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One thing I find hard to comprehend: After several hundred years of industrial activity, we have 400 ppm of CO2 in the atmosphere. If you give it another 10 years, will it go to 2000 ppm? Sincerely Gregory from Oz ------------------------------ Dr Gregory Szuladzinski Director Analytical ...

One of our climatologists said there is some 417 ppm of carbon dioxide particles in the air. If all human activity related to "ground fuels" ceases, the number of particles will decrease by 5. Do we all have it in mind? GS ------------------------------ Dr Gregory Szuladzinski Director Analytical ...

The opinions you are speaking about are driven by common sense. What you have in mind by "politics" is hard to imagine. Sincerely GS ------------------------------ Dr Gregory Szuladzinski Director Analytical Service Co Northbridge, NSW, Australia ------------------------------

There was a note from a very qualified specialist, who said the following: There is over 400 ppm of CO2 in the atmosphere. Stopping the use of ground-extracted fuels would reduce this number by 5 ppm. While quoting the above from memory, I might add "what is all that controversy about"? Sincerely ...

Could not agree more! GS ------------------------------ Dr Gregory Szuladzinski Director Analytical Service Co Northbridge, NSW, Australia ------------------------------