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Re: Global Warming Again!
Mike,
Actually, it's much worse than your data would indicate. The average
temperature last year was 1.0 degree colder than this years average.
According to my computer model, I calculate that if this warming trend
continues, the average temperature will rise 100 degrees in the next
century.
In a few millenia, the planet will melt. I've applied for an NAS grant to
study
the problem further, but have not yet received an answer. Meanwhile, I am
just running my air conditioner and hoping for the best :-)
> At 04:11 PM 7/18/01 -0700, Jerry Cohen wrote:
> >beginning some 4,000 years ago and running until the birth of Christ,
> >temperatures averaged between 1.5 and 3 degrees Celsius higher than they
> >do today.
>
> An important detail that has been omitted is: the rate of change. One
> degree change per thousand years has been observed before. The present
data
> tentatively indicate about a degree per decade, which is about 2 orders of
> magnitude larger than before.
>
> mike
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