Luckily science doesn't work that way.

Even if the footage was specifically picked, even if it was entirely special effects, that's not the important part of the information being presented and to claim it wrong as a result is ridiculous. Let alone to say it proves all the other science presented wrong.

For some evidence he can experience first hand, I suggest he travel to some glaciers, especially ones we've been watching for a while like in the USA, but it's a hard trip for many. Try Athabasca, or Colombia ice fields, there's plenty to pick from, for now. See, you'll park at the car park. But you can't see a glacier from there at Colombia. In 1844, you would have been standing on it, and a helpful sign says as much. Another sign points you the right way to go. Different glaciers vary on distances you'll have to travel but here's a typical journey at several.

After walking/hiking several hundred meters under strict sign instruction, you might get excited as you see another sign and some ice ahead. "Glacier was here in 1905." Keep on walking. Another few hundred meters for "1935". For some of these glaciers, you're going to be hiking up several kilometers that it hasn't touched in decades. Eventually, you'll see it. And from where you can see it, you'll be next to a sign that says it hasn't got to where you are since 1975. And if you look back down the trail, you can see the path that it used to follow, but now it melts long before it gets the chance.

We've lost hundreds of billions of tonnes in glacial and Arctic ice in the last 100 years. To claim we haven't because you think you can poke a hole in how a particular shot was filmed is insane.

We invite you to become a sponsor for our father-son team at the Annual "Riverina Redneck Rally 2018". 

The first Car Rally was held on March 18, 2017 and raised an amazing $123,614 for Country Hope, which is a Riverina/Murray-based organisation offering support to children diagnosed with cancer and other life threatening illnesses. 

The primary source of funding for Country Hope is from corporate sponsors and community fundraisers.

Due to the fact that they receive no Government funding like a lot of the larger support groups, money raised by us stays in the MIA. 

This is the reason why we decided to become a part of the fundraising champions to support Country Hope who are the sole beneficiary of all our fundraising efforts. 

After the very first Riverina Redneck Rally was run it became the largest fundraiser that Country hope has ever had and we are aiming to try and double this amount on the second rally. 

As a Riverina Redneck Rally competitor we are to raise funds to aid Country Hope. 

Once our team was accepted into the rally we then must raise a minimum of $2500 to be eligible to participate in the rally. 

Your Donation or Sponsorship for our Team not only helps out Country Hope but also enables this great fundraising event to continue to be a successful event each year. 

Donations - This can be as little as $2 but every little bit helps achieve our goal.