YOU are an "AGW folk".. Can you point me to your "engagement in science" on this thread?
I haven't followed this thread but if you really want an answer, I'm sure you can ask Abraham. Or you can pay me to review the first 6 pages lol
But the point isn't this thread. The point is that none of us are currently involved in research. So to ask for such from me is the wrong question. The right question is to ask what are AGW folks using to support their beliefs? Or conversely, what are skeptics using to support their claims (hint: conservative blogs)?
IPCC like AR5, Science (weekly magazine), Nature (monthly magazine),
MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change and the list goes on and on.
This is what I would refer you to for AGW doing science. If you care I can get some specific articles from those mags and others but I won't insult your intelligence because you can do that too plus you already know what climate scientists think. That is, while there remains a good bit of unknown, what we do know is that if we continue business as usual, this will cause great harm to the biosphere.
Now they may be wrong. But the bulk of peer review science that exists supports climate change is largely resulting from human activity. And the more science that comes in the more they claim human activity is at the root.
My challenges to you have not been absurd. But when you state so obviously that I or any AGW folk has no science backing up his claims, you have detached yourself from reality and are making a language game out of this issue, not a scientific one. If you want to continue talking science, you need to drop your claim that science supports your fundamental belief that man has little or nothing to do with climate change.