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As I explained, global warming can cause an ice age. An ice age is doubtful, but what could happen, nobody really knows, everyone is guessing and running their computer simulations. Global climate is complicating and confusing, that's why it took scientist from around the globe meeting in Antarctica every year for more than four years to finally agree that the earth's temperature is rising. But yes, some places will get colder rather than warmer. Here where I live, we haven't seen snow yet. However, south of us where they never see snow. Southern Oklahoma/Northern Texas, they've already had more than one snow storm. Bad weather used to come from the North west, now it comes from the South east. The nsf.gov site seems to be down so I couldn't find nothing for you there, but I'm sure if you go there after they get there site back you'll find something about it, but I did find this: http://www.gcrio.org/USGCRP/nsf.html . They do have a link to the nsf.gov site. The National Science Foundation is a Federal government agency of The United States. I served with them from 1985 to 1990. There was a lot of argueing and bickering on this subject.
"A fool says I know and a wise man says I wonder."
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