by 2007 the evidence was pretty conclusive that carbon played only a minor role and was not the main cause of the recent global warming.

Read the full article.

When in doubt, blame the New World Order. That’s what I do. Let’s look at those evil men in the shadows and see what they have said in the past on this subject (from here):

“In searching for a new enemy to unite us, we came up with the idea that pollution, the threat of global warming, water shortages, famine and the like would fit the bill…” The First Global Revolution, Club of Rome, an elite think-tank (David Rockefeller, Gorbachev, etc.) working with the UN.

Maybe we are being lied to by both sides, but it does seem odd that the planet began an before unheard of continous warming trend about the same time the Industrial Revolution started.

As far as the Warming Sun theory, it’s base seems to be built on a rubbage heap as well.

http://environment.newscientist.com/channel/earth/climate-change/dn11650

As for 9/11, nobody wants to believe Loose Change, but the official explanation just falls apart when you study it closely. If you’d like to help me understand your reasons for believing the Osama bin Laden story, I’d welcome that.

If it is true that the sun, not CO², is responsible for global warming, then we are being lied to. I’m sure everyone is happy to reduce pollution, but we are unhappy about being lied to, the fear mongering, and then the threat of various greenhouse gas taxes (e.g. ‘green’ car tax).

What about all the scientists that blame CO²? These seem to be “singalong” scientists that give support to the people who are funding their research. Here’s a great article to show how authority figures are used in the media to support a government’s cause.

Anyway, my point is yes we should cut pollution, but we shouldn’t be subject to all this “eco” propaganda based on junk science.

But I also have to ask, why wouldn’t we want to reduce CO2 out put? It definately causes dangerous pollution, acid rain, and ugly skylines all over the world. Getting ourselves off of oil should be a major priority, but judging from the G8 Summit economics for the rich have once again stolen the day.