Oh, now I understand your questions. See my post here.

Thank you for your response Bob. I am still looking for the specific reference source doc that appeared in “Nature” you eluded to last evening on the John Batchelor Show. The reference I am interested in occurred during the programs fourth hour, 17:30 into the segment as I replayed the podcast.
For the record, I concur with many of your concerns and opinions on this matter. From my perspective, I believe the debate as presented by the practitioners within “climate science-political complex” as I affectionately refer to it, is riddled with confirmation bias.
So unless I misunderstood your comment, or you misspoke, there exists a specific reference where scientific skepticism actually crept into an article, published in “Nature” that I would appreciate reading and referring to going forward. I just can’t locate it. Thanks again, keep up your great work.

OK, I just checked the B612 website at http://sentinelmission.org/our-team/leadership/ and I don’t see Rusty listed. Still, this organization would do a far better job at detecting these rocks than ANY government organization!

There is no single paper in Nature that “states increased atmospheric CO2 must result in increased atmospheric average temperatures.” Instead, almost every paper published on climate over the past fifteen years in Nature — as well as most major science journals — has made this assumption. Some have focused on creating computer models to prove it. Some have focused on climate data itself. Many scientists in the field have been skeptical, but few have strongly questioned the assumption, or if they have, their questions have been actually squelched by peer pressure and the corrupt actions of some powerful global warming scientists, as proved in the climategate emails.

I wrote about a good single paper example here. If you want to read a good summary based on these papers, then read the IPCC reports. If you want to see how the computer models have compared with the actual data, however, go here.

I hope that answers your question.