Who first determined CO2 was pollution that should be regulated in the US?

Thanks for the link, chellimm. I particularly liked the last paragraph:

Mr. Clark agreed that humans “do have a footprint on this planet, there’s no question about that.”

But he suggested that the underreported larger effect is being felt in the oceans, where humans have “killed off 90 percent of the large fish population, and whales, and all the rest.”

He said he believes that the money and resources spent on climate conferences could go to “actually improve environmental problems.”

“Anybody who’s a climate realist recognizes that the money we’re spending on mitigation—where we think that we are turning back the CO2 thermostat or trying to turn back to the thermostat and save the world 1.5 degrees of warming—knows that it’s a fantasy. There’s no way we will affect climate with what we’re doing.”

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