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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (4119)	2/9/2006 3:26:13 PM
From: Crabbe	Respond to of 218615

"The reason why the polar ice is thinning has room for lots of belief systems and the greenhouse effect does indeed seem to be a place for religious fervour. I think we are saving the planet from turning into an ice ball. Greenhouse effect zealots believe we are turning the planet into a baking desert with melted ice and flooded coastal plains, maybe even to runaway greenhouse status with everything fried, or, because of the oceans, steamed." I think you need to read a little more on The Greenhouse Effect. Few are worried about a hot environment with everything fried, or steamed. The major worries now are for extreme localized climate change with gradual overall global warming, a mini ice age for Europe, due to a shut down of the Gulf Stream is the present most recognized likely thought outcome. whoi.edu The following article is the newest information I have read and states a slowing of the Gulf Stream by 75%. Essentially costing the British Isles, the heat from 27,000 times the output of all of their power generating stations, effectively amounting to a temperature drop of 5-8 degrees C. portland.indymedia.org Google things like: Gulf stream slowdown Gulf stream shutdown r