What a rational approach to climate science

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ebnelson — 1/14/2002 10:57:35 AM (archived)

No wonder it is ignored so much.
But then I guess the argument is that we are tipping an inherently unstable dynamic into a heating mode, so who knows?
Ed

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El Nino coming again - ebnelson - 1/14/2002 9:59:02 AM
- El Nino was first noticed over 100 years ago - Larry J - 1/14/2002 10:25:17 AM
  - Manmade weather - Tom Brosz - 1/14/2002 6:40:20 PM
    - Re: Because it could be tracked . . . - D. Spires - 1/15/2002 1:58:25 PM
      - Re: Because it could be tracked . . . - Tom Brosz - 1/15/2002 5:49:33 PM
        
        Re: Not if we kill all the lawyers first . . . - D. Spires - 1/15/2002 6:06:06 PM
        
        I have to disagree with you on this point - Larry J - 1/15/2002 7:04:32 PM
        
        You may have something there. - Tom Brosz - 1/15/2002 6:32:52 PM
      - Good food for thought - ebnelson - 1/15/2002 3:32:28 PM
  - Re: so, why not try something different . . . ? - D. Spires - 1/14/2002 10:59:40 AM
    - I think we shouldn't screw with El Nino - ebnelson - 1/14/2002 11:28:34 AM
  - What a rational approach to climate science - ebnelson - 1/14/2002 10:57:35 AM
- Re: The origin of the term 'El Niño' . . . - D. Spires - 1/14/2002 10:23:37 AM

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