ClimateGate

Earth temperatures are very mildly affected by greenhouse gas, but they are controlled by only one governor: the sun. Variations in the earth's orbit are responsible for the dominant long cycles of climate change, sun spot cycles and changes in the sun's magnetic field have primary responsibility for the shorter term sub-cycles of earth climate change. Human behavior cannot alter any of the climate trends produced by the sun.

Believing that humans can overrule the dominant solar-driven climate cycles is like believing that a pigeon can land on the back of a charging rhino and steer it in a new direction.