From: Robert Comer 

>" This latest analysis shows that the Sun has had a considerable indirect
>influence on the global climate in the past, causing the Earth to warm or
>chill, and that mankind is amplifying the Sun's latest attempt to warm the
>Earth."

Duh, I would take that as an axiom.

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Bob Comer


On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 07:38:03 -0400, Mike N.  wrote:

>http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3869753.stm
>
>"A new analysis shows that the Sun is more active now than it has been at
>anytime in the previous 1,000 years.
>
>Scientists based at the Institute for Astronomy in Zurich used ice cores
>from Greenland to construct a picture of our star's activity in the past.
>
>They say that over the last century the number of sunspots rose at the same
>time that the Earth's climate became steadily warmer. "
>...
>" This latest analysis shows that the Sun has had a considerable indirect
>influence on the global climate in the past, causing the Earth to warm or
>chill, and that mankind is amplifying the Sun's latest attempt to warm the
>Earth."

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