You do make some good points, and I do understand correlation is not causality. In Earth science we must determine where the breach between correlation and causality truly is, because as there is a natural ebb and flow in the Earth's temperatures it may be tough to break down the impact of human CO2 emissions. I think NASA puts it well in a simple manner for everybody to understand in this link (http://climate.nasa.gov/causes/) -- then again, perhaps you believe the moon landing was faked too, discrediting NASA?

Can you point me towards the studies on CO2 levels following a rise in temperature, I would love to read them (that I am not being sarcastic about). 

My answer to a solution will follow in another comment, but a solution is not easy, otherwise we'd be embarking upon one already haha 

I am not unwilling to consider how they arrive at their conclusions, I took numerous classes in college about responsible research and know how to look at studies subjectively.