Originally posted by pallero
But where is that warming?
Pretty much all over you, if you haven't noticed. Southern Finland doesn't really have a winter anymore; Hardly any snow. Some years ago it was possible to build a snow fort and it could've lasted through the winter. Not anymore. New insect species have spread to southern Finland due to warmer weather and some of the species that used to exist only in the south have spread further north.
Meanwhile every year more people have died to heat in central and southern Europe. Floods are also becoming more frequent.
The temperature is slowly increasing all over the world. I'd say the sun has a bigger part in it than the global warming activists are willing to admit. Otherwise we'd be still in the ice age, or did I miss an existence of 10 000 year old industry?