How bad is climate denial? So bad that Camille Parmesan, now a professor at Plymouth University in England, left the U.S. because nobody believed her warnings. "In the U.S., [climate change] isn't well-supported by the funding system, and when I give public talks in the U.S., I have to devote the first half of the talk to [the topic] that climate change is really happening," complains Parmesan. In fact, she says she became "professionally depressed" because she was only a voice crying in the wilderness. A wilderness created by man-made climate change. Or something. "I felt like here was this huge signal I was finding and no one was paying attention to it," Parmesan says. "I was really thinking, 'Why am I doing this?'" Why indeed. The beneficiaries of the climate agenda are bureaucrats who gain power over our lives. That's the depressing thought. More...