Global Warming Making Northern Hemisphere Greener


	Global Warming Making Northern Hemisphere Greener

bferman

5-27-2007 10:58 AM

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climate change, global warming, science, politics

bferman says:

Apparently global warming actually has some benefits.

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5-27-2007 11:02 AM

bjluv

There is nothing like global warming :O

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