Will our conservation efforts change the Global warming phenomenon?

I don't believe in global warming, but many of the things that are being done to try to make things better needed to be done anyway.

Using the earth's resources wisely is just common sense with or without global warming. God commands us in the Bible to use the resources that He has provided, but to be good stewards of the earth in doing so.

Global warming is a reality that no knowledgeable person will dispute. The earth's climate has been getting warmer (albeit very very slowly, with many "ups and downs" that have been tens of decades long) since the last glacial maximum some 20,000 years ago. Historically, the earth's climate has been both much warmer and much colder than it is today. The present controvery is caused by a few alarmists claiming that human activity (factories, cars, etc. burning coal and oil or gasoline) is increasing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and this in turn is what is causing the climate to warm. That this is pure nonsense is best shown by the fact that the present warming trend started long before there were enough humans around to affect anything.

All I know is that most people involved with global warming prevention programs make a lot of money more than charities for solving poverty.

There probably are things we could do however most of the solutions we are given are frauds i.e. mercury light bulbs that pollute our land and cause seizures, chem trails that consist of aluminum ,and e-85 fuel that consumes our food supply.

Unless ALL nations incorporate change the earth is doomed.  We have done so much damage to the water, the soils, the food source, the contamination in the air is deadly, and unless greed takes a back seat, which isn't likely, the earth will be uninhabitable within the next 50 years.  It's a sad future for the up and coming generations.  Read...Silent Spring by Rachel Carson...it will reflect how long we have been destroying the planet...she was a scientist who encouraged the EPA to be formed.  Very depressing yet informative.