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To: Alastair McIntosh who wrote (23511)	7/10/2006 12:35:58 PM
From: thames_sider	Respond to of 541429

Well, from that article, an accurate headline would be "Gulf Stream slowdown will be overwhelmed by global warming" which would not be very exciting... even "Gulf Stream slowdown might help a little with global warming" probably won't gain too many readers. Mind you, if all that hot water sits around in the Gulf or mid-Atlantic rather than being channelled north, do you think this would further exacerbate storm (hurricane) strength or frequency, since such certainly are increased by more warm surface water?