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Only the foolhardy believe that you can pump a hundred trillion metric tons of CO2 into the atmosphere without it having some effect on climate.
I'm not foolhardy: I'm hoping that we can forestall the inevitable return of the Ice Age. Half the country covered under ice a mile thick! Boy, would that be tough on the ecology! The responsible thing to do is keep on pumping out that carbon--and hope the warmists are right.
Tonight's trivia question: Since the North American continent was formed, how many times has it been mostly covered in ice for thousands of years at a time?
In my opinion , it would be easier to deal with armadillos in North Dakota and palm trees in Ohio than chip several hundred vertical feet of ice off my driveway.
I didn't realize the temperature changed the second you stepped outside of Chicago's boundaries. Or perhaps Chicago is located on a different planet
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