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A better question might be to recommended some basic reading material pro and con. Internet searches turn up bazillions of articles and no way to sort by credibility. Is there a "dummies guide to climate change" that lays it out? I think most folk are making up their minds on emotional rather than scientific evidence, e.g. by whom they like best on TV, etc.
You can do what I did and have been doing for 10 years. Just Google Climate change and NOAA, NASA, DOE and other agencies and organizations. There is a plethora of info out there in charts, graphs and raw data. Easy to interpret, but they explain most of it.
Arguments like "It's just mother nature" or "this has happened before in earths past history" are just BS. Do the reading. The rate of change of both warming and CO2 is unprecedented in the history of the earth. The closest analog happened 55 million years ago. They use core samples from the bottom of the ocean and from polar cap ice samples to determine this. The same changes that are happening now in 100 years took 1000 to 10,000 years to happen 55 million years ago. This is the rate that natural changes take place, even with major volcanoes erupting. The only thing in earths history that made changes this fast was the meteor impact that they believe caused the dinosaurs to go extinct.