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4/10/2014 12:42:30 AM
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Of course we have affected the environment, but all we are doing is [i]speeding up[/i] the process, not [i]causing it[/i]
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Are you a dumb fu[i]c[/i]k? The evidence is in the data, like you said, there is a clear pattern of high CO2 levels, then it drops. We are due some climate change, if it had all gone naturally we would still have X amount of time until the next ice age, but now we just have less time
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Do you not see the amount of carbon levels we have right now? Levels of carbon have never been that high, so we can't assume it's just going to go back down at this point, not unless we stop adding more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.
