1. Yes, I agree it seems fairly indisputable that our climate is warming. The stats show it to be the case. I have no argument with you here. In fact, I've never claimed the climate wasn't warming. 2. This 'welter of well-supported evidence' is precisely what last night's C4 programme was alluding to; the very reason there's a 'welter' of GW info is because governments are happy to support the notion of GW for their own means. Likewise, if governments had been happy to support the notion of GW cosmic rays for their own means then there would surely be a well-funded 'welter' of info on GW cosmic rays. Just because an ideology is well supported and has benefitted from much pondering and debating doesn't necessarily mean it's right. It might be more researched but not necessarily correct. I'm really playing Devil's Advocate, if I was being honest (it's not illegal, yet). While there are many people around who still doubt GW then surely they have a right to be listened to just as much as those who've already backed the GW horse? Last night's programme was stimulating because it dared to discuss something which has almost become gospel. It's the dogmatic approach to GW from some quarters that, quite frankly, unnerves me. Anyway, I'm still trawling through various documents that have been linked in previous replies. Such a shame there hasn't been more funding available for a comparible amount of research into the Sun's long-term affects on the the Earth's changing climate. Over to you Stratos...