Singer & Avery
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Since about the year 1800, the Earths "average temperature" has been on a natural upward average trend of 0.5 degree Celsius per century. This "natural rise" or recovery from the Little Ice Age, when subtracted from estimated 0.6 degree Celsius rise over the past century, leaves almost no rise at all for anthropogenic effects, including green house gas.
Brenda
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Are the Maldives in the Pacific? (blond moment, too lazy to look it up too
South west of India. Much research has been done which indicates no sea-level rise there.
The Tuvalu/Maldives flooding myth was an Australian agricultural economist in a fit of Barcardi like enthusiasm, concluded that because the places were mere meters above sea level that they were flooding becuase al Gore said sea level was rising. No other basis than unsupported assumption of a myth.
BartSimpson
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sasquatch2 wrote:
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I recall many years back, my first trip across the causeway from Sackville NB to Amhurst NS. High tide.
My impression-----Nova Scotia is a $%%^^& island..........
What causeway?
I am unsure if it is "designated" a causeway but the main highway from NB to NS crosses extensive marshland at the head of the Bay of Fundy. The raised roadway is a de facto causeway.
On your map, the highway that links Sackville NB to Amhurst NS. The NS inspection station is situated before the first NS exit.