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I'm not here to discuss things with immature, no account losers. If you can't stand up like a man and discuss things in a rational manner then I have no time for you. I have given nono many chances in the past but he is simply to insane, stupid and with no accountability in the least, so he is back in the box. If you are so desperate to be right somewhere in life that you have to come in here and lie, tell others you know more about their business than they do you have deep seated issues and again, I have no time for that.
We can and have discussed things in a rational manner. If those discussions don't fit your narrative then perhaps it is you who is insane, stupid, ununaccountable, desperate, etc. etc.. Your actions say that you have plenty of time for all of that and you use the "box" because you're desperate to be 'right somewhere in life".
 
673 pages. Safe bet. Lol

The last numbered page is 542, the last interesting page is 536, and a good third of the document is just framework. The Executive Summary (pages 11-31) covers just about everything in the report.

And it should be no challenge to most 6th-grade science graduates - very little math and lots of pictures.
 
The last numbered page is 542, the last interesting page is 536, and a good third of the document is just framework. The Executive Summary (pages 11-31) covers just about everything in the report.

And it should be no challenge to most 6th-grade science graduates - very little math and lots of pictures.

I heard it has little new Science, mostly a good summary that was feared would be suppressed by the book burning admin.
 
I heard it has little new Science, mostly a good summary that was feared would be suppressed by the book burning admin.

There is some good stuff on sources of carbon in the atmosphere besides CO2. Methane has a stronger greenhouse effect than CO2 (x30 or more, per molecule) but lasts a shorter time in the atmosphere, and the releases of it from seafloor hydrates and thawing tundra is increasing. Carbon black (the black stuff in soot and automobile tire dust) tends to have a cooling effect, since it blocks incoming sunlight directly. I don't think that is "new science", but the writeup was interesting.
 
There is some good stuff on sources of carbon in the atmosphere besides CO2. Methane has a stronger greenhouse effect than CO2 (x30 or more, per molecule) but lasts a shorter time in the atmosphere, and the releases of it from seafloor hydrates and thawing tundra is increasing. Carbon black (the black stuff in soot and automobile tire dust) tends to have a cooling effect, since it blocks incoming sunlight directly. I don't think that is "new science", but the writeup was interesting.

Right, it's a good summary.
 
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