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To: Mary Cluney who wrote (100560)2/15/2005 10:00:29 AM
From: Ilaine  Read Replies (1) of 793706
 
I just googled "global warming" and this link from NPR is the first thing at the top of the page:

"Three Views on Global Warming
Research, and Life Experiences, Put Scientists at Odds

There's a sharp difference of opinion among scientists about global warming and the risks it may pose. A few scientists say scenarios of rapid climate change are unwarranted. But others are worried that rising levels of carbon dioxide could trigger a sharp and painful change in the Earth's climate. Scientists are influenced by the way they interpret data, but also by their broader world views."
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