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Old 15-02-2005, 13:23   #42
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Re: Alarm at new climate warning

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Scientists really don't get things right on the first attempt much.
Whenever I hear, or read, a news story that starts with the line "scientists (or experts) say" or "According to Scientists" etc etc

It's usually tosh, usually a load of tosh by some university trying to get funding.

It sensible to try and cut emmissions etc, but I don't lose any sleep over it.

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Originally Posted by Graham
And, again, I ask you, what will you do if it *does* happen?
and what do you do if doesn't.

Thats the doozy. Do you spend billions now trying to find other forms of energy or do you wait because it might all be a load of twaddle.

But if you wait, if its proven true - will it be too late.

If you spend now and it's proven wrong - just think what you could of spent all that money on.



Don't worry about it, I've got better things to worry about.
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