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Old February 1st 08, 02:32 PM posted to sci.environment,sci.physics,sci.space.policy,sci.geo.geology
Vince Morgan
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Default Increased hurricane activity linked to sea surface warming

"kT" wrote in message
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http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releas...-iha012808.php

I would like to add that I think there is hanky panky on every side of the
debate to some degree or other.
It seems there is some very strange agendas at the moment, and so much
political propaganda that it's very difficult to understand what is really
going on!
Something is certainly going on with the weather, but some of the positions
being taken seem truly bizarre.
The lobby against CO2 seems not to be based on actual science, even though
the proponents point at melting ice etc and don't seem to offer any real
science to support the CO2 argument.
Considering that it's the ones providing the CO2 generating stuff, big oil
etc who would seem to have the greatest lobbying power why would they be
shooting themselves in the foot?
Perhaps a reduction in usage may not actually mean a reduction in profits,
if the supply, which we know is dwindling, is to be more tightly limited?
Or perhaps there is another agenda?
It's got me baffled.
Vince