So its the sun's fault, and not the volcanoes. Hard to keep up around here.
The Cato Institute. Certainly they can be believed. An organization with a mission, and an agenda:
http://www.cato.org/about/about.html
I'm sure some Cato folks belong to this outfit, as well:
http://www.cei.org/pages/about.cfm
After all, if you can't trust organizations backed by corporate interests, who can you trust?
So I guess we're making way too much of a fuss about this. After all, Famine says its all a myth:
Famine
Global warming is a myth put around by "have-nots" to get at "haves". Deal with it.
Which means this is all mythical data...:
Goddard Institute Data
...and the melting of the Arctic ice and Siberian tundra is all an illusion, like the NASA conspiracy that faked the moon landings. It isn't really happening after all, as some guys said in those links you posted, Danoff.
And its trees, volcanoes, and the sun that are really responsible. Oh wait: It isn't even happening. Right. Got it.
No! Wait! It IS happening, but its not our fault, or it certainly isn't caused by the emissions the internal combustion engines of the world are producing. Its all part of the natural climatic cycles, or its the fault of the powerplants of the world, or the cattle herds, or the sun, or volcanoes, or trees.
Man. This is tough to digest! I guess I'll just take your recommendations, Danoff, and go with the opinions of Lyndon LaRouche and the corporate-backed institutes, and ignore those folks at the Goddard oufit and these guys, as well:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4616431.stm
After all, like somebody said earlier, all of those guys were under political pressure to spout that crap. I mean, its common knowledge that Lord May is a stooge for Tony Blair, and the U.S. National Academy of Sciences just reads right off the Bush administration's punch list. That makes sense to me, somehow...
Yeah, Danoff, I'll just hit web sites like this one you cited from now on:
http://www.globalwarming.org
After all, they posted this link that exposes the truth about how the Inuits are going to cash in on the melting of the artic, and how one of them blames wind for the warming, and not us:
http://www.channel4.com/news/special-reports/special-reports-storypage.jsp?id=138
Inusiq Nasalik says to not worry about global warming, because the world is coming to an end, anyway. Now, where else could you find a link to an expert opinion like that, except from "GlobalWarming.org"? And look at those happy kids on the GlobalWarming masthead. They're sure not worried about anything!
Yeah, I've got to consider my sources better, don't I? Thanks for the guidance, D.