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On Fri, Feb 26th, 2010 at 8:41 AM, David Richards
wrote:
> Greetings all,
>
> Has anyone else noticed people often don't answer more than one
> question in an email? In fact, I'll generalise that and say people
> often don't read an entire email. I had this today (already) but
> this
>
Hi all,
Take 2.
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yep, exactly. So don't follow Spain then!
On Wed, Feb 24th, 2010 at 3:24 PM, mike smith wrote:
> Spain isn't a poster child for good economy.
>
> On 24 February 2010 14:24, wrote:
>
> > Nuclear plant in Finland 3-5billion over budget
> > Siemens Areva Finish govt in law suit love triangle
>
Nuclear plant in Finland 3-5billion over budget
Siemens Areva Finish govt in law suit love triangle
Areva just bought Multibird wind turbines and Ausra solar thermal
so they're so sure of Nuclear that they're diversiftying into renewables
Spain's SENER built the successful nukes in spain -- has now
ah, so you don't believe weather forecasters can tell you when summer and
winter occur? We're
talking long term here, not what the weather is going to be like tomorrow.
On Wed, Feb 24th, 2010 at 1:59 PM, Tiang Cheng
wrote:
> When people talk about weather science (like climate change), I
> r
It's not only the IPCC that have formed these opinions.
The Australian scientists are doing their own research. The Australian
Antarctic Division are
studying Antarctic ice melts, and they have come to their own conclusions about
that topic. If the
ice melts are happening, we have a problem,
I think you miss the point. It's not about whether or not we should have a
debate about it. Only the
scientifically proven facts are important, not heresay based on heresay based
on heresay. And the
skeptics can't simply pick and choose the points that they are going to argue
about without loo
That's probably why you should actually read them. You would understand then
why the separation
between sea ice and land ice was so important. And the sea ice does fluctuate
seasonally. The
difference is the as the land ice melts and loses mass (and height), it tends
to spread out. The
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