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Old 03-29-2007, 08:45 PM   #45 (permalink)
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He would like us to believe that it is due to human activity, but the fact is that glaciers have been melting and disappearing long before humans were industrialized.
I totally agree with that, and I submit that the rate of decay has increased, on average, historically, since we entered the Industrial Age, about 100 or so years ago. Also, I agree with your 'anecdotal' assessment. What can I say ... not a fan of the film-as-provacateur concept, as noted earlier.

I haven't been able to find anything online about the "Hot Age" that must have been in the Earth's past, much like the "Ice Age" was. Enh? Enh? How about that!? Enh? (sorry)
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