global emissions

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Oh, geez, I don't wanna get into this too deeply here, but that book

is a work of FICTION. All the " studies " and such he cites were/are

sponsored by huge companies (largely ExxonMobile) that have a lot to

lose. There is overwhelming consensus among scientists (almost unheard

of) that global warming is real and we are really screwing things up.

Good luck to the US as we continue to live in our collective little

fairy-tale world.

sara

 

, " Lynda " <lurine@s...> wrote:

>

> Speaking of global emissions, anyone read State of Fear by

Crichton? It

> will give you some pause over the thinking behind Kyoto.

>

> Lynda

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the media has bought into the idea that since someone disagrees, then there must be a debate and everything is up in the air

so, i guess since some ppl still think the world is flat, they'd better start putting that in text books as well

wot am i saying, they prolly will in a few years the way things are going sara May 6, 2005 8:31 AM Re: global emissions Oh, geez, I don't wanna get into this too deeply here, but that book is a work of FICTION. All the "studies" and such he cites were/are sponsored by huge companies (largely ExxonMobile) that have a lot to lose. There is overwhelming consensus among scientists (almost unheard of) that global warming is real and we are really screwing things up.Good luck to the US as we continue to live in our collective little fairy-tale world.sara , "Lynda" <lurine@s...> wrote:> > Speaking of global emissions, anyone read State of Fear by Crichton? It> will give you some pause over the thinking behind Kyoto.> > LyndaTo send an email to -