Scrubbing the atmosphere of CO2


	Scrubbing the atmosphere of CO2

rustajb

6-23-2008 7:59 PM

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rustajb says:

Very interesting interview. The clip doesn't do it justice, check out the entire thing.

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6-24-2008 10:07 AM

willhelm

Without CO2 in the atmosphere, life could not exist on earth. This is more ignorance from greens to try and murder millions of people like they did in Africa by banning DHT.

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				    				        Wallace Broecker Geochemist, Palisades, New York
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