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Panel Says Global Warming Risks Sudden, Deep Changes
New York Times ^ | December 3, 2013 | By JUSTIN GILLIS

Posted on 12/03/2013 5:46:12 PM PST by Oldeconomybuyer

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To: Oldeconomybuyer
“It’s going to continue to happen, and it’s going to be part of everyday life for centuries to come — perhaps longer than that.”

And it has been happening for centuries past so what's the problem?

41 posted on 12/03/2013 8:34:31 PM PST by FlingWingFlyer (If you think signing up for ObamaCare was fun, wait until you try to use it.)
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“Continued global warming poses a risk of rapid, drastic changes in some human and natural systems, a scientific panel warned Tuesday...”

Then they filed yet another application for a fat government grant, got into their Mercedes luxury cars and drove home to the mansion for a pre-prandial champagne cocktail.


42 posted on 12/03/2013 10:38:10 PM PST by Jack Hammer
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So, would sudden global cooling prove global warming?

Of course, Dummy!
And sudden global warming proves global cooling.

See? It all works out!

43 posted on 12/04/2013 6:54:08 PM PST by publius911 ( At least Nixon had the good grace to resign!)
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