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| Subject: | | Re: and the snows of kilimanjaro....are soon to be no more :( |
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DrBaz
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Tue, Nov 3 2009, 11:51pm
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Not "some"... many scientists, myself included, simply laugh at some of the "evidence" bandied about. Climate changes, it's as simple as that. The snows will fade away, and they'll return, just as they have for millions of years all over the world. |
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| Subject: | | Re: and the snows of kilimanjaro....are soon to be no more :( |
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Southlander
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Wed, Nov 4 2009, 7:22am
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Well I am not a scientist and I am not sure about the theories and such. I suspect it is a natural shift. After all Greenland was named such for a reason and the vinyards once there are well documented after all. I do wonder if the rate is affected by people or not. I figure at the very outside chance I will only be around 50 more years at the very most and more likely not even that long. I am hoping it doesn't get too bad between now and then. I am more worried about clean dependable drinking water than anything else, well, that and the decline of the majority of the fish in the oceans. |
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