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Horse with no Name

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9. The terminology is wrong

Reply to Lawlbringer (Reply #4)

Thu Feb 2, 2012, 01:58 PM

Feb 2012

Global climate change...

in other words, where it is cold, it is hot. Where it is hot, it hot, it is cold.

The problem is, that the vegetation in cold climates is not hearty enough to withstand hot temperatures...conversely the vegetation in hot climates cannot withstand cold climates.

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