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 La Nina threatens to wreck world’s weather - Times Online
process. Damian, London, UK Here's something to thinkexperiment with the ice cube that melts in the glass of water, the level of themooted that the geological record will, in the future, contain a marker horizonrecently. Perhaps we could name it (in advance) the Plasticene. blow off of the continents drop dust in the oceans and that provides the greatTo Frank from Houston, Tx: Scientists in Columbus' day did not believe the world to be flat. Even in the time of Aristotle, who lived wellchange, I'm starting to think we are in a hopeless situation and I'm just gladexperts, but I prefer to put my trust in the latter. Global warming is causedmankind, pumping millions of tonnes of greenhouses gases into the atmostphere. Arguments Yes the climate has changed in the past, but a) never at the frighteningcoming thick and fast - just in the UK, virtually every month or year is some
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