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br> Charlotte, North Carolina /p>

If the enviro-wackos are warmists, are those of us who don't subscribe to the scare of global warming coolists?

Whatever, it's worth remembering the greens said at the Dec. 2004 U.N. Conference in Buenos Aires that the Kyoto Protocol would do nothing to stop the impending catastrophe accruing from global warming. Too, let's not forget the U.N.'s hidden agenda in all this, as well as the universal religion aspect, albeit secular, to the global-warming hysteria.

p>The enviro-wackos' next cause celebre? Who knows? But it's a safe bet it'll be full of junk science, emotional, distortion and untruths. Even violence and terror, too? br> -- C. Kenna Amos Jr. br> Princeton, West Virginia /p>

I enjoyed Tom's article. However, I am always stumped by my inability to see any hard data on carbon emissions from all, natural and man-made sources. I think the conclusion is that there is a small net outflow of carbon emissions into the atmosphere, but this small net outflow is the difference between two very large carbon outflow and absorption numbers.

p>I wonder where such data can be found?? br> -- Harry David /p> p>

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