New study shows climate change is a natural occurence

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http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/908 I don't even have a degree in science and I've been saying that for the better part of this year. MIND, this doesn't mean we, humans, don't have a problem. A warming climate means more droughts, and we're contaminating the world's drinkable water supply by dumping drugs in it and other things. Which means water shortages. We saw a bit of that this year. Certain towns and cities in the United States when a few weeks up to a few months without running water for longer than an hour or so a day, given to them by a neighboring town or city -- who were beginning to hurt water-wise themselves. I'm sure you heard about it on CNN, but this brings a bit more perspective, eh? ALSO, though humanity is not affecting the weather, we're killing off species which weren't next on Nature's list to go. This could have unforeseen affects on our environment. I highly doubt we could really hurt nature that much, but I do believe we could change it to a point which would be harmful for ourselves. And with the economy going into recession and food and transportation prices skyrocketing (simply driving to work costs more than your groceries in some places)..and with signs similiar circumstances are happening or will happen many other places as well...this does not bode well for our future. It's serious, but humanity will probably survive. My concern, is under what circumstances we'll survive. It may come down to GMO -- genetically engineered organisms which save us, but at what cost? What about the oversized companies which own most of the water, food, gmo companies around the world? What will they do when they find they possess what so many people are desperate for? Do some research if you have no idea what I'm talking about. Thoughts please.