Climate will always change. However, it changes regardless of what man does. As I have said before, and will continue to be proven correct, there is nothing man can do to affect the Earth’s climate.
Case in point, Lake Mead. For 10 years now I have documented that the amount of rainfall out West has, over the last couple centuries, been normal. Oh, there have been long periods of drought, but this has always been the case. Christians believe that God will always provide. I happen to also be a scientist who has known all along that the low level or water in Lake Mead was just a normal, temporary fluctuation. I predicted 6-years ago that before long, the Earth would replenish the Lake. “Oh no, Tom, nature cannot repair what man has done, we must take action”.
We surely must take action to stop over-building near our sources of water, build more reservoirs, and continue using efficient water strategies. However, replenishing Lake Mead is beyond man. It isn’t beyond Mother Nature, though. As it turns out the West has recieved such an abundance of snow this past winter, that when it melts Lake Meade is expected to rise 33 feet higher than it usually does after the summer snow melt.