Climate Change Found To Have Paradoxical Effects In Coastal Wetlands »
Posted By myfairlady 7 months, 2 weeks ago in Science & TechnologyRising atmospheric carbon dioxide is largely responsible for recent global warming and the rise in sea levels. However, a team of scientists, including two Smithsonian ecologists, have found that this same increase in CO2 may ironically counterbalance some of its negative effects on one of the planet's most valuable ecosystems—wetlands.
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"Rising atmospheric carbon dioxide is largely responsible for recent global warming"
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Folks, the weather changes are due to scientists experimenting with controlling the weather. They are heating the atmosphere with non-ionizing radiation at high frequency.
How would you conceal experimentation with the weather? Answer: Create some excuse to cover it up.
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