Of course man made climate change exists ... in the urban centers!  With industrialization came urbanization, more paved roads and more buildings that are "heat sinks."  It's a scientifically documented fact that the average temperature in the cities averages about 3-degrees higher than the surrounding countryside, and in some cases 10-degrees higher.  The vast majority of the temperature data is collected in the urban centers, because nobody wants to take a couple of hours to drive out to the country to read a thermometer every day.  In other words, the data is gerrymandered to fit the AGW agenda, but it really has little or nothing to do with CO2.  The rise in CO2 has always followed increases in temperatures by and average of 800 years, and no less than 200 years. It's an effect, not the cause.

If you want a better climate, move out of the city.  The number of hurricanes to hit the US has been consistently between 1 and 3 per year since 1880, with a slight decline in frequency.