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From: anderson@lynx.cat.syr.edu (Joseph Anderson)
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Subject: Re: Coral reefs and global warming
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Date: 25 Dec 90 08:15:33 GMT
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	Re: them computer models....


	I agree that in theory global warming could be a concern.

	I'm just surprised that there's been no demonstrated evidence and
	as a matter of fact in areas of the world where gases have high
	increase there has been a slight drop.

	(in temp)

	a model is only as good as it's reality counterpart and right now
	global warming seems like a diaster in search of either evidence or
	a happening.

	I'm a lot more worried about that hole in the Ozone layer and acid
	rain, right now.  Cause it's a clear and present danger, yet the Gov.
	is so slow to acknowledge.

anderson@cat.syr.edu