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On Fri, 04 May 2007 08:38:46 -0400, BAR wrote:


Global warming is a cycle that is "proved" by the geological record.

Which clearly shows that humans are not the only cause of global
warming. The question is *how much* we influence it.

How do we determine how much of an effect we humans are having?

Also, the other planets are experiencing their own global warming that
is coincident with the Earth's global warming. Two planets, Mars and
Earth, are warming at the same rate and only one of these planets is
inhabited by humans.

Not true. Mars may be warming at a rate 4 times that of Earth.
http://www.marsdaily.com/reports/Glo...s_Too_999.html

Mars is further from the Sun and warming at a greater rate than Earth. I
guess all of the CO2 is keeping the Earth from burning up?

On the planet with the humans it is believed that
the warming is due, in a large part, to the humans.

The ONLY scientific society in the world that rejects that conclusion
is "The American Association of Petroleum Geologists." Why just them?

Exactly which conclusion. Did they come to their conclusion by a
unanimous agreement or were there dissenters in those societies? Was at
50% plus 1 vote?

What is the cause of
the warming on the planet without humans?
Dirt.

Dirt? The fact that we have forests and water over top of the dirt means
that we are slowing down our fiery end?