so you set an image challenge i have a PhD in then?well before i explode can i just make it plain clear that the ozone hole is abso-fucking-lutely nothing to do with global warming.
now that's out of my system i'll be slightly happier, but i feel this is going to be a long week...
sorry to be a miserable washed up scientist type, but unfortunately that's my job
(now that's out of my system i'll be slightly happier, but i feel this is going to be a long week...
sorry to be a miserable washed up scientist type, but unfortunately that's my job
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Wed 6 Dec 2006, 22:21,
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we fixed the ozone problem, we can fix thisc'mon, who's with me?
*burns bra*
(*burns bra*
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Wed 6 Dec 2006, 22:24,
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Why doesn't the ozone hole have anything to do with it?(someone had to ask)
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Wed 6 Dec 2006, 22:26,
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But I thought (and I may well be wrong)that the ozone hole let more of the Sun's rays through which then can't get back out again. CFCs destroy the ozone hole, other gases block the light's escape. Greenhouse Effect, y'see? isn't it what happened to Venus? Granted, I'm not an expert on the matter...which is why I asked the question.
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Wed 6 Dec 2006, 22:35,
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ozone layerprotects from ultraviolet
greenhouse effect transmission of infrared radiation
(greenhouse effect transmission of infrared radiation
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Wed 6 Dec 2006, 22:43,
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