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To: ThirdEye who wrote (145742)	5/15/2001 5:54:04 PM
From: CYBERKEN	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

You have bought into this phony fraud. You are a fool...

To: ThirdEye who wrote (145742)	5/15/2001 6:36:08 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 769670

Thirdeye, yesterday Newt Gingrich spoke to how (Mr. Gingrich did not use the words I use. I paraphrase as I always call stupid stupid and retarded as retarded.) techno retard's can't discuss an issue because they are totally ignorant of all science and thus fling crap when the do try to discuss it. So to your >>>>The loss of ozone is caused by chemical reactions in the upper atmosphere that are triggered by the by-products of fossil fuel emissions Bogus stupid crapola. The chemical reaction the cause ozone depletion are CFC's and they are not the products of by-products of fossil fuel emissions. CFC's ChloroFluoroCarbon's mainly freon once uses a a propellent and still in service in many freezers, refrigerators, water coolers, dehumidifiers, air conditioners. Now recently it has been proposed that the chemistry that depletes ozone is extremely sensitive to small changes in stratospheric temperature. Now get this even small amounts of stratospheric cooling can greatly increase ozone depletion. Now remember CO2 it's the big bad global warming trend Well according to the models IF the debunked CO2 theory leads to global warming at Earth's surface, it also cools the stratosphere, which increases the amount of ozone depletion in the polar regions. In addition, the Arctic stratosphere has historically been warmer than the Antarctic stratosphere. So if you want to read more speculation. giss.nasa.gov tom watson tosiwmee