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Carbon dioxide reaches highest levels in 650,000 years

by Rich Bowden - May 13 2008, 23:49

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Dr ColesMay 14th, 2008 - 19:31:00

To base an article on the assumption that it is a fact is political propaganda. We have Over 400 World Wide Prominent Scientists Dispute Man-Made Global Warming Claims in 2007. CO2 is not toxic, we all exhale CO2 in fact all life on this planet is carbon based. CONSENSUS is NEVER science it’s always a POLITICAL STATEMENT (a Party Line). InteliOrg

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Indian PeopleMay 15th, 2008 - 07:34:35

People in US and western world will have to stop using their gas guzzeling SUV's and cars. Use public transport. Stop using worlds natural resources as if you own all the natural resources.
Stop using corn to produce Ethanol ... That same corn can feed people in asia and Africa and same million lives.

Think ethically. Life is at stake on this beautiful planet 'earth'...

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SatishMay 16th, 2008 - 01:45:38

We are neither sure if current levels of CO2 is higest in last 650000 years, and also we are not sure if man is the cause for current situation. But we can take risk of ignoring the issue completely. Imagine what will happen if these predictions turns out to be true. There could be no point of return.

It will make sense to take Global warming seriously and take measures to curb carbon production, going GREEN in our regular activities, focusing on controlling human population( Educating people on current world issues and asking them keep small families).

When we work together as citizens of Earth, we may be able to provide better solutions.

WIth Best Wishes.

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