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In alt.home.repair, on Sun, 8 Jan 2023 21:09:53 -0000 (UTC), Jim S
wrote:
>In article , Scott Lurndal
> says...
>
>> And, a warmer atmosphere holds more moisture, so there will be even more
>> lower-pH rain.
>
>Warm(er) water holds LESS dissolved gases than cold(er) water.
>Not more.
>
>But you're correct that the warmer atmosphere may hold more water
>although tell that to the Gobi Desert so it's not just the temperature.
>
>Overall it's a wash I'll bet that the amount of dissolved CO2 is the same
>now as it was before the media learned to change the terms every few years
>from global warming to climate change and more recently to climate crisis.
When media change the terms they use, it's generally because their
sources change what terms they use. I guess you know this and that's
what you meant by "learned", learned from their sources, the people
working in each given field, but I wanted to make it clear.
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