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minicheddars
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Yes or no?

No
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Report good value losers • December 16, 2009 9:42 PM GMT
yes.

but a better question - is the co2 released due to mankind's activities a significant factor in climate evolution? no
Report upallnight • December 17, 2009 3:40 PM GMT
Co2 increases AFTER warming. The ice-core records clearly show this.

Climate has been changing since the Year Dot.

Nothing to do with us.

Its the Sun wot does it !
Report lmfao • December 17, 2009 4:46 PM GMT
in the past co2 has increased AFTER warming - which then has repeatedly upped average temperatures to a very high ( by todays standard) 25c.


the quesion is : this time- has man's produced/ released co2 STARTED - the warming.


The past few thousand years have been very cool compared to the last 2 billion year average
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