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Old 05-02-2005, 18:04   #27
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Re: Alarm at new climate warning

The fact of the matter is we know less about this planet then we do about space, which is a tad worrying, if going on the above factual statement is true and put into practise in this thread, then how can we make a factual judgement on the timetable and posibilities of global warming, this planet has had changed we STILL DO NOT understand millions of years later, and all the time they are disproving old theorys and making new ones only for them to be ruled out.

End of day matter is, we know things in the air aint helping this planet, but hell all it takes is a monster volcano and all our efforts will be gone..

Perhaps we should stop looking at space and work this planet out and stop worrying when we only have read half the book on what this planet is about and what makes it tick.
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