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To: JohnM who wrote (32416)6/17/2002 6:40:04 PM
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That article on the Alaskan changes to climate and its physical world was very interesting. Over the many years I have noticed clearlythat geese migration is very erractic now and not determined by fall and spring. I see many birds that I have never seen this far north before and our weather is definitely less severe in the winter and generally more erratic ( wet when it should be a dry period and cold when it should be stifling hot). I would suggest without reservation that the climate is changing and the effects of that are being observed. In a world where evolution of any kind should be counted in millions of years, it is disconcerting to realize that it is happening within a lifetime.
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