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October 26th 05, 06:24 AM
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No escape for dramatic Arctic thaw?
Yes! About the only way one can rap one's mind
about what is to come in the next couple of centuries of anthropogenic greenhouse gas forced global warming is to imagine New Orleans duplicated all over our entire planet. It didn't have to happen, Alastair, there was no need for it to happen. We can still cut it short, if we act. |
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