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Terry Pearson

02/13/2008 2:54 AM

Should the phrase global warming be changed to climate change. Since the time span between ice ages is approx 90,000 thousand years should we not expect climate changes between such a time span, when you put it in perspective '0'BC was only 2008 years ago.
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02/13/2008 1:03 PM

Changing only the name won't help but if it is possible it could be changed to Cyclic climate change. (CCC or C3)

It would further help if the efforts wasted on global warming could be redirected to fighting unsustainable pollution.

A gooz card for anyone that can honestly claim that he (or she) do not participate in some pollution. (exhaling CO2 and trivial pollution excluded)

Note : Importing stuff from a polluting supplier must be considered virtual pollution.

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