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Old 15-02-2005, 15:35   #51
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Re: Alarm at new climate warning

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Originally Posted by scastle
I think the main problem (as neatly illustrated by punky's post above) is that we only have a few hundred years of weather data to model on. A few hundred years is a lot, but it's not an awful lot compared to the age of the planet. It's entirely possible that what's happening at the moment is just a natural variation in climate.

As with Punky, however, I don't know enough to say for sure (but, TBH, I don't believe anyone else on this planet does either).
I would tend to agree, but my own senses and observations make me believe that the weather is changing with increased rapidity. It may only be cyclical variation but it had better change the other way pretty quick or I will be worried.
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