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40282 Re: How did we ever come to be over $14T in debt? Who's responsible for how much of it?
   So, as usual, you do not have an answer for my questions. Just so you... 		DGpeddler   POPE   02 Aug 2011
 9:27 PM
40280 Re: How did we ever come to be over $14T in debt? Who's responsible for how much of it?
   killthecat ...define normal weather conditions for us. Was it when th... 		ribit   POPE   02 Aug 2011
 9:18 PM
40265 Re: How did we ever come to be over $14T in debt? Who's responsible for how much of it?
   DG, You notice how KTC all of a sudden becomes very dismissive when... 		Beldin   POPE   02 Aug 2011
 7:41 PM

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Re: How did we ever come to be over $14T in debt? Who's responsible for how much of it?

By: killthecat in POPE
Tue, 02 Aug 11 7:29 PM
Msg. 40263 of 65535
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DG:

As you know, climate is too complex for the winger mind. That's why you have Faux & Friends. Climate is not linear - it varies over time and conditions, but certain trends do have staying power depsite intervening events that cloud the picture.

Greenhouse gase have been increasing since the industrial revolution began in the mid 19th century. Due to industrial and population explosion, the pace recently has rapidly increased, the impact of which we will experience in the decades ahead when it will most likely be too late to reverse the trend.