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		<title>By: David L. Hagen</title>
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		<dc:creator>David L. Hagen</dc:creator>
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		<description>See Ferenc Miskolczi&#039;s evaluation of the Global Greenhouse Effect (total optical depth) for both H2O and CO2 from 1948 to 2008 at http://www.miskolczi.webs.com/ 
The Global Greenhouse Effect trend from NOAA data is essentially flat for the last 61 years, despite about a 26% increase in CO2.</description>
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The Global Greenhouse Effect trend from NOAA data is essentially flat for the last 61 years, despite about a 26% increase in CO2.</p>
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