[dila813]

cool, the truth comes out!

[Dat]

Someone will find a way of blaming this on man and more specifically the U.S.

[JudgemAll]

this is what I've been saying for the past 10 years. It's common sense/knowledge...but don't try to know better than a scientist...you got a PhD, you know better...and get paid better for being believed as knowing better.

[Jeff Chandler]

Arctic ice disappearing fast

Baloney juice!

[Fenris6]

The socialist's er... enviromentalists won't like this.

[IranIsNext]

They can't predict tomorrow's weather.. But let them tell us that it is going to be extremely hot 100 years from now. In addition, lets transfer all our smog producing factories to China, because ala Kyoto, they don't count as far as emissions go...

[DB]

First, if the sun isn't putting out more energy, then why are the ice caps on Mars melting?

Second, Most of Europe and North America were covered with ice around 15,000 years ago. Obviously it got significantly warmer since that then. If everything is man's fault, what happened then?

Clearly the planet is not static. It is constantly changing. To think we can just freeze the climate into a particular state is just plain foolish.

[ApplegateRanch]

increased water vapour appears to have a larger effect, accounting for about 70% of the observed temperature rise.

Solution: coat the ocean surface with a thin layer of whale oil...

[Richard Axtell]

This is backpedaling, from earlier claims that man made CO2 is the major cuprit in "Global Warming" I say, "Global Warming" is a problem, every time it happens. And it has happened over and over again in geologic time. As far back as the Coal Age, we had considerable increase in "Global Warming" resulting in ecological changes worldwide. As recently as the Middle Ages, palm trees grew in Southern England. This is clear, and the connection between man made CO2 and "Global Warming" isn't.

[karlito]

This is just more proof of the deadly threat posed by dihydrogen monoxide. Ban it now!

[MNJohnnie]

Just will not give up the big lie will they? Sorry but all the observable data says the claims about Solar Radiation is a fraud. Sun Spot activity has had direct, proved impact on historical weather. To claim there has been "no change" begs the question of HOW long have you measure for it? To say there is "no change" if the measurement period was say the last year, would indicate a POLITICAL agenda and data being manipulated to fit the political agenda of the Socialist in Drag in the "Climatology" mob.

[Jimmy Valentine]

Oh, great! now we have to ban water?

[q_an_a]

Go to Phoenix and look what adding water to the landscape has done to the region. This once healthy location - for people with breathing problems - has now the same water and vegation as any major city in America. No hot dry summers, now hot hummid summers.

[capt. norm]

None of the computer models can deal with water vapor or clouds. Both are major league players in the climate.

That's part of what makes the whole "Global Warming" media show such a joke.

[sully777]

I find it fascinating that the temperatures have not been this warm in Italy since the 1700s, which of course was a very bad year for key industrial output across the world /sarc.

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I'd like scientists to start researching the phenomenon in the US of the freeze line moving north annually by miles, early freezes, then unseasonably warm temperatures for November/December, followed by unusually cold temps in March through June. I'd like to know if our planet's magnetic fields are changing to the point of a major change in the poles.

[hinckley buzzard]

"We would see that water vapour would go up where there is enough water on the ground."

Brilliant, these europeans.

[dr_who_2]

Eventually, it will get up to 300% humidity, the lakes and seas will boil away, and murders will occur whenever some smartass European talks about how much better dry heat is than the other kind!