Public Discussion about Climate Change

5-1 Discussion: Public Discussion About Climate Change
use the following website to pick the article. for this discussion.
attachment include a peer's discussion. I need to response to then.
https://www(dot)sciencedaily(dot)com/news/science_society/ethics/
A hot-button issue around the world is climate change. Although most scientists agree that climate change exists and is the result of human activity, debates about this issue remain heated and polarized. In the arenas of politics, media, and public opinion, it seems that the "sides" of the issue are based more on contrasting belief systems and assumptions than on scientific evidence. Before participating in this discussion, make sure you read the module resources. You should include examples and other supporting evidence from the module resources in your posts.
Discussing challenges that face our world often means investigating opinions and ideas different from your own. Remember to remain thoughtful and respectful towards your peers and instructor in your discussion post and replies.
Create one initial post and follow up with at least two response posts.
For your initial post, address the following:
How might the way climate change is discussed in the media and by politicians influence climate change research and funding for that research?
How can bias, beliefs, assumptions, and values influence what we know and how we approach contemporary global issues related to the natural sciences?
For your response posts, address the following:
Respond to peers who identified different ways that public discussion about climate change could impact scientific research. How did their ideas contribute to your own understanding of the issue? Considering these ideas, why might it be important for citizens to understand the science related to climate change?