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Showing posts with label dinosaur farts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dinosaur farts. Show all posts
Suspicions confirmed - Phlox News draws its own conclusions about dinosaur greenhouse gas production
The Phactor is quite impressed by university faculty who have time to read papers this time of year, and he is grateful when a colleague actually reads the original paper about dinosaur greenhouse gas production and the climate and reports what it really says. Suspicions confirmed, the paper's authors never said a thing about extinction. Phlox News drew that conclusion because they liked where that idea leads. If you rely on Phlox News for your information, you get exactly what you deserve, a regular hosing. But be assured this will turn up in the climate change "controversy" to suggest our extant methane producing herbivores are all to blame, so what are corporations and people to do?
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