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Default Warming seas could mean less dissolved CO2--and less plant life
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They also mean that there should be less CO2
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They also mean that there should be less CO2

But there's more. Wierd, huh?


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On Feb 4, 4:58 pm, David wrote:
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David Christainsen - Meteorologist

They also mean that there should be less CO2

* But there's more. *Wierd, huh?

Where is the data that proves that there is more?
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chemist wrote:
On Feb 4, 9:12 pm, "marcodbeast" wrote:
chemist wrote:
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David Christainsen - Meteorologist

They also mean that there should be less CO2

But there's more. Wierd, huh?

Where is the data that proves that there is more?

Same place as been linked to from here a hundred times.


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Default Warming seas could mean less dissolved CO2--and less plant life
On Feb 4, 9:54*pm, "marcodbeast" wrote:
chemist wrote:
On Feb 4, 9:12 pm, "marcodbeast" wrote:
chemist wrote:
On Feb 4, 4:58 pm, David wrote:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2173271/posts

David Christainsen - Meteorologist

They also mean that there should be less CO2

But there's more. Wierd, huh?

Where is the data that proves that there is more?

* Same place as been linked to from here a hundred times.

There is no direct comparison of CO2 in the sea with
that of some years earlier in any of those papers.
That is the only thing that will prove it.
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Default Warming seas could mean less dissolved CO2--and less plant life
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They also mean that there should be less CO2

Sorry but the CO2 atoms are displacing the dissolved oxygen. Your
theory is in the toilet dummy
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