This climate change thing is a liberal idea for the most part
It's a SCIENTIFIC idea; liberalism and conservativism doesn't come into it. As a matter of fact, an awful lot of British environmentalists are Right-wing Conservatives (Zac Goldsmith MP for example). It's very much a US thing that the right takes an anti-science agenda, mostly in this case bcause businesses that tend to fund the right include all the US oil producers who pretty clearly have vested interests here. In the UK, on the other hand, the government owns the oil wells so the debate is much more of a cross-party issue.
Whether our planet is warming up or not is not of our doing
Well, most scientists would beg to differ. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the American Meteorological Society, the American Geophysical Union, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) would be a few examples; there's little to no mainstream science that suggests that man-made Global Warming does not exist.
We've been keeping records on temperatures for what a hundred years
We can actually track global temperature for vastly longer. Ice cores and fossil-based plant evidence, for example; the maount of different gases trapped in ice can tell us a lot about global temperature, as of course can where tropical and temperate plants grew at different stages. The results tend to show that while the earth has been much hotter at times, it's practically unheard-of for it to warm up this fast, excpet possibly in periods of MEGA volcanic activity which are conspicuously not occurring.
Everyone look up in the sky today at that big glaring spot of light.
I know you want to win this debate, but blinding me won't help.
