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HP Viewpoint: Engineering Earth's thermostat with CO2?

Earth's temperature is a chemical process system. Review of control system engineering of Earth's thermostat with anthropogenic CO2 in 1997 proved it will never work because it is an unmeasurable, uno..

Clifftent Inc.: Latour, P. R.

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Latour, P. R. - Clifftent Inc., Houston, Texas

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