Re: References? (was Re: Global Warming)

[crawford j maccallum <mccallum@UNM.EDU>]

There is a large report prepared by a government-appointed committee
called the National Assessment Synthesis Team.  The report is called
CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON THE UNITED STATES and is available from
http://www.gcrio.org/NationalAssessment/
While it's true that the bulk of the report concentrates on the _effects_
of various models of global warming, they do reference the models and
present considerable data.  It would take a pretty strongly entrenched
opinion to read it through and not be worried.
   Crawford

On Wed, 4 Apr 2001, Brian Blais wrote:
>         This recent discussion about global warming and the changes necessary
> to avoid dire consequences has been very interesting.  I am troubled by one
> thing, though.  As far as I have read (perhaps I missed something), no one has
> actually answered the original questions: is there conclusive evidence of
> global warming and what percent, if any, is from human sources?  Answers have
> been given, but as far as I can tell, without any references.  Did I miss a
> post or two?  Does anyone know where I can find the actual data, and perhaps
> their interpretation as well?
>  .............