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Petzl wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Nov 2024 11:15:34 -0700, De-Trois-Leaning <dtl@invalid.net>
> wrote:
> 
>> Ed P wrote:
>>> What is the reaction of burning 100 million tons of fuel today?
>>
>> Increased albedo leading soon enough to global cooling, rapidly.
>>
>>> What  about all the trees cut down?
>>
>> 25% more vegetation exists as a direct complimentary partner to
>> increased C)2 production.
>>
>> In essence the "green" Oxygen balance has improved.
>>
>> https://science.nasa.gov/earth/climate-change/co2-is-making-earth-greenerfor-now/
>      https://t.ly/R1i03
> snip
> Climate change is a snout and trotters in trough con game!
> The BBC "Yes Prime Minister 2" gives a humorous satire of the truth
> <https://climatecite.com/yes-prime-minister-on-climate-change/>
>        https://t.ly/HEP35
> Yes, Prime Minister on Climate Change
> Claire Hello? It’s the BBC again. I see. Thanks. (She hangs up.)
> Piling on the agony. A big new story about global warming has just
> broken, they’re adding that to the Sunday programme too. Global
> warming computer models have been proved wrong.
> 
> Humphrey How shocking!
> Claire It’s just that they’re going to add it to the catalogue of your
> failures. (He gives her a look.) Alleged failures, I mean.
> 
> Humphrey Meanwhile, may I suggest that you don’t worry too much about
> global warming?
> 
> Jim Right. I can’t do anything about that tonight, can I?
> 
> Humphrey Tell me, how do they know we’re all going to drown in years
> when the weather forecast was so wrong last Friday?
> 
> Jim Because all the scientists agree.
> 
> Humphrey So they say. So do the computer models. I know. But why
> should global warming computer models be any more accurate than
> financial ones?
> 
> Claire It’s just that they’re going to add it to the catalogue of your
> failures. (He gives her a look.) Alleged failures, I mean.
> 
> Humphrey Meanwhile, may I suggest that you don’t worry too much about
> global warming?
> 
> Jim Right. I can’t do anything about that tonight, can I?
> 
> Humphrey Tell me, how do they know we’re all going to drown in years
> when the weather forecast was so wrong last Friday?
> 
> Jim Because all the scientists agree.
> 
> Humphrey So they say. So do the computer models. I know. But why
> should global warming computer models be any more accurate than
> financial ones?
> 
> 
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