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http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/georgemonbiot/2009/sep/16/global-temperature-cooling



That doesn't lay out a scientific case for man made global warming it is a piece about someone elses opinion.

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http://www.climatecafe.org/blog/2008/05/climate-cooling-report-a-trojan-horse-for-deniers/



More data, but they don't say where it was acquired, nor is 60 years a sufficient sampling of time.

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and from a discussion
http://www.salem-news.com/articles/may202009/benny_sid-45.php

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http://www.climatecooling.org is disinformation. The internet is like that. Anybody can put up anything they like and the naive can choose to believe it. If you want a valid resource check http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/paleo/globalwarming/home.html. That would be U. S. government research not a small collective of crackpots. Not that I expect you to accept research from the U. S. government, so go put your head back in the sand and let the rest of us adults (and our children and their children) see if we can't save civilization as we know it.





More opinion.

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Interesting piece.

http://www.thestar.com/business/cleanbreak/article/729339--hamilton-why-media-tell-climate-story-poorly



I agree Warmers are not marketing their cause to the end consumer very well, but still no scientific proof.

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tell ya what cit , pov , elab, charin et al., start here and watch em all. Very informative....



The problem is the atmospheric models he's using are way too simple. There are more systems operating in our atmosphere than just the gases he was describing. What effect do those have? How much CO2 does rain wash out, how much is washed out in our oceans?


These go about the direction I expected. Heavy on hype and light on science. Things like recycling, energy efficiency, and cutting down on pollution are all great and worthy goals, in and of themselves. The use of scare mongering tactics by the left in this country however is the reason so many people are becoming skeptical. As demonstrated by their latest commercial: CLICK Divorce the political and economic ambitions of Al Gore from the actual science of climate change and you'll watch many of the skeptics come over. Not me though, I need science to convince me, not hype.