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Old 15-02-2005, 15:21   #48
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Re: Alarm at new climate warning

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Oh dear, is this the best counter argument you can come up with?

I haven't been watching *any* films. I suggest you start looking at the science of this and stop trying to dismiss reasonable arguments with glib comments.
Which ones shall I listen.

The ones that say we're warming up?

The ones that say we'll freeze up?

The ones that say that this is cyclical and cannot be prevented anyway?

The ones that say man made CO2 emissions are miniscule compared to natural ones.

The ones that say the deforestation of South America doesn't matter in terms of CO2 - Oxygen conversion becuase it is so small compared that of the oceans.

The ones that say oil is actually a replenishing resource (its true - scientists say)

When even our learned friends don't even know what fcuk is going on how are we supposed to make an informed decision.

Or should we just flip a coin?
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