[Tim McNamara]

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Ben C wrote:

In spite of all the fuss, we're not really cutting CO2 and probably
won't-- and certainly not by enough if the alarmists are right-- so,
provided the world hasn't ended for a completely different reason,
we'll get to see what happens.

Some of it. Most of it will be seen by your children and your
grandchildren, if you have any. Sins of the fathers and all that.

So far the closest thing to an actual experiment is the one we've
been doing on ourselves for the last century. If you're right about
the isotopes, it looks like the CO2 has gone up because of human
activity. If McKitrick and McIntyre are right about the temperature
record, the only consequence of that seems to have been a growth
spurt of some bristlecone pines, and maybe half a dozen trees in
Siberia.

You've not been paying attention, then. Almost all of the measured
changes in the global climate have outstripped the most alarmist
computer models by a large margin (sea level rise at 180% of
predictions, for example).