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This will come as a shock to the AGWCult but apparently that Big Yellow Thing in the sky actually does affect climate -- on Earth!!
But for the closing paragraph, the article is a treatise on why not seeing any effect of AGW.
In the final paragraph, they totally contravened the substance of the article which is an otherwise perfect explanation of why the AGWCult has to Hide the Decline. The WSJ embarrassed themselves by including the AGWCult mantra that irrespective of the Sun, climate scientists know that CO2 is driving climate change.
I'm not renewing my subscription to WSJ, when it comes to the "Tea Party" their editorial board sounds like the DU and now this.
Strange Doings on the Sun - WSJ.com
But for the closing paragraph, the article is a treatise on why not seeing any effect of AGW.
In the final paragraph, they totally contravened the substance of the article which is an otherwise perfect explanation of why the AGWCult has to Hide the Decline. The WSJ embarrassed themselves by including the AGWCult mantra that irrespective of the Sun, climate scientists know that CO2 is driving climate change.
I'm not renewing my subscription to WSJ, when it comes to the "Tea Party" their editorial board sounds like the DU and now this.
Strange Doings on the Sun - WSJ.com