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To: Ali Chen who wrote (329656)	3/21/2007 3:20:09 AM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1574905

"For example, 6GT of mined coal would not necessarily produce 6GT of C after it burns out, etc." Pretty darn close. When burned in a modern furnace, there isn't anything left but the mineral content. And that is generally less than one percent. "What significant amounts? Could you assign a number that ended LIA?" By the mid-1800s, coal production was exceeding 100 million tons a year. And that was about the time the LIA was ending. Now, true, it could have just been a coincidence. They do happen. "Then let me ask you: what is the ground of your belief that the oceans are still sinking the carbon dioxide?" What is the basis of your belief that it isn't? Now granted, the downwellings off the Greenland glaciers are weakening as Arctic surface water has warmed and ice packs have reduced. But this is a recent phenomenon, just the past couple decades.