Thanks on improving the NPOV of An Inconvenient Truth Thanks for rebalancing the NPOV equilibrium of this article You have achieved by adding rebuttals within the science section in homeopathic doses what I could not by being I gather too straightforward I contributed a huge amount of research that was immediately taken out by MastCell I just gave up and placed a NPOV tag on this one sided article at the time The tag lasted no more than 2 hours as it was promptly removed by ILike2BeAnonymous who is deemed by Wikipedia to be a saint as he apparently as protected many articles against vandalism But ILike2BeAnonymous removed the NPOV tag without making a single contribution to rebalance the NPOV equilibrium I gather he thought my tag amounted to vandalism Finally you courageously stepped in As you can see per the Discussion history you must be the third or fourth editor who is taking a rebutting balanced stand towards this article Of this group I congratulate you for being so far the most successful If I may I would encourage you to do even just a bit more An Inconvenient Truth s main message is that because of anthropogenic CO2 emission temperatures will rise by the end of the century leading to a probable entire melting of the Greenland and Antarctic ice caps leading to sea level rise of 20 to 40 feet submerging our seashore civilization as we know it The slides showing what such a sea level rise looks like maps of cities states countries are pretty dramatic But they have absolutely no scientific bearing The IPCC forecasts a sea level rise ranges from several inches inches to just 3 feet in the worst case scenario I think this is a critical balancing point to insert within the science section of the article I have tried and got censored immediately On the same subject I am glad you came across the pretty impressive document A Skeptic s Guide to an Inconvenient Truth It is incredibly well researched and referenced By the end there is hardly a page of the book or slide of the movie that is not effectively rebutted by data based scientific studies Keep up the good work