Global warming has quickly become one of the most heated issues in America (pun intended). Rising temperatures and melting icebergs are indisputable evidence that the Earth is warming, but is this global heat wave a man-made crisis or just overblown hype?
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Most Scientists Don’t Believe Humans Threaten Earth's Climate
- From The Heartland Institute
By The Heartland Institute - Chicago-Based Think Tank
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Nice try
Your data is over 10 years old. My recommendation: Go out and count again in 2009. Then come back.
By the way: Climate change is not a matter of a democratic majority but a fact.
Why don't you try out the following: Visit a greenhouse near to your home. Compare the ambient temperature with the temperature inside. You will probably find a difference: It is inside warmer than outside. And then post another comment here that this is not an example of the greenhouse effect but of ... humm ... whatsoever, I don't know.
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Oliver
- Oliver January 29, 2009 1:17PM
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