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Good point chris
Something that we've been taught and us old folks have witnessed for decades, the climate has always changed and has been the cause of the end of previous inhabitations of man and animals since the planet was formed.
Now with that said i do believe what we are emitting into the atmosphere isn't helping it much but is it actually causing the damage that is said to be happening is the $1000000.00 question ;o)
You have to remember that these scientists need their grant money and our governments need something to push their adjenda's onto the people. Heheh

How bloated are the figures to support these claims i wonder ;o)

Just something to think about while we sit here thinking of ways to "save our planet" ;o)
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