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From: mat@alice.UUCP (MR  X)
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Subject: some questions
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Date: Sun, 2-Jun-85 08:09:33 EDT
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Hello,

This question just came up in Ecology class:
How much CO2 is in the atmosphere at the present time?

Also, if the "Green House Effect" is actually happening, and an Ice Age
is just about to start in a few 100 years, wouldn't they just counter each
other? I mean, wouldn't the cold from the ice age, and the heat from the
green house effect just keep each other in balance?
Just a thought, with no scientific proof or experimenting...

Please mail all replies and I might post a follow-up to my questions,

Thanks in advance,

Mat