Fact 1: only an tiny amount of peer reviewed studies go against the consensus that global warming is primarily caused by man.
Fact 2: polls show that a clear majority of scientists, in the relevant areas, thinks global warming is primarily caused by man. And the polls also show that the scientists who actively publish are even more convinced.
Apparently you want all opinions to count as long as they have a fancy academic title. I would not expect a brain surgeon to know much about dentistry even though both the dentist and brain surgeon work somewhere on the human head.
That list does address all the stuff from the videos you posted. If you are capable of watching the videos in your OP then you should also be capable of watching and reading what is in my links. If you reject that then you are rejecting the scientific consensus. And then there is not much more to debate.
I did not watch the resisting the green dragon videos. The titles alone did not seem to address anything about global warming nor were the videos available for free. One thing is wasting time on the same old arguments, another thing is spending time and money on something that does not seem relevant to the debate.
But at least you come with some specific claims now. Of course I have to do the work with all my false info:
On Iris
http://www.skepticalscience.com/lind...ion-part1.html
It is still getting warmer.
http://www.skepticalscience.com/glob...ed-in-1998.htm
The five degree estimate is one of the higher estimates. But why not let Allen Myles speak for himself without being misrepresented by journalists:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environmen...climate-change
David Rose (Daily Mail) is not a good source when to comes to climate science. Examples:
or
http://www.skepticalscience.com/media_v_reality.html And I could find a lot more.
And using quotes from people who have no qualifications at all (Morano) or one who might have a fancy title like a PhD in Astrophysics (Whitehouse) but no actual research, is the usual appeal to authority.
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