[AT] Good tractor day

Mon Mar 2 19:43:31 PST 2009

We're in agreement Charlie just didn't come out the way I wanted it.

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Rob, I'm not trying to be hard to get along with but how can you prove
Global Warming is a fact when in your very next sentence you say that "the
earths climate has fluctuated for millions of years and will continue
whether we're here or not."

I think we agree about the impact or lack there of caused by humans but I
can't go along with saying something is a fact when no one can prove it.
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From: "Rob Wilson" <ro.wilson at att.net>
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> Global warming is a fact or climate change but to have proof humans 
> are the culprit is not provable. The earths climate has fluctuated for 
> millions of years and will continue whether we're here or not. No 
> proof we are hastening it either.
> Rob
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> [mailto:at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of Rick Weaver
> Sent: Monday, March 02, 2009 10:19 AM
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> Aw, guys, all you have to do is look at the photos from decades ago 
> and compare to today, of glaciers, to know that global warming is a fact.
>
> However, what I think is quite open for debate is the cause.  The 
> liberals blame it on people.  I'm not so sure.
>
> Rick
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> [mailto:at-bounces at lists.antique-tractor.com] On Behalf Of Bob McNitt
> Sent: Saturday, February 28, 2009 6:30 PM
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> Cecil -
>
> I'm no fan of the "global warming" or climate change" fanatics' 
> claims, but it would see "something" is going on with the weather of 
> late. There seems to be too many extremes, not just in North America, 
> but all over the planet.
>
> Let's hope it's just a temporary phenomenon and not a long-term trend. 
> If it turns out to be the latter, it will have a major impact on many 
> things, not the least of which will be agriculture.
>
> Bob in CNY
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> From: "Cecil Bearden" <crbearden at copper.net>
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>> Here in Oklahoma we would take any type of moisture.  right now it is 
>> sunny with 35 degrees the North wind is at 23mph gusting to 38.  Wind 
>> chill is 23deg.  32% humidity.  I have lived here for 55 years and I
>> have never seen wind like we have had in the last 3 years.   The last
>> rain we had was about 1/2 inch last month.  Before that it  was in 
>> September..
>>
>> Cecil in OKla.
>>
>> charliehill wrote:
>>> Well we've actually had 3 "snow events".  None of them amounted to 
>>> much at my place.  The one that did give us close to an inch was 
>>> melted and gone by dark that night.  I was over on I-40 a couple of 
>>> days later between Kennansville and Raleigh and there was snow 
>>> laying in the shadows along the hedge rows in lots of places.
>>>
>>> Charlie
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>>>
>>>> It has been a strange weather year.  The snow event you had gave us 
>>>> the piddling amount.  The forecast for Sunday night now says snow 
>>>> with no accumulation - which usually means we'll have an ice storm 
>>>> then a big snow <g>.
>>>> In that event Raleigh was pretty well covered and I did see 
>>>> evidence of snow around Burlington the next day.  Here it was all 
>>>> gone by mid day of the same day.
>>>> I like one good snow each winter - nice treat and helps replenish 
>>>> the soil moisture but after one I'm done I hope.
>>>>
>>>> David
>>>> NW NC
>>>>
>>>> charliehill wrote:
>>>>> No kidding David, less than half an inch of snow?  We've had more 
>>>>> than that here.  In fact 45 miles up the road in Greenville and 
>>>>> Washington area they had about 3 inches in one event.  The weather 
>>>>> guys are saying we might get an inch or more on Monday.  I hope 
>>>>> they are wrong.
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