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5. 三月 2009, 07:16:18

Papa Zoom

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题目: Brrrr, it's cold in here.

Are the scientists and economists who ask these questions just a
fringe group, outside the scientific mainstream? Not at all. A 2003
survey of 530 climate scientists in 27 countries, conducted by Dennis
Bray and Hans von Storch at the GKSS Institute of Coastal Research in
Germany, found

82 percent said global warming is happening, but only

56 percent said it’s mostly the result of human causes, and only

35 percent said models can accurately predict future climate conditions.

http://www.heartland.org/NewYork08/newyork08.html

Hardly consensus.

I tell ya, it's cow farts!

"there
has been no net global warming since 1998.

"significant
new peer-reviewed research has cast even more doubt on the hypothesis
of dangerous human-caused global warming."

Although some
blame global warming for seemingly
everything, according to others higher temperatures will increase
the amount of land that we can use to grow food, it will improve
people's health, and increase biological diversity.

I love being right about everything.