Roger Chapman wrote:
The Medway Handyman wrote:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenhouse_effect

Why don't you answer the question directly yourself? Its a simple
straightforward question.

Because that would have led to you attempting to pick holes in my answer.

So, your answer would have holes in it? Would they be like the holes in the
ozone layer that was going to end mankind?

Thats why you didn't answer the question.

Phils question was delightfully simple, I'll re post it so you can't ignore
it;

"If it was first noticed 100 years ago, it's fairly safe to say that it had
been occuring for centuries before that, so how is it mankind's fault, when
the world population 300 - 400 years ago was a tiny fraction of what it is
now, and virtually none of them used fossil fuels?"

Got any answers ****wit?



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