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"Catoni" wrote in message
... Claudius Denk typed: "Wasn't it like a week ago you were informing us that this (oceans losing their ability to absorb CO2 from the atmosphere) as a possibility. Now, suddenly, it's an emergency? It would appear that being an enviro-scientist requires a healthy and active imagination." Reply: Yes... it has gone from a possibility to an emergency in just a week or two. And there is a very good reason for this. Copenhagen is just a couple of weeks away, and it's of extreme importance for Alarmists to build up the hype in order to try to salvage something in the wake of the damage created by Climategate and other lies and exaggeration that that Alarmist side has been getting caught in. Brilliant, just brilliant. Can I vote this response up somehow?? Super Turtle |
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