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I have prepared an extensive bibliography on critical views of global
warming.  If you would like an e-mail copy sent to you, write to me at:
               mainper4@uga.cc.uga.edu
 
Best,
Richard Shedenhelm
 
 
In article <01bbd428$6bb49e00$89d0d6cc@masher>
"Mike Asher" <masher@tusc.net> writes:
 
>Daniel J. Lavigne <taxfree@planeteer.com> wrote:
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>> Those who practised daily thought prior to the 80s recognised
>> that human activity had caused a perceptible planetary increase
>> in mean temperatures.
>
>Prior to the 80's, eh?  Remember the great global cooling scare of the
>1970s?
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>"The continued rapid cooling of the earth since World War II is also in
>accord with the increase global air pollution associated with
>industrialization, mechanization, urbanization, and an exploding
>population...."
>   - Bryson, Reid, in "Global Ecology", Paul Ehrlich and John Holdren, ed.
>1971
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>"The facts have emerged, in recent years and months, from research into
>past ice ages.  They inply that the threat of a new ice age must now stand
>alongside nuclear war as a likely source of wholesale death and misery for
>mankind."
>   - Nigel Calder, "International Wildlife", Jul. 1975
>
>"There are ominous signs that the earths weather patterns have begun to
>change dramatically, and that these changes may portend a drastic decline
>in food production"
>   - Peter Gwynne, "The Coming Ice Age", Newsweek, Apr. 28, 1975.
>
>"We may be approaching the end of a major interglacial cycle, with the
>approach of a full-blown 100,000 year ice age a real possibility."
>   - Science, March 1, 1975
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>
>Luckily, the hype and furor died down before much real damage was done.
>
>--
>Mike Asher
>masher@tusc.net
>
>"I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it
>through not dying."
>   - Woody Allen
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