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To: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck who wrote (11283)5/15/2006 1:20:25 AM
From: koan  Read Replies (2) of 78416
 
Darren, yes, the science is very complex. The science for building a nuclear bomb is complex as well.

My son in law works on global warming as a PHD atmospheric chemist. He was working under a NOAA grant until the bush administration cut back, not believing in it and forcing christy Tood whitman to follow te party line on that. Past sec of EPA who tried to say it a few years ago.

He tells me the vast majority of atmospheric chemist/s believe global warming is happening and it is caused by man.

The right wing and corporations keep marching out Lyndin of MIT as though he represents the majority. He in fact is a very lonely disenter.

Bush's head of NASA quit recently because the bush administraiton's top scientist was found to be rewriting scientfic documents substituting doubt where little was in doubt.

Using ice cores from antarctica they have gone back 650,000 years and find nothing ocmparable to today.

9 of the last 10 years have been the warmest on record for the earth.

The gulf stream has shut down 30% in the last 10 years. what we are seeing with our eyes could be a natrual variation, but most atmospehric chemists do not think so.

Watch the hurricane season this year. the gulf of Mexico is boiling hot.
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