http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/europe/11/17/spain.climate/index.html

 Thank you for the article. I just seen on the news this morning how the US and China are lagging behind when it comes to doing something about this. To be honest it really don't surprise me that they are in that they always seem to wait until the last minute to do something about things.

 After the botching of the last report, I'm not inclined to believe much that comes out of the UN on any subject matter. Knowing what I do about the ancient history of this planet, I'm inclined to side with the planetary biologists and geologists who say that what is happening has less to do with humans and more to do with a natural cycle. One we'd better get a grip on instead of worrying about CO2 emissions.

We are overdue for this shift and the last time it took place it made all of the super mammals extinct. In about 25 years.

 I think that human activities are contributing to the speed of change, but I agree that the earth's natural cycles are playing a big part in what we are witnessing.

 I don't think we will have to worry about what we put into the atmosphere too much longer as our way of life is going to change drastically during the next 5 to 10 years, as are ability to use the oil we once could, will be severely curtailed.  That change will severely limit what we put into the atmosphere.