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| | + | Tim Ball is a Canadian meteorologist who asserts (e.g. CKNW radio in Vancouver |
| | + | Canada) that in the 8 years 1999-2006 (inclusive) there was, by agreement of |
| | + | both side of the 'global warming' debate, a slight COOLING trend. Since 'we all know' |
| | + | that GW (Global Warming) is caused by man and that it is CO2 emitted by man that is |
| | + | causing GW, what would explain the 8 years of a cooling trend? To explain this |
| | + | we need another man made activity that would counteract those 'zillions' of tons |
| | + | of CO2 produced by man between 1999 and 2006. Let me think, ...., I've got it, it's |
| | + | another gas which has a cooling effect. Yes, you guessed it, it's laughing gas |
| | + | (used by dentists to sedate patients). [Submitted by Brent Rooney <stopcancer@yahoo.com> |
| | + | on 25 May 2007] |