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5. True, but a 10C warming event in a few thousand years didn't help any

Mon Dec 16, 2013, 01:43 PM

Dec 2013

Take the sulfur dioxide-induced acid rain and ozone depletion out of the mix, and you might have "only" lost what, 50-60% of all life instead of 90%?

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I feel sure we can top it phantom power Dec 2013 #1

It wasn't just a carbon dioxide and global warming event. Ganja Ninja Dec 2013 #3

"1,200 billion tons of methane and 4,000 billion tons of sulfur dioxide" Spitfire of ATJ Dec 2013 #6

Seriously though, that had to be hell on Earth NickB79 Dec 2013 #7

Am I reading this wrong? LouisvilleDem Dec 2013 #9

Warming lead to anoxia cprise Dec 2013 #10