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From: William Burgess (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 03/06/07


Global warming is a load of bollocks.  Sure it may be happening now
but I have doubt as to the need for so much concern.  50 years ago
everyone was concerned about global cooling.  The climate fluctuates.




On 3/6/07, leon <leon@grazinginfo.com> wrote:
>
>
> On 5/3/07 1:49 PM, "F. W. Owen" <fwo@bright.net> wrote:
>
>
> > There was a lot of snow here since Valentines Day.  We got 30 inches in 30
> > hours.  I plowed that snow off the driveway on both sides so that the
> > driveway was between two 4-5 foot high banks.  Then that blew levelfull.
> >
> > I had to abandon the driveway and plowed out across the fields.  That was also
> > kind of useless, as the temporary driveway I plowed across the fields was in
> > far better shape than the state highway.  We were snowbound, on and off, for
> > about 5 days.
>
> Isn�t it lucky we have global warming!!
>
> New Zealand has just had a very late and cold summer and two winters with
> heavier than usual snow and frosts.
>
> So now the gloom predicters promoted by the media talk about climate change.
>
> It has always changed and New Zealand�s 10 million million cattle and 50
> million sheep get the blame - for producing 0.4% of the world�s methane.
>
> Our government and NZ AgResearch are spending millions of dollars of our
> money trying to reduce it.
>
> FW, in 1960 when I bought neighbours land and had to roll up wire I made a
> three foot diameter pto driven winder that pulled the wire in and wound it
> up. The circle was tapered and the back un-bolted to let the roll of wire
> slide off. To feed it out again we put it back on and pulled it out.
>
>
> Best wishes.
>
> Vaughan Jones
> Hamilton
> Waikato
> New Zealand
>
>
>
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>
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>
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Saturday, November 22, 2008

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Last Updated:6:56 AM EST November 22, 2008
Conditions:Partly Cloudy
Temperature:26° F
Wind Chill:15° F
Humidity:66%
Dew Point:16° F
Wind:West at 13 MPH
Pressure:30.43 Inches
Visibility:10.0 Miles
Sun Rise:07:01 AM
Sun Set:04:45 PM
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