Marc in Va said: (quoted from post at 15:08:52 10/09/07) Oops--I was actually replying to Jsharp in my last message. My apologies to Tim B.
Marc
No one said it wasn't getting warmer. It's been getting warmer for quite some time. At least since the little ice age ended in the 1800's. The argument is, what does man have to do with this and what is simply a natural phenomenon.
The same question we can ask about Mars which is also getting warmer. I'm pretty sure that has nothing to do with us.
That's where the models come in. And politicized "science" and people with agendas. And that's ignoring the fact that our measurements are done much differently than they were a hundred years ago. That gives even more inaccuracy to the picture.
So it isn't about climate change, it's about man's alleged contribution to it. And with explanations that are consistent with what's happened before over the millennia, long before any claim could be made that humans might have something to do with it...
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