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[spence]

I believe that 2010 is on track to be the second hottest year on record, and was on track to be the hottest if it wasn't for on record due to la nina related ocean cooling.

But I guess it may be more fun to just read snarky editorials and make fun of Al Gore instead of listening to scientists and the body of evidence that the earth is still indeed warming.

As has been mentioned before, the political debate and scientific debate on global warming don't seem to really have much at all to do with one another.

-spence

[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by spence

As has been mentioned before, the political debate and scientific debate on global warming don't seem to really have much at all to do with one another.

-spence

When do the political and scientific sides ever have much to do with one another? For reference, see: fisheries management, ethanol additives in fuel, Magnuson-Stevens Conservation and Management Act, Health Care Expansion, Oil Subsidies compared to Solar Subsidies, and many many more...

[scottw]

Originally Posted by spence

I believe that 2010 is on track to be the second hottest year on record, and was on track to be the hottest if it wasn't for on record due to la nina related ocean cooling.

But I guess it may be more fun to just read snarky editorials and make fun of Al Gore instead of listening to scientists and the body of evidence that the earth is still indeed warming.

As has been mentioned before, the political debate and scientific debate on global warming don't seem to really have much at all to do with one another.

-spence

the evidence indicates that they have had everything do do with one another