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[Kevin Moore <aleguy33@yahoo.com>]

Sorry guys, but you seem to be confused about what global warming is and how it affects the weather. I blame the anti-global-warming petroleum conspiracy for confusing so many people about what's really going on. The truth is that virtually every reputable scientist on the planet has been in agreement about global warming for more than a decade.
The petro PACs turned up at a scientific convention once and got a whole bunch of random people to sign a statement that global warming was a myth. It turns out, most of the people who signed it were dentists or medical doctors or something along those lines, and most of them signed it after being misled about what it actually was.
Today, even the oil companies don't dispute the reality of global warming. Now they're trying to confound the public on another equally devastating secret. We have passed Hubbert's Peak for world oil production, and are heading into a period of severe fuel shortages and huge price increases. If you can't work out why they want this kept hushed up, well . . .

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From: Steve <sdw12986@aol.com>
To: North American Fruit Explorers <nafex@lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Saturday, March 28, 2009 9:47:08 AM
Subject: Re: [NAFEX] Weather

No sign of global warming here either.
We haven't been below zero since last week, the forecast is for lows in
the 20s this week, so I think we are done with below zero for this season.
Like you, we had considerable snow disappear when we were still getting
below zero temperatures. On the one hand, I think we only got down to
-30 one time this year which is unusually mild, but on the other hand,
the number of days that went into the teens and twenties below zero made
it seem like a cold winter.

Steve in the Adirondacks

Ernest Plutko wrote:
>  -6 F here last night.  Cold winter this year.  The snow shrank down
> and I was afraid the tender raspberries I have bent to the ground and
> covered with snow would be uncovered and freeze. A few patches of
> grass appeared.  But a foot of snow fell a few days ago and
> everything is covered.  Global warming has not come here yet but it
> might.
>
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