Personally, I think markets are smarter than scientists...

[Lukey]

And the fact that real estate values in areas like Miami are skyrocketing:

http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2015/11/miami-beach-global-warming

Indicates to me that the climate change agenda is simply thinly veiled Marxism. If the markets thought climate change was legit, real estate values in Manhattan, Miami, Los Angeles, etc. would be collapsing. And they aren't. The market will be proven correct (again)...

 

[georgephillip]

And the fact that real estate values in areas like Miami are skyrocketing:

http://www.vanityfair.com/news/2015/11/miami-beach-global-warming

Indicates to me that the climate change agenda is simply thinly veiled Marxism. If the markets thought climate change was legit, real estate values in Manhattan, Miami, Los Angeles, etc. would be collapsing. And they aren't. The market will be proven correct (again)...

Did you say "Marxism?"
What do they say about global warming and class war?
http://www.marxist.com/global-warming-marxist-perspective.htm
"The impacts of global warming fall disproportionately on the poor. The effects will manifest themselves in lots of ways: more expensive foods, a shortage of water, less fertile soil, and more extreme weather.

"Those who will suffer (and already are suffering) as a result are ordinary working and middle class people, peasant farmers – in short, everyone except the super-rich, who can always up sticks and move to a more pleasant climate.

"Although at the moment the effects are largely confined to the so-called third world, they are already starting to impact on the richer countries.

"This means that global warming is not just a scientific issue, but a class issue."