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To: SeekAndFind
it is becoming increasingly apparent that the growing frequency and intensity of windstorms, floods, hurricanes and extremes of heat and cold is a consequence of higher levels of weather-system volatility related to a warming trend caused in part by human-generated carbon emissions

I love how opinions are now scientific facts...!

2 posted on 07/28/2013 5:38:48 AM PDT by freebilly (Creepy and the Ass Crackers....)
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To: freebilly

Well said.


7 posted on 07/28/2013 5:51:33 AM PDT by kitkat (STORM THE HEAVENS WITH PRAYERS FOR OUR COUNTRY)
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To: freebilly
it is becoming increasingly apparent that the growing frequency and intensity of windstorms, floods, hurricanes and extremes of heat and cold is a consequence of higher levels of weather-system volatility related to a warming trend caused in part by human-generated carbon emissions

Let us assume, for purposes of discussion, that the first bolded section is indeed "a fact."

If it is, then the second bolded section is also probably a fact. But doesn't it make a rather dramatically critical difference whether the "in part" refers to 1% responsibility or 99%?

It is highly unlikely man has had NO impact on climate. It is also highly unlikely we are the primary factor.

17 posted on 07/28/2013 7:10:12 AM PDT by Sherman Logan
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