Throckmorton....I asked you to read the new guidelines and tell me what was horseshit. It appears that you want to attack the Daily Mail article instead. The article is obviously not perfect as is common when laypeople write about science.
However, that said, I think you're off base when you said the following statement from the article was misleading: "Royal Society issues new climate change guide that admits there are 'uncertainties' about the science." as the guideline itself says: "In view of the ongoing public and political debates about climate change, the aim of this document is to summarise the current scientific evidence on climate change and its drivers. It lays out clearly where the science is well established, where there is wide consensus but continuing debate,
and where there remains substantial uncertainty."
On the other hand...I think your criticism of the following statement in the article is valid: 'The Royal Society now also agrees with the GWPF that the warming trend of the 1980s and 90s has come to a halt in the last 10 years." It's clear that temperatures have substantially moderated the last decade...but the Daily Mail statement is false as the guildline does not actually say this. I suspect that this is what Wolfe was talking about earlier but he didn't give specifics.
I applaude the new Royal Society guideline and hope you do to...as well as those who actually give a shit about good science. I think it's really important for people to understand the lack of knowledge and uncertanties involving clouds and was glad this fact was clearly acknowledged. Water vapor and clouds have a huge impact on our climate as they reflect 30% of the Sun's energy. Variables that affect cloud formation are likely significant drivers that affect climate change. The guideline correctly says: "Current scientific understanding of this effect is poor."
Current GCR research has shown that galactic cosmic ray flucuation directly affects cloud formation...the mechanism is currently being researched. This may help explain historical climate changes as GCR is not constant and varies as our planet travels through the galaxy. CERN should be releasing their preliminary results soon.