[fireman15]

“CO2 and climate had been relatively stable until this point,” said UCL Geography Professor Mark Maslin, one of the study’s co-authors. “So, this is the first major change we see in the Earth's greenhouse gases.”

I suppose that this is true if you don't count those minor "weather" events called ice ages which last around 100,000 years and interglacial periods like the one we are currently experiencing the tail end of. I guess that they are not counting the Pleistocene ice age that had half a mile of ice ago covering the place where I currently reside just 12,000 years ago. Where do they find these “scientists”?

[the_daug]

Of course this explains the lack of SUV’s

[Reily]

These are the scientists who are not only too lazy to read the scientific literature they’re even too lazy to read the “popular” science literature!