Alright, back to the discussion.
I think it's interesting you say I am a conspiracy theorist for saying pretty much the exact opposite you are.
While I understand what you're saying, the point I was trying to make in the difference between the two is that a conspiracy suggests that it is something they are trying to keep hidden. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with you being a conspiracy theorist. I'm saying that on the green side, there is no conspiracy, since they're not (for the most part) trying to keep their sources of money a secret. Thus no conspiracy.
A LOT less than the big companies.
How many of those cases do they win? Who pays for the procedure? Do they sue for money or to force some action? If for money, check what that money is used for.
Nah, I don't know where you get this from, but there is no consistent increase on all solar planets. The temperature on Mars has risen somewhat, but is has actually fallen on some other planets. That said, given how little we know of those planets and their cycles, any increase/drop of temperature could very well be a part of their cycle, so any "evidence" derived from that is on shaky legs (to put it very mildly).
Big companies, however don't pour all of their money into global warming. In fact, in every instance I've heard of so far, companies are putting more money into research on how to lower carbon emissions than they are into the actual research of global warming (by an extremely large amount, too). On the other side, most environmentalist groups (especially the bigger ones) would be putting most or all of their funds into it (as would seem likely). And again, its not just the green groups. In fact, I would guess that only a very small percentage of the total funding comes from them.
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I'm not sure about the environmentalist groups suing thing. All I know is that they sue A LOT. I'm going to go ahead and assume based off of the sheer amount of cases they make that they're not entirely unsuccessful in winning them. You'd think if it wasn't working that they wouldn't do it as much.
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You make a good point, but the key factor in the 'planet warming' phenomenon is that the planets and moons
without an atmosphere are warming on a similar trend, strongly suggesting solar cause. Still, like you said, it is "on shaky legs" considering there are more factors than just atmosphere which we don't fully understand. But the general warming is, nonetheless, a hint towards solar activity.
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Aaaaand back on the topic of the IPCC. It seems some people missed the link that I so rudely posted a few pages back thereby resurrecting this thread. Here it is again. Pretty good evidence against defending it as a "international huge scientific organization" when only 52 of them that supported the consensus were actual scientists. I'd go further in bashing the IPCC consensus, but hey - I'm lazy and its my birthday.
http://epw.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Minority.Blogs&ContentRecord_id=f80a6386-802a-23ad-40c8-3c63dc2d02cb