On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 07:11:50 -0500, "Dan Luke"
wrote:

The theory of anthropogenic climate change has reached a stage where it is
generally accepted among the world scientific community as valid.

You were careful not to say "global warming", weren't you
ding dong?

Research
continues over many points still in contention, such as feedback influences.

As if all the cooling processes of water vapor could be
categorized by one or more parameters of "feedback".

That does not mean that there is any considerable doubt in the scientific
community that ACC is real.

Maybe about the same as doubt in cold fusion?

Those wishing to "shoot the messenger" often
resort to cherry picking facts from the various mini-controversies within the
overall research to cast doubt on the theory itself.

There is an obvious, very large, factor due to clouds that
has never been mentioned, who will be the first to think of what it is?