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Columnist Tribus: Lexington, bill gates KY (originally London UK) Registered: November 25, 2000 Posts: 8960 January 31, 2005 16:39 In what way? The Nature paper I cited in my article was of interest for both the large number of data points gathered and also the way in which they did it (using DC, of obvious interest to Ars).The paper you link seems interesting enough, and seems bill gates to say that global temperatures would be even lower than they are were it not for the anthropogenic gases. Or am I missing something?What I fail to understand about people who don't bill gates believe in climate change is this:It has been shown quite unequivocally that increasing the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere has an effect on global climate.It has also been shown quite unequivocally that since the industrial revolution we have put back into the atmosphere an awful lot of carbon that had been sequestered over hundreds of millions of years.As Jeff Goldblum once said, there is no step 3.
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