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>>12638781
This figure is an example of your utter lack of herd mentality and critical thinking. Talk to any intelligent scientist, like a meteorologist, off the record of course, and they'll tell you about core samples of climate change going back millennia, and that the coal fires in China, or any developing country in the world is naturally far more than any contributions from man or agriculture choices. Don't be stupid. Your choice of SUV vs electric car should be based upon your income, your driveway to your house in 4 seasons, and a necessity to get to work on time no matter the storm because you're a doctor/firefighter/cop and you can't afford to stay home in snow or mud.

I did a 4 minute search for recent data, pulled right from one of the sources of your figure and came up with the following.
Only 24-49 scientists out of a sampling of 650 or the world experts in climatology, from all walks of existence, published, grant based, university or industry leaders....of the near future, anthropogenic sources of near future climate change? They vote the minority of it is human affliation.
Source: https://www.hzg.de/imperia/md/content/hzg/zentrale_einrichtungen/bibliothek/berichte/hzg_reports_2016/hzg_report_2016_2.pdf

Furthermore, savory cheesecakes are nothing new, been making an gorgonzola and roasted onion version for decades now. I haven't been exposed to the bloody mary version, I'm actually not a fan of creamy tomato, or even pink sauced pasta, but if that was a tomato aspic, yum, or if this was a sorbet of bloody mary, that I could cube into a old fashioned glass, and pour tequila over the top of it? I'd be all over it. Alma Cocina does that (ATL) and worth a layover Uber trip to that restaurant.