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Re: [Phys-l] Climate Change - Is it Controversial?



Hi David-
You are falling into Carlson's trap by adopting his language. What we are digging up (or piping up) is fuel that releases CO2 into the air when it burns.
Carlson's questions sound like he is a new earth creationist who lives in his own bible-based reality,
Regards,
Jack

On Tue, 10 Mar 2009, David Appell wrote:

Robert Carlson wrote:
Well, does the fossil in fossil fuels suggest ancient lifeforms, or
> something else other than lifeforms?

Who cares? It has absolutely nothing to do with lifeforms or the lack of
them.

Your questions in this regard are useless and completely miss the point,
and are detracting from the question at hand, which is how do to we
prevent the ancient carbon dioxide we are digging up from perturbing our
planet's atmosphere and oceans.

David



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