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Reminder A lot of effort is going into discussing the effects of CO2. Being largely ignored is the huge effect of water. Not only does it have much the same radiative Posted - Sun May 19, 2013 1:45 am	Ian L. McQueen imcqueen@... Send Email
Re: [climatechangedebate] When the Arctic was 8 �C warmer Bob: CO2 level change affects the atmospheric heat balance nearly instantaneously. We've been very close to 400 ppm for a number of years. If 400 ppm were Posted - Sun May 19, 2013 12:43 am	Bryce Johnson brycenuc@... Send Email
Re: [climatechangedebate] When the Arctic was 8 °C warmer Bob, although it avers that "the latest and most comprehensive paleoclimatic analysis" has been performed, anything further back than about 75 years is not Posted - Sun May 19, 2013 12:37 am	Staff Family famstaff@... Send Email
To Dick, was Good news - the Sun doesn't cause earthquakes. Dick, This is one of the messages that yahoo didn't send me, but I got the one in my regular e-mail about your question about what I watch at FOX in the Posted - Sun May 19, 2013 12:29 am	Robert Maginnis bobmagi@att.net Send Email
Re: I'm only getting half of the CCD posts: To Bryce, Bob: If you check out the figures beyond 12, you'll note that I covered a full range or increasing rates of CO2 including 0% increase (constant) , 0.5% Posted - Sun May 19, 2013 12:13 am	Bryce Johnson brycenuc@... Send Email
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