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@catmad*2013 wrote:

Why was Greenland called Greenland when it is covered in snow... and now that it is going green again and the people can start to grow their own food and not have to import it all how is that a bad thing? 

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Over the past 30 years the ice cap melting has increased by about 30%.

if  the ice caps completely melt the ocean levels may rise enough to flood major cities 

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@**meep** wrote:

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Here, Iza, fixed that for you:

 

 

"The argument [behind climate change] is absolute xxxx.  However, the politics of this are tough for us. Eighty per cent of people believe climate change is a real and present danger."

 

 

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His 'context' was summed up quite well by Kerry O'Brien he questioned Abbott on this sentence on the 7.30 report: 

In other words, the only conclusion you draw from that is that you are saying, "We have to have a climate change policy because the people believe it's a danger, but I believe it's **bleep**".

Abbott then went on dig a further hole for himself by suggesting that he only said it was **bleep** because of the audience demographics.

To which Kerry O'Brien incredulously asked: So when you say a bit of rhetorical hyperbole in that conversation with that audience you say you adjust the message to whatever audience you are playing to, if that's the case, how do we know you haven't adjusted your message for this audience?

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@catmad*2013 wrote:

Why was Greenland called Greenland when it is covered in snow... and now that it is going green again and the people can start to grow their own food and not have to import it all how is that a bad thing? 

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O.M.G...

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@izabsmiling wrote:

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@catmad*2013 wrote:

Why was Greenland called Greenland when it is covered in snow... and now that it is going green again and the people can start to grow their own food and not have to import it all how is that a bad thing? 

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Over the past 30 years the ice cap melting has increased by about 30%.

 

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So the Titanic really was ahead of its' time, eh?

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@catmad*2013 wrote:

Why was Greenland called Greenland when it is covered in snow... and now that it is going green again and the people can start to grow their own food and not have to import it all how is that a bad thing? 

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@the*f*word wrote:

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@izabsmiling wrote:

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@catmad*2013 wrote:

Why was Greenland called Greenland when it is covered in snow... and now that it is going green again and the people can start to grow their own food and not have to import it all how is that a bad thing? 

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Over the past 30 years the ice cap melting has increased by about 30%.

 

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So the Titanic really was ahead of its' time, eh?

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only if one ignores the significant scientific details ...those being the 30% increase in ice cap melting over the past 30 years.

I think that the Titanic would have been very happy if there was no ice cap.

i find it hard io believe that greenland could ever grow all its own food

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@the*f*word wrote:

I think that the Titanic would have been very happy if there was no ice cap.

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No ice caps = 7m rise in ocean levels

and

New York flooded