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To: combjelly who wrote (538265)	12/23/2009 7:56:09 AM
From: Taro	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577883

They know a whole lot more about the issues than you do. Changing the subject again? I know nothing, but I study the data with uncorrupted ears, eyes and mind. You should do the same thing, CJ. There have been extinction events associated with climate warming. That is well known and understood. And those (extinctions) had severe spikes in CO2 Preceding the GWs or - again - tracing it? That and nothing else was at issue here. That said, how would you know anything about the CO2 content back then by the way? Here you like all other 'experts', Al Gore, and other self proclaimed 'scientists' are guessing only. The fact is that we have no ice cores that old (trapped air) or any other means of detecting the CO2 content before, during and/or after those extinction events allegedly caused by GW from vulcanic activism or a major hit by debris from space. But please feel free to provide a link to your data of 'severe spikes in CO2' and why not start with the following major extinctions: 65 million years ago Tertiary extinction. 200 million years ago End Triassic extinction. 250 million years ago Permian Triassic extinction. 365 million years ago Devonian extinction. 440 million years ago Ordovician-Silurian extinction. And that done, please demonstrate that (any of) those 'severe spikes in CO2' preceded as opposed to followed that particular GW event. Looking forward to your data, CJ. :) /Taro