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Old 08-04-2006, 00:26   #6
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Re: Air trends 'amplifying' warming

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Originally Posted by punky
Without trying to appear smug, but that's been my argument all along, when I had these debates with Graham. My argument is that global warming is like a gun. We have enough intelligence to invent guns, but not use them responsibly. Likewise, we have enough intelligence to monitor and react to nature, but not enough to understand it. I like this graph a lot. What on earth were our ancestors upto causing that level of CO2 I don't know. Some might see a pattern in that graph. There are lots of contradictory graphs and such.

This issue isn't new though. I was actually going to bring this up. I have just finished Crichton's "State Of Fear" book, and this issue was mentioned in there, and I was getting around to righting a good review in that "What are you reading thread".
Could be carbon sinks letting out their supplies, interesting graph though.
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