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af329@james.hwcn.org (Scott Nudds) wrote:

(Scott Nudds) writes:
: >  They most certianly are.  Even the most ardent of skeptics have
: >admitted that the globe is observed to be warming.

(Hugh Davies) wrote:
: Have they? The vast majority of honest scientists admit that they're
: not sure.

  Really?  Then I guess Michaels, Lindzen, Singer, etc. must be
dishonest in your view since they have admitted that there the globe
is
warming.

"Is there any common ground? Of all people, Michaels insists there
could
be. "When it comes to it, the modellers and the sceptics are not so
far
apart," he says. Indeed, if pressed, Michaels, Lindzen, Spencer and
other sceptics suggest a doubling of CO2 in the atmosphere would raise
average temperatures by between 1 and 1.5 'C. And 1.5 'C is the bottom
end of the modellers' range of predictions." - NEW SCIENTIST: 19 July
1997


Scott Nudds wrote:
: >  I doubt if you can find more than a handfull of scientists who
: >disbelieve the observation that the globe is warming.

(Hugh Davies) wrote:
: I doubt if you can find more than a handfull of scientists who
: believe the observation that the globe is warming, either.

  Lets, let Nature do the talking...

"The idea of man-made climate change used to be a minority view. Now
new research into the history of climate science traces the story of
how the minority won over the majority." - Ehsan Masood - Nature
Magazine Science Update 1997

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It certainly does appear that the globe is warming.  What concerns s
me is watching politicians sit there figuring out what they'll do
about emissions when emissions may be the thing affecting it
the very least. -- Alleycat