Absolutley not true. The earth's climate is in a constant state of flux with all manner of things affecting it, not just catastrophic events. There's also the issue that the current climate change doom and gloom mongers are basing their huge predictions for the future on, at most, 150 years worth of weather data. I work that out to be 0.000000326% of the earth's history based on an age of 4.6 billion years. Also the world went through a period of sustained global cooling from about 1300-1870, so we are starting from a low base and then saying we're all going to die because it's getting warmer. Sorry but no, the science doesn't stack up. Also the world spent a couple of hundred years burning coal from the industrial revolution, which put lots of soot and sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere, again giving a cooling effect. Now most of the world has moved on from coal this effect has gone and we are seeing a rebound in global temperatures.
To be clear I'm not a climate change denier. It's certainly happening and the earth is getting warmer, and I'm sure humans are having a small effect on this process. Whether it's a problem or not is another matter. We are at a fairly unique moment in Earth's history where it has ice caps at both poles. That's quite unusual and not at all how things have been for the vast majority of this planet's history. So polar ice loss isn't a problem, it's just different to what we have now. (see here from the Geological Society
https://www.geolsoc.org.uk/Educatio...Climate/How-Long-has-Earth-had-Polar-Ice-Caps ).
Why humanity has this obsession with keeping the planet and climate exactly the same as it is now baffles me. Things change, animals go extinct and the climate changes. As a species we either adapt, die out or evolve into something else. But trying to stop climate change is absolutely futile.
Wow...bit over the line that