I'll post the most factual and unbiased information I know of. For the sake of space, I'll just give the links on most.
Graphs of daily total column ozone and water vapor amounts from global sites.
Cooperative Atmospheric Data Integration Project (CO2)
Cooperative Atmospheric Data Integration Project (CH4)
Cooperative Atmospheric Data Integration Project (CO)
Major World Ecosystem Complexes Ranked by Carbon in Live Vegetation
RADIATIVE CLIMATE FORCING BY LONG-LIVED GREENHOUSE GASES:
THE NOAA ANNUAL GREENHOUSE GAS INDEX (AGGI)
Daily plots - Solar and Thermal Radiation
Some of the links posted above cite the authors' contact information if you'd like to speak with them. Hope you find them helpful.
I'll try to find more.
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Its a long list, and not always the fault of people. Nature is harsh, animals adapt to changing conditions or they go extinct. I don't get your point. When a polar bear kills a baby seal would you say the bears attitude is casual? If a person kills a baby seal some think that is morally wrong, but then they eat veal at their save the baby seals luncheon. What would you call that?
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We have to eat to survive, but there is not reason, aside from vanity, to club a baby seal. Its not morally wrong, just useless.
I am a strong proponent of natural selection, even to the point of not being surprised if we fall victim to it. The polar bear situation is not natural selection.