There comes a time when it seems fitting to weigh doubt against consequence. I can think of few situations where this is more clear than in this issue. While I also get confused , and frustrated by the many conflicting studies out there, I have come to rely on the people who study our climate and its influences to clarify some of the clouded Data. Sundays report is a case in point, as it takes quite a bit of information gathered by thousands of our leading scientists, and compiles what I consider to be a relatively accurate synopsis of what may be happening.
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Written by more than 2,500 top government-appointed scientists, Saturday's report contains a summary for policymakers attending the Bali talks, outlining the scientific evidence for global warming and ways to deal with it.
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My personal stance is one of cautionary reaction, as I do not think it wise to ignore what is said and hope its all made up, there is far too much at stake to hide from this.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe...ate/index.html