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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: ryanaka who wrote (1173142)10/23/2019 2:00:24 PM
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What is your purpose in life there lefty?

Hey, check these out.... feel free to pass on...

PHYSICIST: CO2 RETAINS HEAT FOR ONLY 0.0001 SECONDS, WARMING “NOT POSSIBLE” The atmospheric CO2 concentration, whether it be 300 PPM or 400 PPM, effectively doesn’t matter -- the time-lapse differential is immaterial for either concentration.
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2019 Ozone Hole is the Smallest on Record Since Its Discovery
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Algae Sucked all CO2 out of the Atmosphere Causing a Virtual Ice Age

Algae absorbs CO2 and a 500% increase in its population caused a mass extinction that wiped out more than three-quarters of all marine life and turned the planet into a phase of global cooling. Researchers from Harvard University made the discovery while studying ancient ocean sediments unearthed in Nevada. The sample of shale and limestone contained excessive compounds derived from chlorophyll, warning that over a period of just a few million years, the amount of these compounds increased approximately five-fold. They sucked so much CO2 out of the atmosphere that the planet was thrust into a virtual Ice Age. The idea of zero-emissions would create a major shift into global cooling.

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