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To: Roads End who wrote (80301)	12/2/2012 11:37:14 PM
From: LLCF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119358

We see it done every day with all kinds of issues far more immediate than this. "Immediate" is an interesting term in relation to global warming... as it is precisely the "non-immediate" (ie. long term) but far ranging as well as unknown and unexpected ramifications that make it such an enormous issue. "Spun as a positive" is impossible IMHO. GW means change... change is always difficult and disruptive, even if vast northern farmlands open up... vast farmlands in other places would have to completely morph to either other crops, etc. Populations displaced, animal habitats moving.... wacky and EXPENSIVE. Don't get me wrong, IMHO there are "immediate" issues that CAN be addressed that also deal with GW... ie. pollution... and personally I think GW should be addressed as pollution. There is plenty of data to support cutting pollution. DAK