one doesn't have to be a religious nutcase to have some doubts about global warming.
only the naive & truly brainwashed believe everything that govt scientists claim about global warming.

Fundamentalist Bible believers. Blind faith.

Interesting thing about Mass Extinctions bring mass bodies decaying which releases methane. That breaks down in the atmosphere into Carbon Dioxide and water.

Those radical Fundie Faithfools in their Xstian Death Cults are so eagerly awaiting the 'rapture' that they don't give a shit, all they want is to die and be with their Invisible, Imaginary God praising him/her/it for all time on their bended, subservient knees like good little slaves.

It's an accurate assessment but takes a long time to get to the point. The relevant conclusions are about halfway through: they believe god is in control of such things so no worries, basically. And some feel that god will use climate change to chasten evildoers so you don't want to oppose that. Dominionism is bad for the environment.

But...it's so INCONVENIENT! We'll have to give up so many goodies and live like our ancestors did...in caves and nasty places like that!

UNLESS--you like the idea of the end of the world? UNLESS you imagine yourself sitting on Jesus' lap, eating popcorn while you watch all the ungodly burning in hell? What fun!

They are people that seek hearing what they want to hear such as the promise of immortality. Politicians know what to tell them about climate change.

Quote "Imagine the consequences if any significant component of the US government actually believed that the world was about to end and that its ending would be glorious. The fact that nearly half of the American population apparently believes this, purely on the basis of religious dogma, should be considered "A moral and intellectual emergency"!!!" -Dawkins

religion is the root of all evil

FTA: Martin Luther and Saint Augustine both taught that Christians should avoid knowledge, reason, and learning. They held that such things were detrimental to belief in Christianity.

They were right. In the end, education was the undoing of my Christianity. It is therefore no surprise that many conservative evangelical Christians deem education one of the most important pillars to conquer, and why Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is smarter than she seems in terms of getting what she wants.

Education must become our most important pillar as well—educating not only about the scientific evidence for climate change and what it will take to mitigate it, but about the wild and dangerous thinking that motivates evangelical Christians running for positions of power in our government. As Thomas Paine said, “The mind once enlightened cannot again become dark.”