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Think. Again.

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Wed Jan 8, 2025, 08:31 AM

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...the article barely touches on the feeback loops that amplify the effects of our thickening CO2 covering when the author speaks about the effects on air temperature of the warming Great Lakes waters, but it does try to explain the difficulty in clearly recognizing the changes we are experiencing over longer-than-a-lifetime spans.

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