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Hacked e-mails from Hadley (Someguy) 11/27/09
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Albert Blue Cirrus wrote: : You have eg... (Rich Nagel) 01/09/10
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Whatever, I really don't care about your... (Albert Blue Cirrus) 01/09/10
If you read the rest of my sentence, I s... (Albert Blue Cirrus) 01/09/10
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Well, last night was the first night in... (Rich Nagel) 01/16/10
No wonder I'm freezing (Patvann) 11/28/09
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Date:11/27/09 1:52 AMGeneral Discussion msg #202772
From:Someguy (Who Is...)
Subject:Hacked e-mails from Hadley


Paging Mr.Gore.

Mail # 0912633188 (Personal info removed)

From: Bob Keeland
To: ITRDBFOR@LISTSERV.XXXXXX
Subject:Re: verification and uniformitarianism
Date:Wed, 2 Dec 1998 16:13:08 -0700
Reply-to: grissino@XXXXXX

Frank is correct in that we need to define 'abrupt climatic change' or even just 'climate change.'

Using Jim's Schulman Grove example suppose that the area supported a stand of bristlecone pine 9,000 or more years ago, hence the scattered remnants. Either a major catastrophic event or a fluctuation in climate(call it climate change if you want) resulted in conditions that killed
the mature trees and eliminated any further recruitment for up to 1,000 years. This site may be near the limits of recruitment and with a major
(or minor perhaps) change in climate it could easily be beyond the limits of recruitment. About 8,000 years ago climate again became favorable for bristlecone pine recruitment and a new stand(s) developed and have existed ever since. Some or most of the material remaining from the original stand may be buried down in the valley, or the
original stand may have been small or sparse. The amount of time between the loss of the original stand and the beginning of the new stand would depend on the period of unfavorable weather and the amount of time needed for bristlecone pine to re-invade the area. I am out on a limb here, so to speak, as I an somewhat ignorant of prehistoric
climate patterns for the area and of bristlecone pine ecology, but this seems like a relatively reasonable scenario.

I guess that my point is that climate continues to fluctuate within broad bounds. Everything that we are now calling 'climate change' is well within the bounds observed within the prehistoric record of climate fluctuations. Do we call any variation 'climate change' or should we limit the term climate change for anything considered to be caused by humans? To my mind it is not so much what we call it, but rather that we keep a clear idea of what we actually talking about.

Bob Keeland
USGS, National Wetlands Research Center
Lafayette, LA

Wasn't 1998 the "hottest year evah?"
Put a fork in this...The jig is up on you frauds.

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Date:1/09/10 7:10 AMGeneral Discussion msg #203059
From:Rich Nagel (Who Is...)
Homepage:Rich ¥Weeds¥ Nagel's Original Music Compositions
Subject:Re: Hacked e-mails from Hadley

Hey guys and gals, long time, no type. Hope y'all had a very Merry Christmas, and a safe and Happy New Year!

Anyhoo, when I get around to it, I'll have to post some pics of the *snowfall* we had here this morning... way down here in the 'sunny' state of Florida :)

Almost busted my arse on the 'global warming' that had fallen when coming down the steps of this old shack in the woods.

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Date:1/09/10 9:37 AMGeneral Discussion msg #203060
From:Albert Blue Cirrus (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: Hacked e-mails from Hadley

Extreme temperatures on either end of the spectrum are the result of global warming. I mean if the average temp goes up 10 degrees in a few areas and drops 9.9 degrees in other areas, the net is only 0.1 degree increase over the entire globe.

If you use the "it's snowing here and it usually doesn't" argument to deny global warming, you are actually citing an example of global warming. You have egg on your face.

I agree with Palin, fire Rahm!

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Date:1/09/10 4:25 PMGeneral Discussion msg #203061
From:Rich Nagel (Who Is...)
Homepage:Rich ¥Weeds¥ Nagel's Original Music Compositions
Subject:Re: Hacked e-mails from Hadley

Albert Blue Cirrus wrote:
: You have egg on your face.


Albeit, frozen.

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Date:1/09/10 7:44 PMGeneral Discussion msg #203065
From:Rich Nagel (Who Is...)
Homepage:Rich ¥Weeds¥ Nagel's Original Music Compositions
Subject:Re: Hacked e-mails from Hadley

Albert Blue Cirrus wrote:
: If you use the "it's snowing here
: and it usually doesn't" argument to deny global warming


Just wondering:

Can I use the argument of the simple fact that every night for the past two weeks the water lines feeding my trailer (as well as the holding tanks' gate valves) have frozen up solid?

Can I use the argument of the simple fact that on average, the water lines freeze up solid on average of two or three times a week every winter for the past *five* years?

Can I use the argument of the simple fact that my propane usage (for the furnace) has tripled since the first year I moved here?

Can I use the argument of the simple fact that the amount (and strength) of hurricanes have decreased in the past three years (and that they increase and decrease with regular cycles over the past 100 years)? (P.S. Don't even try to argue againts that fact, I have *researched* it, and have even created my own Excel spreadsheets proving it... using "non-padded" evidence, unlike the emails of the topic of this message thread).

Can I use the argument of the simple fact of record setting low temps around the country, as there were *also* last winter?


Nope, I guess I can't... "if you can't impress them with facts, dazzle them with bull$hit".

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Date:1/09/10 9:06 PMGeneral Discussion msg #203066
From:Albert Blue Cirrus (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: Hacked e-mails from Hadley

Whatever, I really don't care about your "counter arguments." The issue should just be left to scientists, environmental activists, and liberal politicians to deal with. Everyone else should just thank them for saving their asses.

I agree with Palin, fire Rahm!
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Date:1/09/10 10:53 PMGeneral Discussion msg #203067
From:Albert Blue Cirrus (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: Hacked e-mails from Hadley

If you read the rest of my sentence, I said that colder than usual weather is also a result of the climate changing, but "global warming" is the global net result of the extreme climate conditions. So a very tiny increase in the global temperatures is the result of that. So I don't care about your frozen pipes.

I agree with Palin, fire Rahm!
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Date:1/10/10 12:04 AMGeneral Discussion msg #203068
From:Rich Nagel (Who Is...)
Homepage:Rich ¥Weeds¥ Nagel's Original Music Compositions
Subject:Re: Hacked e-mails from Hadley

Albert Blue Cirrus wrote:
: Whatever, I really don't care about your "counter
: arguments."

Albert Blue Cirrus wrote:
: So I don't care about your frozen
: pipes.

Nope, I suppose that you don't. I could also care less about your self-proclaimed so-called "scientific evidence" as well. As I previously posted; your motto... "if you can't impress them with facts, dazzle them with bull$hit". In your case though, it's "bambazzle" instead of "dazzle".


Albert Blue Cirrus wrote:
: If you read the rest of my sentence

Yes, I carefully read your "Obama Math".


Albert Blue Cirrus wrote:
: I mean if the average temp goes up 10
: degrees in a few areas and drops 9.9
: degrees in other areas

And exactly whose arse did you pull those "facts" from? You know I can do the same: I mean if the average temp goes down 20 degrees in some areas, and up 15 in others, that's a net global total of 5 degrees of cooling. Yeah, that's it, sounds good to me... I'm pretty good at pulling "facts" out of my own arse to, no?


Albert Blue Cirrus wrote:
: environmental activists, and liberal politicians
: to deal with

Yep, some good "solid" science coming from those (yourself included).


Albert Blue Cirrus wrote:
: Everyone else should just
: thank them for saving their asses.

I do NOT require, NOR do I wish for someone (or anyone) to 'save my ass'. I can do quite well on my own.


Anyways, I can see that not a single freakin' thing has changed here in the forums over the past year or so... well, at least with *your* factless blather. So, I don't care... whatever... whatever... whatever... I'm right, cause I said so. Now, if you said that you were a moron, some might say that you were probably on to something.


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Date:1/16/10 1:19 AMGeneral Discussion msg #203119
From:Rich Nagel (Who Is...)
Homepage:Rich ¥Weeds¥ Nagel's Original Music Compositions
Subject:Re: Hacked e-mails from Hadley

Well, last night was the first night in almost a month that everything didn't freeze over solid. Over the past several days, we had a busted water pipe here, and also helped two neighbors fix broken pipes at their homes. Man, I tell ya, the PVC isle was the busiest one in Home Depot!

Anyhow, to use some flawed logic...

Today it shot up to 74F outside, it had previously averaged no more than the low 50's during the daytime for the past month or so.

This proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that the globe is actually *cooling*!

Like I said, flawed (or maybe "thawed") logic (or lack thereof)...

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Date:11/28/09 10:45 PMGeneral Discussion msg #202774
From:Patvann (Who Is...)
Subject:No wonder I'm freezing

You must go here now

Hey MikeAl.

We just killed your God. Try Wiccan, same smelly chicks, better chants.

For God's sake sir. It's pronounced "core-men", not "corpse-men".

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Date:11/29/09 10:14 AMGeneral Discussion msg #202775
From:Michael (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: No wonder I'm freezing

It seems like every month the global warming deniers have a new "nail in the coffin" scandal, but nothing ever comes out of it. The "Climategate" crap is just a bunch of hacked data taken out of context and misinterpretations of scientific terms, but I would expect that from the global warming denier crowd. But they will continue to lie and alter data to meet their agenda and there is no logical debate with them. Since global warming is a scientific consensus, I think it's time to treat the opposition like they are a bunch of idiots. Denying global warming should be treated like holocaust denial at the worst and moon landing denial at the best. These people want the planet to die and it's time to go on the offensive against them.

We can start by throwing the hackers in jail.

I agree with Palin, fire Rahm!

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Date:11/29/09 3:06 PMGeneral Discussion msg #202777
From:Patvann (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: No wonder I'm freezing

I suppose that even if I showed you how Shell oil and dozens of huge multi-national corporations, and the World bank are the main backers for all of this, and has been since the beginning, you wouldn't care.

After all, not even the evidence of data-tampering by the actual programmers could pull your mouth off, and get you off your calloused knees.I imagine you could even now start defending them all. Be sure to enjoy reading the CC list to recognise all the folks who give a crap about pollution.
Don't worry, I have the whole damn hack to torture you with every day for at least the next 3 years.

E-mail# 0894639050

From: Ged.R.Davis@si.simis.com
To: alcamo@usf.uni-kassel.de, dennis.anderson@ic.ac.uk, bob.chen@ciesin.org, becon@public3.bta.net.cn, ddokken@usgcrp.gov, Bert.de.Vries@rivm.nl, ja_edmonds@pnl.gov, j.fenhann@risoe.dk, stuart@edf.org, Fewewar@ternet.pl, kennethgregory@msn.com, gruebler@iiasa.ac.at, ehaites@netcom.ca, m.hulme@uea.ac.uk, tyjung@his.keei.re.kr, johnson@iiasa.ac.at, kram@ecn.nl, emilio@ppe.ufrj.br, vc@admin.udsm.ac.tz, Nicolette_Manson-Engelbrecht@edf.org, roberta@ciesin.org, laurie.michaelis@oecd.org, mori@shun-sea.ia.noda.sut.ac.jp, t-morita@nies.go.jp, rmoss@usgcrp.gov, hm_pitcher@pnl.gov, rrichels@msm.epri.com, lkprice@lbl.gov, rrichels@epri.com, rogner@iiasa.ac.at, A.sankovski@icfkaiser.com, shukla@iimahd.ernet.in, ssmith@ucar.edu, leena@teri.res.in, S.Subak@uea.ac.uk, rob.swart@rivm.nl, Lvanwie@usgcrp.gov, rwatson@worldbank.org, weyant@Leland.stanford.edu, xing@ciesin.org, naki@iiasa.ac.at

Subject: RE: IPCC SRES Scenario Guidelines for Authors
Date: 08 May 1998 10:50:50 +0100

Find below guidelines on how to present the IS99 storylines and scenarios. Could you the nominated authors send me your first drafts as soon as possible.
In writing up your contribution could you cover the following areas, ideally structured as follows:

1. Scenario family narrative to discuss main themes, dynamics and a diagram showing 'grand logic'

2. Key Scenario Family Drivers and their Relationships
Topics you should cover include the following:
* population
* technology developments
* governance and geopolitics
* economic development
* equity
* communication and settlement patterns
* environmental concerns/ecological resilience

3. Scenarios, include reasons for branches: this section should state clearly the reasons behind selection of scenarios and review the key highlights of the scenario quantification
* energy resources/technology, include resource availability
* land use and agriculture
* scenario quantification, include snowflake
* CO2 emissions

There may be other factors you wish to add to the paper.

Regards,
Ged Davis
Shell International Limited, London
Scenario Processes and Applications Div.

Say is slowly with me now:
De nile based Cog na tive Diss o nace.

Repeat over and over:
Shell Oil is my friend. WTO is my friend. Kaiser metals is my friend. Netcom military communications is my friend.

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From: gjjenkins@meto.gov.uk
To: p.jones@uea.ac.uk, deparker@meadow.meto.govt.uk
Subject: 1996 global temperatures
Date: Fri, 22 Nov 1996 11:23 +0000 (GMT)
Cc: llivingston@meadow.meto.govt.uk, djcarson@meadow.meto.govt.uk, ckfolland@meadow.meto.govt.uk


Phil

Remember all the fun we had last year over 1995 global temperatures, with early release of information vOz), "inventing" the December monthly value, letters to Nature etc etc?

I think we should have a cunning plan about what to do this year, simply to avoid a lot of wasted time. I have been discussing with David P and suggest the following:

1. By 20 Dec we will have land and sea data up to Nov

2. David (?)computes the December land anomaly based on 500hPa
heights up to 20 Dec.

3. We assume that Dec SST anomaly is the same as Nov

4. We can therefore give a good estimate of 1996 global temps by 20 Dec

5. We feed this selectively to Nick Nuttall (who has had this in the past and seems now to expect special treatment) so that he can write an article for the silly season. We could also give this to Neville Nicholls??

6. We explain that data is provisional and how the data has been
created so early (ie the estimate for Dec) and also;

7. We explain why the globe is 0.23k (or whatever the final figure is) cooler than 95 (NAO reversal, slight La Nina). Also that global annual avg is only accuirate to a few hundredths of a degree (we said this last year - can we be more exact, eg PS/MS 0.05K or is this to big??)

8. FROM NOW ON WE ANSWER NO MORE ENQUIRIES ABOUT 1996 GLOBAL TEMPS BUT EXPLAIN THAT IT WILL BE RELEASED IN JANUARY.

9. We relesae the final estimate on 20 Jan, with a joint UEA/MetO
press release. It may not evoke any interest by then.

10. For questions after the release to Nuttall, (I late Dec, early
Jan) we give the same answer as we gave him.

Are you happy with this, or can you suggest something better (ie
simpler)? I know it sound a bit cloak-and-dagger but its just meant to save time in the long run. Im copying this to DEP and CKF also for comments.

Cheers
Geoff

1996...I have 12 years worth to go.

For God's sake sir. It's pronounced "core-men", not "corpse-men".

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Date:11/29/09 7:21 PMGeneral Discussion msg #202778
From:Patvann (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: No wonder I'm freezing

I'll let a Liberal Jewish man spank you for your hateful use of a particular term:

The Disgusting Use of “Denialist” by Warming Advocates Trivializes the Holocaust

http://pajamasmedia.com/ronrosenbaum/2009/11/28/the-disgusting-use-of-denialist-by-warming-advocates-trivializes-the-holocaust/

Nothing in the climate debate which I’ve been paying sporadic attention to is more repulsive than the global warming advocates’ attempt to smear skeptics of their theories and models and predictions as “denialists.” As if they were some analog of holocaust deniers.
Not all those concerned about climate change use the term. (Some stick to a sneering use of “skeptics” as a stigmatizing word, as if science itself wasn’t an ongoing process of skepticism about received wisdom. Copernicus was a skeptic about the idea the sun revolved around the earth. He wasn’t a “solar denialist.”)
But nothing causes me more revulsion — and skepticism — than the warming advocates’ (I think the CRU scandal — and the shameful reaction to it — has revealed many of the most celebrated of them to be more p.r. advocates than scrupulous scientists) application of the opprobrious term “denialist” to anyone who questions the work they have so assiduously screened from scrutiny.
When I started paying attention again to the controversy after the release of the pathetic CRU e-mails, I noticed the most desperate of the last ditch defenders of the CRU charlatans — and indeed the CRU charlatans themselves — would resort to calling any of those who disagreed “denialists.” That the use of “denialist” had grown as the failure of their predictions (the discredited “hockey stick” chart) increased.
To me that shameful, trivializing word use alone is more exposure than any e-mail could be of their lack of critical intelligence of the sort that makes them unfit to call themselves scientists, or, in the case of many of their “green journalist” sycophants, ignorant of how actual science works.
Are they really so stupid they can’t see the difference? Let me try to explain it in simple terms for them: The holocaust happened. Already. It’s history. Up to six million were exterminated. They’re gone and their families still mourn. Climate scientists show us graphs and charts and predictions of terrible things that will happen (but have not or may not) because of human perpetrators. Unfortunately, many of their predictions have not come true. Others are based on (we now know) flawed or terminally tweaked models and dishonestly skewed data sets. There is doubt, there is room for skepticism. There may be warming, but it may not be caused or curable by man. So you see, denying every tenet of anthropogenic global warming is not the same as denying the Holocaust. Get it?

Having dealt with the question of Holocaust denial in my book, Explaining Hitler, and a number of later essays, I find it hideously offensive, this conflation of an unimaginably horrific history of mass murder with an alleged immutable “scientific consensus” that (if it isn’t dodgy and sketchy) is at best a majority vote, not the same thing as scientific truth. Using the bodies of the dead to stifle dissent when your “science” isn’t persuasive to some.
I took on fellow liberals (most “green journalists” are liberals who have, alas, sacrificed the liberal belief in dissent to enforce uniformity on this issue of “scientific consensus”) more than a year ago here. I sought to point out that it’s an utter misunderstanding of the Popperian “falsification” view of how science works — to stifle debate and dissent. Maybe if the warming alarmists cheerleaders who disingenuously call themselves journalists had paid attention to my warning about their credulousness as displayed in what is supposed to be the leading self-critical publication for journalists, this scandal would have been exposed earlier and it wouldn’t have blown up in their faces so embarrassingly for the scientists and their “green journalist” (green begins to take on a new meaning) parrots. The funniest thing about it is the way the “green journalists” won’t admit they have a conflict of interest in covering (up) this scandal.
I think someone should keep track of those journalists who still use the term “denialist” and make their trivialization of the holocaust a continuing issue. Don’t let them get away with this shameful tactic without exposure of their repulsive tactic. Holocaust denial can be seen in someways as adding evil to evil by adding insult to injury. Trivializing the evil of holocaust denial is an evil in itself.

My words for you and the desperate, hate-filled, historically-ignorant, un-feeling scum who use this term isn't allowed here.

See-ya tomorrow!

For God's sake sir. It's pronounced "core-men", not "corpse-men".

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Date:11/29/09 9:28 PMGeneral Discussion msg #202779
From:Michael (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: No wonder I'm freezing

Whatever. I think the term "denier" should be used more often. The only people doing the trivializing here are those who don't think millions of people will die if something isn't done to stop global warming. In fact, if you add the droughts, floods, hurricanes, etc global warming will kill many more people than Hitler ever did, so no apologies from me.

I agree with Palin, fire Rahm!
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Date:11/30/09 9:40 AMGeneral Discussion msg #202780
From:chrisfree (Who Is...)
Homepage:The beginnings...
Subject:Re: No wonder I'm freezing

I know it's an impossible task but why can't we just all agree to take more responsibility BECAUSE rubbish is unsightly, even ours, even when dumped in another country? BECAUSE smog comes with respiratory problems and we don't want weaklings for offsprings? BECAUSE oil is running out and we need other kinds of fuels? BECAUSE our waste kills off animals and then one day we'll have no fish or game left to eat?

And THEN we could just drop this whole meaningless debate because if it IS warming then we can't do anything about it anyway and if it isn't we just created a more pleasant environment for all of us.

I'm sorry Paddy you'll have to give up your gas guzzlers, and Al, the Average Joe will not care about global warming when he can hardly feed his family.

Bloody hell, you can tell it's the Seventies! Every man looks like Jesus!

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Date:11/30/09 11:12 AMGeneral Discussion msg #202781
From:Albert Blue Cirrus (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: No wonder I'm freezing

And THEN we could just drop this whole meaningless debate because if it IS warming then we can't do anything about it anyway and if it isn't we just created a more pleasant environment for all of us.

To be honest, I don't know what's worse: the flat out deniers or the non-deniers-but-we-can't-do-anything-about-iters. Then there's the we-don't-know-there's-warming-but-let's-do-something-about-it-anyways-just-in-case. It's makes me wan't to pull my hair out. Can't we all just acknowledge A. there's global warming B. it's caused by humans C. we can do something about it? But if you don't acknowledge any of that, Levitating Pizza Goblin bless you, you have the right to believe anything you want even if it's not true.

and Al, the Average Joe will not care about global warming when he can hardly feed his family.

That's why we have smart people doing it for Joe so he can have time to feed his family.

And yes I'm going back to ABC, my experiment with Michael didn't work.

I agree with Palin, fire Rahm!

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Date:11/30/09 2:27 PMGeneral Discussion msg #202783
From:Patvann (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: No wonder I'm freezing

Repeat over and over:
Shell Oil is my friend. WTO is my friend. Kaiser metals is my friend. Netcom military communications is my friend.

For God's sake sir. It's pronounced "core-men", not "corpse-men".
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Date:11/30/09 2:36 PMGeneral Discussion msg #202784
From:Albert Blue Cirrus (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: No wonder I'm freezing

No thank you.

I agree with Palin, fire Rahm!
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Date:11/30/09 2:26 PMGeneral Discussion msg #202782
From:Patvann (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: No wonder I'm freezing

I couldn't agree more, Chris. Efficiency is a great goal. The new ZR1 Corvette has 640 Horsepower, and gets 25 mpg! The "standard 430 horse gets 28!

Those cars are at the top-end of power sold, but emit such a small amout of SMOG-CAUSEING emmisions, (co/nox) that they almost qualify as a low-emissions vehicles.

Yes I have a 300hp truck with a 7.4 liter motor. It stays parked unless the horses are being moved...(not very often)
Yes I have a 500hp hot rod. I drive it less than 200 miles/year.

The rebuilt (meaning re-cycled) 92 Saturn gets 40 mpg, and THAT is what I/we drive 15,000 miles a year with.

It's the MAIN problem with this "discussion"...people equating pollution with CO2/warming.

NOWHERE in any of the thousand e-mails and hundreds of pages of documents found within the CRU hack, is there a discussion about POLLUTION, nor reducing animal/tree killing sulfer/NOX. Not even Nuke nor solar is mentioned.

Look up the UK Telegragh article, by searching on: "16 Ships Pollution". The same UN that screams about how CO2 will kill us all, gives these TRUE polluters a pass, as well as China's factories. Smog/health-issues are NOT cause by CO2.

If you have the time, have a look at this article, as well:

Here

I would love to hear your feedback on it.

For God's sake sir. It's pronounced "core-men", not "corpse-men".

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Date:11/30/09 2:44 PMGeneral Discussion msg #202785
From:Albert Blue Cirrus (Who Is...)
Subject:Re: No wonder I'm freezing

I don't see why it's one or the other, you regulate fossil fuel burners, you fight both global warming and smog.

I agree with Palin, fire Rahm!
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