From having lunch with the scientist's I work with
people denying a human impact on climate change are simply laughable these days; and sadly it's far worse than we imagined. Hence a very good link above^
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Jahled Three shades of black, Sat 28 Feb 2009, 0:00,
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Seriously,
short of a massive nuclear deployment, how the hell do you think a few billion primitive life forms can have any significant impact on 5.9736×10^24 kg of stellar body?
Humans have a notoriously poor sense of scale.
(especially males...)
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Besides, there are SIGNIFICANTLY larger things for us to worry about. Ever spoken to a Geologist about the Shield Volcano under Yellowstone National Park? The one that's about 40,000 years late, and would make Krakatoa look like a Swan Vesta? Bare in mind that Krakatoa caused a 20-year mini-ice age...
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Kerrisis There's someone in my head, but it's not me., Sat 28 Feb 2009, 0:11,
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Read the article, perhaps subscribe to the publication
You obviously simply aren't close to having a clue; and you are very boring at replying to; if you don't think a hundred years of industrial impact hasn't had an effect of the earth's fragile ecosystem, there is little more than I can be bothered to type.
And with that I'm off to bed, to see Arsenal tomorrow
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Jahled Three shades of black, Sat 28 Feb 2009, 0:25,
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Where the hell is that "Golden Flounce Award" JPG when you need it?
Some of these eco-types really don't like having their world-view challenged, do they?
Ps. I'm obviously not the only person who thinks this...
www.theregister.co.uk/2009/02/25/jstor_climate_report_translation/
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Pps. Arsenal suck.
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Kerrisis There's someone in my head, but it's not me., Sat 28 Feb 2009, 0:39,
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