So it looks like it's not all gloom and doom after all. A few recent studies have managed to find the slim silver lining of climate change. Below, a look at the three small positive outcomes of global warming.
First, a note about spelling and punctuation. Those of you commenting in semi-gibberish text speak, e.g., "u r a looser [SIC], lol!" immediately undermine your credibility and predispose the reader to believe you are morons. Of course, it's not as if your messages tend to disabuse one of this assumption, so it may actually be a useful sign post for the discriminating reader. Rather than repeat the propaganda you are spoon fed by your teachers and the popular press, try reading up on the controversy (the amount that humans contribute to climate change is highly disputed), then sound off intelligently. This article is interesting. Bjorn Lomborg's skeptical-environmentalist observations are interesting. Richard Lindgren, an MIT professor, has interesting observations as well. Try reading some stuff posted at this source, which has a collection of materials both skeptical and alarmist: http://climatedebatedaily.com/
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