[wbill]

Sure. Personally, I predict widespread glaciers in the lower 48. Why not go all the way?

These 'scientists' use computer modeling to predict the weather. They can't accurately and reliably tell me what the temperature will be in my hometown tomorrow...but they use the same computer modeling to predict the temperature on a global scale 100 years from now? Come on.

Just because 'everybody' thinks a certain way, doesn't make it true. Everybody thought that the world was flat, at one point in time.

Don't get me going on Global Warming.

[Ender@Game.now]

The proof of global warming is the finding of giraffes growing longer necks. This proves that trees are growing faster and all the good leaves are higher up which "selects the taller" (or fatter or whatever) giraffes for survival.
Tomorrow we will show how global warming makes turtle eggs hatch early and they miss the out going tide. /sarcasm

[Fredgoblu]

Sure. Personally, I predict widespread glaciers in the lower 48. Why not go all the way?

The "Lost Squadron" that ditched in southern Greenland in 1942 was found buried under 268 feet of ice in 1992. How can the glaciers be advancing even as the globe is warming? Hmmmmmmm?!?!?!