Whenever the science of Climate Change is discussed the following graphs of the history of temperature should be kept in mind.
First, some deep history.
Also with CO2 in the picture.
Okay, okay. Humans have only been around for 3 million years or so. Maybe they would not have survived in the age of the dinosaurs – aside from being eaten – let alone 500 million years ago. So how about more recent times.
Specifically, what have we had to deal with since we started building civilisations?
We’re colder now than at any time in the last 8000 years.
So what are we dealing with today?
Currently temperatures are rising much more quickly in the winter and at night. Winters are warming at twice the rate of summers and, as a result, the climate is milder now than in the late 19th century. In the same way, nights are warming faster than days, again making the climate milder. Finally, temperatures in the Arctic are rising much more quickly than in the rest of the world, including the Antarctic…. The equatorial region shows minimal warming, the Southern Hemisphere shows almost no warming, with some areas actually cooling, and the Arctic and Eastern Europe have warmed quite a lot.
No Minister 
Do you have a point? You’re clearly a denier, but are struggling with a few basic concepts, like time and how it works. Perhaps you need to Google a bit more.
Alarmists are like the person at lunchtime who says: “crikey the temperature has risen by 10 degrees since this morning. If this carries on we’re going to be toast by the end of the week”.