A small sample from email inbox of a climate scientist. 
These and nearly 200 other "zombie" arguments are fully addressed, with citations to all the original scientific studies, by this excellent list: skepticalscience.com/argument.php
I also have more than 30 short episodes here that address common questions from "isn't it just a natural cycle?" to "how is climate change affecting me where I live?" and "is it too late to fix it?" globalweirdingseries.com
And I have answered many @Quora questions here, from "Does anyone have a legitimate argument for skepticism over man-made climate change?" to "How would a lay person find all of the data or research about climate change so they can be really informed?" quora.com/profile/Kathar…
The US National Climate Assessment has an exhaustive set of answers to Frequently Asked Questions, from "how do we know the earth is warming?" to "can we use geoengineering to fix climate change?" and "is climate change affecting wildfires?" here: nca2018.globalchange.gov/chapter/append…
Together, it is very rare to find a single objection to or question about climate change that has not already been addressed by at least one, if not several, of the resources above. So why don't I reply to such emails with these resources? Here's why.
https://twitter.com/KHayhoe/status/1235204287891988481?s=20
PS. I forgot to mention one of my other favourite sources: @CarbonBrief explainers like this, where they show how climate models have tracked actual temperature change since the 1970s, perfect for any who claim "those models are always wrong." Stellar! carbonbrief.org/analysis-how-w…
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