re: #23 EdDantes

As a long time reader I am thankful for that.

If you’re looking at AGW, check in with LVQ.

I was in a quandary- I didn’t doubt the reality of global warming but could not understand how to distinguish between what might be a natural phenomena and what might be human contributions.

LVQ explained the ways to measure rates of natural change and how that is changed and impacted by human influence.

In other words, there may indeed be a natural phenomena at work here. That said, it appears the rate of change is influenced by human activity.

LVQ’s explanation of AGW was the best I had ever heard. He took the time to be clear, answered my questions and follow up queries.

He and I may not always agree on all things political, but he has always been a stand up guy in our exchanges.

If you have any AGW questions, he really is the go to guy.