Ok, not sure what to make of that last post. You still offer no evidence that CO2 levels were higher during Ice Age periods, which is what I asked for. As far as that link you posted, I looked at the list of petition signers and the first guy is pretty questionable at best. He is a bible thumper that still believes in Creationist theory, not exactly who I would trust for "science". http://forums.techguy.org/civilized-debate/545322-solved-global-warming-295.html. The petition is bogus anyway. Any scientist who took the time to research ANY of the data would have to agree that at a minimum, human land use has had a change on our climate.

If you are into numbers, I have a website that has 80,000 PAYING SCIENTIST that think human caused climate change is going on. I will do the math for you and say 80,000 > 31,000.

http://blogs.physicstoday.org/newspicks/2009/03/in-profile-union-of-concerned.html

And since you are so into numbers, why don't you join this website... http://www.alaska.net/~clund/e_djublonskopf/Flatearthsociety.htm. They have 3,000 members who think the Earth is flat. Maybe you could take a long trip and be the first one to fall off.

If I can get 31,000 people to agree that you are a douche, will you believe them? Or will you except a lower number?

Al Gore is not my hero. I never voted for him or Clinton. I have been a believer in human caused global climate change since the mid 80's, well before Al Gore and the media were all over it.

I will still be waiting for the answer to the higher CO2 levels during Ice Age periods (which I still doubt you can prove, heck, I will take any website that shows me the data, I don't want it in a quote for somewhere) and why this is the first global warming event where CO2 has gone up before temperatures did.

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