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The Real Problem with Real Global Warming being thought of as Real. Or not.

Posted on: October 31, 2009 1:54 PM, by Greg Laden

By now there have been many detailed dissections of everything that is wrong with the treatment of climate in Superfreakonomics , but what has been lost amidst all that extensive discussion is how really simple it would have been to get this stuff right....

Please read this post at Real Climate and pass it on.

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damn, that was a good one. and incidentally, I wouldn't have thought it would be such a small patch of solar that would be enough to generate all of the world's power. I was having visions of all of the Sahara being paved over (with all the glorious weather-patter disruption that might entail :-p )

fascinating.

Posted by: Jadehawk, OM | October 31, 2009 7:11 PM

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