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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (4114)	2/9/2006 1:52:56 AM
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Here is an article on Global Warming, straight from Massey Univ in New Zealand. Massey scientist contributes to British report on the greenhouse gas crisis There’s a way out from the greenhouse gas crisis – grow more trees, plant more stuff, and use if for fuel instead of oil, says Dr Peter Read. The Massey University scientist is the New Zealand contributor to the massive report just released by the British Government and attracting headlines around the world. Dr Read says most of the report is devoted to emphasizing the seriousness of the situation. “The Gulf Stream that keeps the North Atlantic much warmer than the North Pacific is slowing and may stop; bad news for our relatives in Scotland. Tele-connection of the glaciers on Greenland and Antarctica means that the whole glacier mass accelerates as bits get nibbled away by the warming ocean, causing tens of meters of sea level rise much faster than previously thought possible; bad news for the Beehive. “More CO2 in the air means more CO2 in the oceans, forming carbonic acid and extinction of the small organisms at the bottom of the food chain; bad news for the whales we struggle to save on our beaches.” masseynews.massey.ac.nz r

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