That's just one of the counter-narratives. Unlike the "97% narrative", the counter-narratives are not monolithic.

Another counter-narrative says that climate change is happening but the models to date are inaccurate and overblown.

Another counter-narrative says that man-made or not, it's hubris to assume that humans can do something about it.

And yet another counter-narrative acknowledges climate-change but says that the prescriptions for fighting climate change aren't guaranteed to work and will hurt humanity - in that we should spur innovations that continuously adapt to climate change and boost economic prosperity for all mankind while avoiding worldwide austerity controlled by an earth-worshipping misanthropic orthodoxy. (or something like that ;) )