The scientist considered the greatest naturalist, Frenchman George Louis Leclerc, described the evils of our climate in "Natural History" from 1749-1800 (years we now celebrate as a glory time of Annapolis and colonial life).
The scientists' basis and "proof" was their contention that the Western Hemisphere had only recently emerged from the great flood,...
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Global Warming is real - 2010-01-05 07:51:53
They also believed the world was flat, and blood letting was the medical choice of the day, need I say more, you dont have to be a scientist to understand when you clear cut 90% of the original forest of the world, and spew 80,000 chemicals by-products into the air not to mention all the other pollutants.that it could change the precious balance of the earth. Fact is most leading scientist today believe in Global warming.
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