Dave,

I don't doubt for a second the credentials of some of these scientists--I listened to one from UW last night--I sure he's a fine man and I appeciate and respect anyone that works hard and takes pride in what they do.

What I do doubt is the 'inpending and immediate danger' we face because of a rise in the temperature of 1 degree in the last 100 hundred years (BTW--I'm sure you already knew this but the earths temps have flucatated up and down regularly since the begining of time).


I also doubt some of the true motives of some (certainly not all) behind the radical environmentalist movement. And I also know that many in the scientific community feel pressured to go along with the hype of man caused global Warming for fear that if they speak out they will lose all valued potential research dollars and employment opportunity.

My contention is that the jury is still out on whether we cause global warming of it occurs naturally--and we shouldn't handicap ourselves economically until we know for sure.