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To: cogitator
Meanwhile, oceans globally cooled on the average the last couple of years. And scientists are saying the circulation patterns in the sun are weakening, which may presage a decrease in solar output.

Methinks that around 2030 or so, people in Tallahasse will scrape snow off their windshields and look back fondly to the good ol' days when folks were so concerned about global warming.

8 posted on 10/05/2006 2:04:47 PM PDT by dirtboy (Good fences make good neighbors)
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To: dirtboy
Methinks that around 2030 or so, people in Tallahasse will scrape snow off their windshields and look back fondly to the good ol' days when folks were so concerned about global warming.

Y'know, that's funny. Because if global warming actually caused a significant reduction of deepwater formation in the North Atlantic (unlikely but possible), it could cause a temporary cooling event, felt most strongly in Europe but maybe affecting eastern North America, too. And what you describe could happen -- and it would be due to global warming.

9 posted on 10/05/2006 2:09:41 PM PDT by cogitator
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