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Low oxygen levels and H2S are a bigger threat to climate than CO2. Our O2 levels are stable and desulferization of fossil fuels is already a reality. We have already taken the biggest step.

Sedimentary rocks are very accurate, it's ice cores that are iffy.

Then you are saying my memory is ****ty.

Well i'm from an era that predates google and rely on memory. Are you saying my memory is ****ty?

The rocks don't lie. I still want to know how atmospheric water vapour is measured from ice cores.

Universities carry out the bulk of research correct? How many work at them and how many scientist are cranked out ea year and go off to find jobs in military and private sector? Use you head for once.

Are you lazy?

How do I link to a magazine I read 10 years ago?

Doesn't have to be a mineral, it can simply be from turbidity.

Another term is horizon. Why do I need a link?

Military employs 56% of scientists and engineers, business 39% research 5%

If you're running a lab, you are management. US Gov

Personel not sales. Only 5% of scientists work directly in research.

How big is the company? School? How can you compare school to the real world?

It's management that does the proposals.

Dinosaur farts. LOL Dinosaur Farts, Prehistoric Climate Change Linked In New Methane Gas Study

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