Excerpts from Executive Summary of USGS Report on Abrupt Climate Change

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The IPCC Report stands as the reliable source on Climate Change.

Your faith borders on the religious.

I'm watching, "An Inconvienent Truth" right now on the Science Channel. You should be watching it too.

that's a movie

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In the last twelve months, the climate change debate has taken a dramatic turn. The release of the IPCC Fourth Assessment Report and the Stern Review report on The Economics of Climate Change, the movie An Inconvenient Truth, and the Nobel Peace prize awarded to the IPCC and Al Gore have galvanized public opinion and created a new momentum to address what many world leaders describe as the most serious challenge ever faced by human societies.

At the same time, it is now less than just 18 months before nations must agree on a new and fully formed climate treaty under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Copenhagen in late 2009. As a part of its support to multilateral environmental agreements, and in close cooperation with the UNFCCC secretariat, UNEP works towards the successful outcome of these crucial negotiations.

http://www.unep.org/themes/climatechange/News/index.asp

Hmm I don't know Herb... sounds like Communist propaganda to me!

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Climate change? Let's do the math...

> Until recently, the Bush administration was the head cheerleader for climate-change deniers.

> The Bush administration recently has changed their tune...from denial to acceptance of climate change.

> Their current fall-back position is that they don't know how much of it is manmade.

> The Bush administration is well-known for censoring their leading NOAA and USGS climate experts who disagree with them.

> We are to believe that it is a coincidence that the campaign donations from the corporate polluters and their lobbyists go to the GOP.

> Now we are supposed to accept this administration's latest ideologically-driven climate change report.

> We are also to believe a right-wing blog from the UK whose author does not know the difference between weather and climate.

The results are in: the earth is flat.

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Climate change? Let's do the math...

> Until recently, the Bush administration was the head cheerleader for climate-change deniers.

> The Bush administration recently has changed their tune...from denial to acceptance of climate change.

> Their current fall-back position is that they don't know how much of it is manmade.

> The Bush administration is well-known for censoring their leading NOAA and USGS climate experts who disagree with them.

> We are to believe that it is a coincidence that the campaign donations from the corporate polluters and their lobbyists go to the GOP.

> Now we are supposed to accept this administration's latest ideologically-driven climate change report.

> We are also to believe a right-wing blog from the UK whose author does not know the difference between weather and climate.

The results are in: the earth is flat.

Hit it right on the nail.

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Climate change? Let's do the math...

> Until recently, the Bush administration was the head cheerleader for climate-change deniers.

> The Bush administration recently has changed their tune...from denial to acceptance of climate change.

> Their current fall-back position is that they don't know how much of it is manmade.

> The Bush administration is well-known for censoring their leading NOAA and USGS climate experts who disagree with them.

> We are to believe that it is a coincidence that the campaign donations from the corporate polluters and their lobbyists go to the GOP.

> Now we are supposed to accept this administration's latest ideologically-driven climate change report.

> We are also to believe a right-wing blog from the UK whose author does not know the difference between weather and climate.

The results are in: the earth is flat.

It was a easy target.

Hit it right on the nail.

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Climate change? Let's do the math...

> Until recently, the Bush administration was the head cheerleader for climate-change deniers.

> The Bush administration recently has changed their tune...from denial to acceptance of climate change.

> Their current fall-back position is that they don't know how much of it is manmade.

> The Bush administration is well-known for censoring their leading NOAA and USGS climate experts who disagree with them.

> We are to believe that it is a coincidence that the campaign donations from the corporate polluters and their lobbyists go to the GOP.

> Now we are supposed to accept this administration's latest ideologically-driven climate change report.

> We are also to believe a right-wing blog from the UK whose author does not know the difference between weather and climate.

The results are in: the earth is flat.

HAL 9000 says for completeness!