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>>> The significant increase in CO2 emissions by humans in the last 100
>>> years and the significant increase in CO2 levels in the atmosphere in
>>> the last 100 years is certainly a heck of a coincidence.
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> ...which would still mean that humans caused the rise of CO2...
Yeah, but that doesn't mean that CO2 will continue to climb,
it probably means that the CO2 levels will stabilize at the new
slightly higher levels. That's hardly something to panic about,
and it's not a very good reason to cripple the economy.
They'd get better results by paying poor 3rd world people
to plant trees, instead of trying to make it so you can breath
car exaust.
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