"Trees could be growing on the continent within a century."
"There were trees, there were bushes, there were fields of grass. In fact, the evidence of pollen fossils is that much of Antarctica was vegetated and these were plants that were able to adapt to periods of darkness." ...
So, global warming and climate change are a bad thing ... why?
Will a lot of things be different? Probably. Will this be a bad thing? Probably not.
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Thursday, July 13, 2006
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