Common myths about climate change

“Climate change is a natural cycle.” – While the climate has natural cycles, current warming is driven by human activities. – 

“Global warming means only hotter temperatures.” – Climate change also causes extreme weather, such as floods and snowstorms. – 

“CO2 levels aren’t harmful; plants need CO2.” – Excessive CO2 disrupts ecosystems and traps heat in the atmosphere. – 

“Climate change will only affect future generations.” – Its impacts are already visible through rising sea levels and extreme weather events. – 

“The planet will cool down on its own.” – Without action, warming trends will continue, worsening environmental issues. – 

“Renewable energy is too expensive.” – Renewable technologies are becoming more affordable and efficient. – 

“Individual actions don’t matter.” – Personal choices, when scaled up, can drive meaningful change. – 

“Scientists disagree about climate change.” – Over 97% of scientists agree that climate change is real and caused by humans. – 

“It’s too late to do anything.” – While urgent action is needed, it’s still possible to mitigate the worst effects. – 

“Climate policies hurt the economy.” – Green policies can create jobs and stimulate sustainable economic growth.