Lee Bergquist opens his article DNR purges climate change from webpage at the Wisconsin Journal Sentinal (my brackets):
The state Department of Natural Resources recently scrubbed language from an agency web page on the Great Lakes that said humans and greenhouse gases are the main cause of climate change. [See DNR webpage The Great Lakes and a changing world.]
The DNR now says the subject is a matter of scientific debate.
The department made the changes on Dec. 21, striking out whole sentences attributing global warming to human activities and rising levels of carbon dioxide.
Bergquist explains:
In the latest changes, the DNR says of climate change, “as it has done throughout the centuries, the earth is going through a change. The reasons for this change at this particular time in the earth’s long history are being debated and researched by academic entities outside the Department of Natural Resources.”
Officials replaced this wording:
“Earth’s climate is changing. Human activities that increase heat-trapping (‘greenhouse’) gases are the main cause.”
Bergquist’s article continues with statements from a Wisconsin DNR spokesperson, then follows it with a typical reminder of the consensus (a.k.a. groupthink) from the United Nation’s agenda-supporting, report-writing entity called the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change-IPCC (a political body, not a scientific one).
I’m looking forward to more changes like this in the not-so-distant future.
On Wisconsin.
Bob Tisdale - Climate Observations 
Reblogged this on ClimateTheTruth.com.
Reblogged this on Climate Collections.
There are over 60,000 miles of ocean volcanic rift emissions and 1500 above water volcanic emissions which most likely account for over 95% of the carbon dioxide in Earth’s atmosphere that no one has measured their total output; leaving humanities outputs at less than 5%; most likely less than 1%. Geology Professor Ian Plimer has pointed this out for anyone interested. And the Heartland Institute books: Why Scientists Disagree about Global Warming and the book Climate Change Revisited also cover this information ignored by too many supposed mainstream scientists.
With any luck, the Trump Justice Department will call anyone to task who ignores such obvious
information on climate change or does not factor it into their models.