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To: average joe who wrote (14172)6/5/2002 11:52:17 AM
From: Lazarus_Long  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 21057
 
But at Kyoto, Australia in fact won the right to increase its emissions by eight percent above 1990 levels.
I love this treaty. Are we its only intended victims?

Yet Howard argued the arrangements of the Kyoto pact would not work while it did not impose reduction targets on developing nations
Yup. Seems like everyone gets a pass except us. For a likely nonexistent problem.

Thanks for posting that link which proves beyond a shadow of doubt we have averted the next ice age.
Actualy, we may not have. That could very well be a natural fluctuation.



To: average joe who wrote (14172)6/5/2002 2:46:47 PM
From: goldworldnet  Respond to of 21057
 
Some contend that ice ages are triggered by global warming. Two factors are cited, the shutting down of the gulf stream and the Polar Paradox where melting of polar ice reduces the salinity of the ocean thereby raising the freezing point of sea water.

firstscience.com
earthobservatory.nasa.gov

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