St. Maarten Private Eye

The credntials of the climatologist's posts may be genuine but contemporary scientists are in agreement that global warming is not only occurring but is from tracable man-made conditions.
Here is a link to a few studies that are alarming -

http://nyc.indymedia.org/en/2007/04/85020.html

There are currently vast sums of money being spent by oil industry friends to refute this science and their views pop up in all forums of public discussion.

I doubt his 'model' was one shown at he NASA-Goddard Earth Institute last fall (I attended) where the diverse leading climate models made on the world's largest computers and multi-computer link ups all fell into agreement on projections of super heating.

Further studies are coming out daily.
This climate change-is-hooey material is not accepted by leading climate scientists, universities or (importatly) insurance companies.
Since insurance companies project risk idecades into the future it is not suprising that sponsors like Swiss-Re are funding aggressive climate change education projects like www.thegreatwarming.com

Where the climate-change-is-hooey theorists find a welcome mat are in government lobby groups that stall clean air initiatives for fossil fuel producers.

London didn't build the Thames Barier as a tourist attraction. The Netherlands didn't create roads that can float for amusement. Europe and most of the industrialized world are modifying infrastructure, building practices and energy policy because of a proven need to do so.

Here's a little more news for concerned readers -
Terrific weather anamolies right now:

http://nyc.indymedia.org/en/2007/07/87890.html

and part 1 of the L.A. Times series on 'altered oceans'

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/oceans/la-me-ocean30jul30,0,6670018,full.story

...discusses the death of coral reefs. The 80% destruction of the Caribbean reefs is evident over on Pointe Blanche bay where the ruins of bleached dead coral washes up daily in amounts that make the coast look like a marble quarry.

The reefs globally are in danger from one thing: rising ocean temperatures.