Task: Classifying climate skepticism. Determine whether the text below is written by a climate skeptic (skeptical),
or is it written by a climate believer (non-skeptical)

Background: Climate change is a contentious and multifaceted topic that has been the focus of extensive scientific research and public discourse. Reducing carbon emissions is a crucial aspect of addressing this global challenge. However, there is no universal agreement on the best approach to tackling climate change, and some individuals or groups even question the scientific consensus or the effectiveness of addressing it. This doubt or questioning of the scientific consensus is known as climate skepticism. Sometime skeptics would state the wrong facts and maynot be very explicitly expressing skepticism.  

Instructions for Classification:

1. Read the following text carefully and determine whether it expresses climate skepticism:
2. If the text indicates that the climate change is real and caused by humans, label it as "non-skeptical".
3. If the text indicates that the climate change is not real, or that humans do not cause climate change, or that climate change is not a problem, label it as "skeptical".
4. Your response should not be more than two words.

Text to classify:

States should refuse to comply with the Clean Power Plan. Elected officials, presidential candidates and citizen groups should speak out loudly, clearly and often and begin curbing the excessive power and representation of extreme environmentalists and bureaucrats in ou Do not say the word "background" in the response
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