HomeMiddle ColumnNY Times Claims trace amounts of CO2 to lead to 'a rate... Middle Column NY Times Claims trace amounts of CO2 to lead to ‘a rate of extinction and a loss of genetic diversity surpassing anything the fossil record shows us’ By Marc Morano - September 29, 2011 159 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsmedianext scarespecies Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleClimate change predicted to spread malaria: ‘Geographic range of malaria could more than double in the next 50 years, putting almost eight million people at risk’Next articleGlobal warming will not be disaster for Europe’s fish stock…’will not mean end for Atlantic fish stocks, says research from Bristol U. – rather, different breeds will thrive as ocean heats up’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Terraforming the Northern Sahara Will Save the World Climate411 And yes—man would actually have achieved something thought impossible even by most atmospheric scientists—we would have effectively controlled the weather! Read more European Green Energy Crisis is Crushing Metal, Silicon Production Climate411 A quadrupling of EU energy prices is crippling energy intensive industries, but the EU sees this as a reason to invest in more renewables. Read more Alex Epstein: “It’s time for Larry Fink to come clean about fossil fuels” Climate411 Guest “Will the real Larry Fink please stand up?” by David Middleton Remember the old game show, To Tell the Truth? To Tell the... Read more
