You've provided no such evidence at all, Togo, only links to dubious and pseudoscientific sites that have a clear inability to distinguish between science and speculation.
As regards the Ball v Mann case, for example, as far as I can tell, everything that the site you linked to earlier is based on a misapprehension. The case was settled, partially, out of court; no ruling was made on the claims of either party (because of course it could not: courts do not decide science); and, if anything, the claims made by Ball that he "won" are simply false. The case was dismissed, as far as I can tell, because the claims Ball made are so ridiculous that the judge felt they couldn't possibly be taken seriously enough to be libellous.
I am tetchy, yes, but only because we shouldn't be having this argument. There's no need for it, there's no sense in it. Even if you set aside the climate change issue it's manifestly obvious that human activity is unsustainable and destructive, but sceptics are determined to bend over backwards, nitpick, misrepresent data, ignore scientific consensus -- anything, in other words, to avoid taking responsibility as a collective for the harm that humans are undoubtedly doing to the environment; and, yes, to the Climate as well.
We see it in a different form here, too. Rather than address the truth of the matters, some strange and utterly bizarre questions such as "would you rather see the planet cooler", or "is there an ideal temperature", are given credence when they clearly have nothing whatsoever to do with the fundamental issue at hand.