I'm pretty EU-sceptic, I'm sure some here will tell you, and have voted 'no' in every European referendum since I came here from England in the 1990s. I am pretty much convinced that AGW, while of course not having jumped from theory to fact, is the most likely explanation for current warming trends - the science is virtually all on its side while the tabloid-esque hysteria, distortion, and downright lies seem to be all on the 'doubters'' side (even granted the East Anglia stupidity - what happened with the e-mails doesn't actually have any bearing on the validity of what they were actually doing there or the truth of their findings, yet it has been turned eagerly into an attempt to completely discredit not only them but also the entire climate modelling field where the findings are not to doubters' liking). Even if there were more of an even divide on the scientific front (and it's overwhelmingly leaning towards AGW), I still couldn't credit that anyone would argue that we should take the sheer risk (the probable deaths of hundreds of thousands, if not more) while there's even a 50-50 chance of it being correct. So here's one EU-sceptic not joining the ranks of the neo-liberal right or the conspiracy-addicts...



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