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Old August 24th 16, 04:12 PM posted to uk.sci.weather
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Default Why temperature data is adjusted
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We had the perfect amount of CO2 for the emergence of civilisation, and we have adapted our agriculture to match the current level of CO2 and the environment (weather) it produces


Agreed. My point is that at a different stable level of CO2, we would
adapt to that also, and we may well find it more congenial.

It is the period of change and adaption that would be potentially
painful, not the resulting conditions once they had settled down.



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