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To: cogitator
It actually says:

We have shown that the biosphere is indeed changing, due to a climate change that most likely is a direct consequence of human activities (principally in the industrialized countries).

There is absolutely no evidence in the article as posted that the change is "most likely" a direct consequence of human activites in the industrialized countries. This is pure propaganda/unfounded speculation. There is no discussion of possible causes; just a remarkable leap to pin the blame on humans activity in "industrialized countries."

The biosphere is in a constant state of change and the possible causes are many and varied. The article ignores mountains of real evidence that biosphere change is caused by long-term natural processes unrelated to human activity. The work of these computer modelers cries for objective peer review as well.

26 posted on 06/25/2002 11:42:39 AM PDT by Bernard Marx
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To: Bernard Marx
There is absolutely no evidence in the article as posted that the change is "most likely" a direct consequence of human activites in the industrialized countries.

Your statement above is entirely correct. The implication of human activities comes from other sources.

29 posted on 06/26/2002 8:49:21 AM PDT by cogitator
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