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meld51 · 13-03-2007, 20:58

I watched that programme and I thought it was a credible response to the global warming issue. All the interviewees seemed to have the right credentials.

Then I saw the Sunday Times magazine which had an article that was as scary as you can get.

These contradictory standpoints confused me so I thought I'd look a bit deeper.

I went to the Met office website and came across this, which is a sober and scientific study of climate change and climate modelling. I trust the Met Office...and before you say it...it is not the same as predicting next week's weather.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research...modeldata.html

Having read this document, the truth is...scary.

Since this document was written in 2005 there has been an update document.
I would urge everyone to read this stone cold sober document.

Next I will read the Stern report.

13-03-2007, 20:58	#193
meld51 Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 364	Re: Global warming 'past the point of no return' I watched that programme and I thought it was a credible response to the global warming issue. All the interviewees seemed to have the right credentials. Then I saw the Sunday Times magazine which had an article that was as scary as you can get. These contradictory standpoints confused me so I thought I'd look a bit deeper. I went to the Met office website and came across this, which is a sober and scientific study of climate change and climate modelling. I trust the Met Office...and before you say it...it is not the same as predicting next week's weather. http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/research...modeldata.html Having read this document, the truth is...scary. Since this document was written in 2005 there has been an update document. I would urge everyone to read this stone cold sober document. Next I will read the Stern report.