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From: persent@gmail.com

On 2020-01-22 3:33 p.m., "sn ❄ wflake"@gmail.c ❄ m wrote:

<sn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wflake@gmail.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m> wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te:

<sn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wflake@gmail.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m> wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te: >>>>

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=1-22 11:21 a.m., >>>>>> "sn ̢轉Ŵ wflake"@gmail.c ̢轉Ŵ m wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te: > <...> >

N=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pe! Here there's a warming trend in

pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gress. > >
https://www.bbc.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m/news/science-envir=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >>>>>> nme >nt-5=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=839974 > > Next year will

c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntinue the gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal >warming trend with >>>>>> temperatures again likely t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= rise >m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re >>>>>> than =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve >pre-industrial >>>>>> levels. > > Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice, 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= will likely >>>>>> be >1.11C warmer than the average between
185=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-19=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=, > > The year >>>>>> ahead is set t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= extend the series >=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >>>>>> the warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= six in a r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > Scientists say the >>>>>> str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngest fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >causing the rise is >>>>>> greenh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=use gas >emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns. > > Five
things we've learned fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m Madrid climate talks Last > >>>>>> decade '=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=urse' t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be >>>>>>> warmest El Nin=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?='s l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng reach >
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= Antarctic ice The w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld first >
br=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ke thr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ugh =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree >>>>>>> ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve pre-industrial temperatures back in >
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15. > > Each year since then has seen temperatures >>>>>> cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve this mark. > > The warmest year =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>>> rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd is >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=16 when a
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng El >NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= made a
significant difference. > > Image c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pyrightGETTY IMAGES >>>>>> Image capti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n > Warming in the Arctic is
m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re > pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=unced than in >>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther > parts =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f the
w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld This weather >
phen=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=men=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n sees sea surface temperatures >>>>>>> increase in the central and eastern Pacific and it's >
ass=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ciated with a range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f impacts > >>>>>> ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld, including the >
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=verall gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal level =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f > >>>>>> warming. > > Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice, the chances =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f a
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng El NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= in
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= are l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > They >>>>>> f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast that the gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal average
temperature next year will be in the range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.99C t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= 1.23C with a central estimate >>>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f 1.11C. The researchers say that the key
fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r will be emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2 and =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther warming >>>>>> gases. > > "Natural events - such as El
NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-induced warming in >the Pacific -
influence the climate system, but in the absence >=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f El >>>>>> NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=, this >f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast gives a
clear picture =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f the >str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngest
fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r causing temperatures >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= rise - >>>>>> greenh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=use gas >emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns," said
Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=fess=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >Adam Scaife, the Met
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice head =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f

l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng-range predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n. > >

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n the rise Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >>>>>>> researchers, carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n di=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=xide >
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns this year have risen slightly, despite a > >>>>>> dr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=p in the use =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=al. >>>>>>>> The Gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal Carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n

Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ject's annual analysis =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n trends suggests that C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2 will >>>>>>> g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= up by =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.6% in 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19. > >>>>>>> The rise is due t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntinuing
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng gr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wth in the
utilisati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=il and >>>>>> gas. > > The scale =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns has a >>>>>> direct >bearing =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n temperatures, scientists say. > > >>>>>> Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=visi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nal figures released earlier >>>>>> this >m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nth by the W=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld
Mete=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gical
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rganizati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n (WM=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=)

suggest >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19 is =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=urse >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be the sec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nd >>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r third >warmest year ever. > > If
th=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se numbers h=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ld,

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15-2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19 w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld end up >>>>>>> being the warmest five-year peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>>>> rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd. > > The Met =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice say they >>>>>> have c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nfidence >in their predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>>> f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= based

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n what's >happened in previ=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=us years. > >>>>>>> This time last year they estimated that 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19

w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld be 1.1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve the >>>>>>> 185=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-19=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= mark. The

actual >temperature rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rded this year
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m >January t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ct=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ber >sh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ws a
gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal mean 1.11C. > > The BBC Briefing is a series >>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wnl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=adable
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nline guides >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the big
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pics in the news. Click here >if y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u >>>>>> want m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntext >and facts
ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ut UK energy p=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=licy and the

r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur net
zer=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=als. > >

D=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wnl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad the updated BBC Energy Briefing >>>>>>> (1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.4MB) (PDF, 1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.4MB) > > "The
f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld place next >>>>>> year >am=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngst the six warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>>>> rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd, which w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld all have
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ccurred since 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15," said Dr
D=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ug Smith, a Met =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice research
fell=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > "All =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f these years have >>>>>> been ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und >1.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C warmer than the

pre-industrial >peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d." > > With temperatures keeping >>>>>> cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the >=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree >>>>>> mark, there will be renewed >c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ncern
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m scientists that the >w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld is
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n track t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= breach >the 1.5C limit that >>>>>> many researchers say is the thresh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ld

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f increasingly danger=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=us impacts. > > >>>>>> 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= will see a maj=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >>>>>> push >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= get c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=untries t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >>>>>> ramp up >their plans t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= ensure the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld >>>>>> stays >bel=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w the 1.5C mark. > > The recent

C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=P25 summit in Madrid saw several key issues >kicked >>>>>> d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wn the r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=

Glasg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w where c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=untries
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m all =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ver the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld >>>>>>> will meet next N=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=vember. > > The critical issue

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f increasing ambiti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= curb emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns is set

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=minate the
discussi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns, which will be >presided
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ver by the UK. > > The C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=mmittee
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n Climate Change has >warned the
g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=vernment that Britain needed >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= better t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= meet its

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wn targets if it wanted t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= have
credibility with neg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tiat=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rs in
Glasg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w.

i kn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w

i kn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w

Nice X-Face, shame ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ut the rest. Why
d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n't y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u make a pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=per Mime >>>> charset declarati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n?

And why w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld my entirely US-ASCII usenet
p=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=st require a MIME header,
rat-t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=thed pedantic
pl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ker?

https://t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ls.ietf.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rg/html/r >>> fc2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=45

This set =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=cuments,
c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=llectively called the Multipurp=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se
Internet Mail Extensi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns, =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r MIME,
redefines the f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmat =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f messages
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= all=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r

(1) textual message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies in character sets
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than US-ASCII,

(2) an extensible set =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f different
f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmats f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r n=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n-textual >>> message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies,

(3) multi-part message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies, and

(4) textual header inf=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n in
character sets =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than US-ASCII.

Pleace t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be explaining y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur
idi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tic suggesti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n.

S=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rry, I can't read. If it was imp=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rtant please make it legible.

C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=lati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n prize: I still like y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur X-Face.

Y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=t a purdy X-m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uth...

i know

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XPost: alt.checkmate
From: greghall@h�me.fake

On Wed, 22 Jan 2020, snipeco.2@gmail.com (Sn!pe) wrote:

<...>

Consolation prize: I still like your X-Face.

Does it arouse your prurient interests like my X-Face: does?

--
Yours Truly, Sir Gregory

Nadegda, kensi, Fran, Pandora » these are easily
ignøred misandrists and anti-American, leftist liars.

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XPost: alt.checkmate

<sn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wflake@gmail.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m> wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te:

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=1-22 >> >11:21 a.m., "sn âˇ≥ wflake"@gmail.c âˇ≥ m wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te:

<...>

N=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pe! Here there's a warming trend in

pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gress.


https://www.bbc.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m/news/science-envir=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nme >> >>nt-5=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=839974

Next year will c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntinue the gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal
warming trend with temperatures again likely t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= rise
m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re than =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve
pre-industrial levels.

Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice, 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= will likely be >> >>1.11C warmer than the average between
185=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-19=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=,

The year ahead is set t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= extend the series
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f the warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= six in a r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w.

Scientists say the str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngest fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
causing the rise is greenh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=use gas
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns.

Five things we've learned fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m Madrid climate talks Last >> >> decade '=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=urse' t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be
warmest El Nin=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?='s l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng reach
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= Antarctic ice The w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld first
br=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ke thr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ugh =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree
ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve pre-industrial temperatures back in
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15.

Each year since then has seen temperatures cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve this mark.

The warmest year =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd is
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=16 when a str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng El
NiÃ∞±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= made a significant difference.

Image c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pyrightGETTY IMAGES Image capti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >> >> Warming in the Arctic is m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re
pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=unced than in =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther
parts =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld This weather
phen=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=men=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n sees sea surface temperatures
increase in the central and eastern Pacific and it's
ass=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ciated with a range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f impacts
ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld, including the
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=verall gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal level =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
warming.

Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice, the chances =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f a
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng El NiÃ∞±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= in
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= are l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w.

They f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast that the gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal average
temperature next year will be in the range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.99C t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= 1.23C with a central estimate
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f 1.11C. The researchers say that the key
fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r will be emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >> >>C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2 and =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther warming gases.

"Natural events - such as El NiÃ∞±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-induced warming in
the Pacific - influence the climate system, but in the absence
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f El NiÃ∞±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=, this
f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast gives a clear picture =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f the
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngest fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r causing temperatures
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= rise - greenh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=use gas
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns," said Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=fess=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
Adam Scaife, the Met =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice head =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng-range predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n.

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n the rise Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
researchers, carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n di=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=xide
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns this year have risen slightly, despite a
dr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=p in the use =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=al.

The Gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal Carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ject's annual analysis =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n trends suggests that C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2 will
g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= up by =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.6% in 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19.

The rise is due t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntinuing
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng gr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wth in the
utilisati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=il and gas. >> >>
The scale =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns has a direct
bearing =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n temperatures, scientists say.

Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=visi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nal figures released earlier this >> >>m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nth by the W=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld
Mete=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gical
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rganizati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n (WM=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=) suggest
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19 is =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=urse
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be the sec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nd =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r third
warmest year ever.

If th=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se numbers h=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ld,
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15-2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19 w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld end up
being the warmest five-year peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd.

The Met =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice say they have c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nfidence
in their predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= based =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n what's
happened in previ=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=us years.

This time last year they estimated that 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19
w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld be 1.1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve the
185=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-19=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= mark. The actual
temperature rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rded this year fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m
January t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ct=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ber
sh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ws a gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal mean 1.11C.

The BBC Briefing is a series =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wnl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=adable =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nline guides
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the big t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pics in the news. Click here
if y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u want m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntext
and facts ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ut UK energy p=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=licy and the
r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur net
zer=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=als.

D=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wnl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad the updated BBC Energy Briefing
(1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.4MB) (PDF, 1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.4MB)

"The f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld place next year
am=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngst the six warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd, which w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld all have
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ccurred since 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15," said Dr
D=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ug Smith, a Met =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice research
fell=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w.

"All =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f these years have been ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und
1.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C warmer than the pre-industrial
peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d."

With temperatures keeping cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree mark, there will be renewed
c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ncern fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m scientists that the
w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld is =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n track t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= breach >> >>the 1.5C limit that many researchers say is the thresh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ld >> >>=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f increasingly danger=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=us impacts.

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= will see a maj=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r push >> >>t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= get c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=untries t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= ramp up >> >>their plans t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= ensure the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld stays
bel=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w the 1.5C mark.

The recent C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=P25 summit in Madrid saw several key issues >> >>kicked d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wn the r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
Glasg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w where c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=untries
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m all =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ver the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld
will meet next N=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=vember.

The critical issue =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f increasing ambiti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >> >>t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= curb emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns is set t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >> >>d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=minate the discussi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns, which will be
presided =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ver by the UK.

The C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=mmittee =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n Climate Change has
warned the g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=vernment that Britain needed
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= better t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= meet its
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wn targets if it wanted t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= have
credibility with neg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tiat=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rs in
Glasg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w.

i kn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w

i kn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w

Nice X-Face, shame ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ut the rest.
Why d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n't y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u make a pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=per Mime charset declarati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n?

And why w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld my entirely US-ASCII usenet p=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=st require a MIME header, rat-t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=thed pedantic pl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ker?

https://t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ls.ietf.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rg/html/rfc2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=45

This set =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=cuments, c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=llectively called the Multipurp=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se Internet Mail
Extensi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns, =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r MIME, redefines the f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmat =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f messages t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= all=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r

(1) textual message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies in character sets =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than
US-ASCII,

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message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies,

(3) multi-part message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies, and

(4) textual header inf=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n in character
sets =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than
US-ASCII.

Pleace t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be explaining y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur idi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tic suggesti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n.

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From: melopsitticus@undulatus.budgie

On 1/22/2020 5:27 PM, Sn!pe wrote:

<sn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wflake@gmail.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m> wrote:

<sn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wflake@gmail.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m> wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te: >>>

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2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=1-22 11:21 a.m.,
"sn ̢轉Ŵ wflake"@gmail.c ̢轉Ŵ m wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te: > <...> >

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pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gress. > >
https://www.bbc.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m/news/science-envir=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >>>>> nme >nt-5=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=839974 > > Next year will

c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntinue the gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal >warming trend with >>>>> temperatures again likely t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= rise >m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re >>>>> than =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve >pre-industrial
levels. > > Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice, 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= will likely >>>>> be >1.11C warmer than the average between
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the warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= six in a r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > Scientists say the >>>>> str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngest fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >causing the rise is
greenh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=use gas >emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns. > > Five
things we've learned fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m Madrid climate talks Last > >>>>> decade '=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=urse' t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be >>>>>> warmest El Nin=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?='s l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng reach >
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= Antarctic ice The w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld first >
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2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15. > > Each year since then has seen temperatures
cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve this mark. > > The warmest year =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>> rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd is >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=16 when a
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng El >NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= made a >>>>> significant difference. > > Image c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pyrightGETTY IMAGES >>>>> Image capti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n > Warming in the Arctic is
m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re > pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=unced than in >>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther > parts =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f the
w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld This weather >
phen=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=men=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n sees sea surface temperatures >>>>>> increase in the central and eastern Pacific and it's >
ass=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ciated with a range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f impacts >
ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld, including the >
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=verall gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal level =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f > >>>>> warming. > > Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met

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temperature next year will be in the range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
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fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r will be emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2 and =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther warming >>>>> gases. > > "Natural events - such as El
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clear picture =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f the >str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngest
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Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=fess=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >Adam Scaife, the Met
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice head =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f

l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng-range predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n. > >

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n the rise Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >>>>>> researchers, carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n di=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=xide >
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns this year have risen slightly, despite a >
dr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=p in the use =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=al. >>>>>>> The Gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal Carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n

Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ject's annual analysis =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
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str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng gr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wth in the
utilisati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=il and >>>>> gas. > > The scale =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns has a

direct >bearing =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n temperatures, scientists say. > >
Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=visi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nal figures released earlier
this >m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nth by the W=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld

Mete=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gical
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rganizati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n (WM=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=)

suggest >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19 is =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
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th=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se numbers h=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ld,

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have c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nfidence >in their predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= based
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n what's >happened in previ=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=us years. > >>>>>> This time last year they estimated that 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19

w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld be 1.1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve the >>>>>> 185=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-19=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= mark. The

actual >temperature rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rded this year
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m >January t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ct=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ber >sh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ws a
gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal mean 1.11C. > > The BBC Briefing is a series
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wnl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=adable
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nline guides >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the big
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pics in the news. Click here >if y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u >>>>> want m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntext >and facts
ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ut UK energy p=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=licy and the

r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur net
zer=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=als. > >

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2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld place next

year >am=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngst the six warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>>> rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd, which w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld all have

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ccurred since 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15," said Dr
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fell=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > "All =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f these years have

been ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und >1.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C warmer than the
pre-industrial >peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d." > > With temperatures keeping >>>>> cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the >=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree >>>>> mark, there will be renewed >c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ncern
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m scientists that the >w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld is
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t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= curb emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns is set

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=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ver by the UK. > > The C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=mmittee
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g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=vernment that Britain needed >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= better t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= meet its

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credibility with neg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tiat=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rs in
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redefines the f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmat =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f messages
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(1) textual message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies in character sets
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than US-ASCII,

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f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmats f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r n=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n-textual
message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies,

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(4) textual header inf=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n in
character sets =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than US-ASCII.

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Sorry, I can't read that. If it was important please make it legible.

I can read it.

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pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gress. > >
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nme >nt-5=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=839974 > > Next year will
c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntinue the gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal >warming trend with
temperatures again likely t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= rise >m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re
than =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve >pre-industrial
levels. > > Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met

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be >1.11C warmer than the average between

185=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-19=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=, > > The year

ahead is set t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= extend the series >=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
the warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= six in a r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > Scientists say the
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngest fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >causing the rise is
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things we've learned fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m Madrid climate talks Last >
decade '=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=urse' t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be

warmest El Nin=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?='s l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng reach >

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= Antarctic ice The w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld first >
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ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve pre-industrial temperatures back in >

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15. > > Each year since then has seen temperatures
cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve this mark. > > The warmest year =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd is >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=16 when a
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng El >NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= made a >> >significant difference. > > Image c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pyrightGETTY IMAGES
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m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re > pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=unced than in
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w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld This weather >
phen=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=men=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n sees sea surface temperatures

increase in the central and eastern Pacific and it's >

ass=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ciated with a range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f impacts >
ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld, including the >
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warming. > > Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met

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2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= are l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > They

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temperature next year will be in the range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
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fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r will be emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2 and =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther warming
gases. > > "Natural events - such as El
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greenh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=use gas >emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns," said
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l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng-range predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n. > >

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n the rise Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=

researchers, carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n di=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=xide >

emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns this year have risen slightly, despite a >
dr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=p in the use =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=al.

The Gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal Carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n

Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ject's annual analysis =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n trends suggests that C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2 will
g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= up by =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.6% in 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19. >
The rise is due t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntinuing
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng gr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wth in the
utilisati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=il and

gas. > > The scale =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns has a
direct >bearing =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n temperatures, scientists say. > >
Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=visi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nal figures released earlier
this >m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nth by the W=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld

Mete=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gical
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rganizati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n (WM=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=)

suggest >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19 is =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=urse >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be the sec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nd
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r third >warmest year ever. > > If
th=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se numbers h=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ld,

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15-2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19 w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld end up
being the warmest five-year peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd. > > The Met =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice say they

have c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nfidence >in their predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= based
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n what's >happened in previ=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=us years. >

This time last year they estimated that 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19
w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld be 1.1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve the
185=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-19=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= mark. The

actual >temperature rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rded this year
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m >January t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ct=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ber >sh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ws a
gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal mean 1.11C. > > The BBC Briefing is a series
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wnl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=adable
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nline guides >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the big
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pics in the news. Click here >if y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u
want m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntext >and facts
ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ut UK energy p=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=licy and the

r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur net
zer=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=als. > >

D=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wnl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad the updated BBC Energy Briefing

(1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.4MB) (PDF, 1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.4MB) > > "The

f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld place next

year >am=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngst the six warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n

rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd, which w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld all have
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ccurred since 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15," said Dr
D=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ug Smith, a Met =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice research
fell=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > "All =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f these years have

been ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und >1.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C warmer than the
pre-industrial >peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d." > > With temperatures keeping
cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the >=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree
mark, there will be renewed >c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ncern
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m scientists that the >w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld is
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n track t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= breach >the 1.5C limit that
many researchers say is the thresh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ld

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f increasingly danger=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=us impacts. > >

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= will see a maj=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
push >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= get c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=untries t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
ramp up >their plans t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= ensure the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld
stays >bel=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w the 1.5C mark. > > The recent
C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=P25 summit in Madrid saw several key issues >kicked
d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wn the r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=

Glasg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w where c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=untries
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m all =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ver the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld
will meet next N=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=vember. > > The critical issue

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f increasing ambiti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= curb emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns is set

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=minate the
discussi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns, which will be >presided
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ver by the UK. > > The C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=mmittee
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n Climate Change has >warned the
g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=vernment that Britain needed >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= better t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= meet its

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wn targets if it wanted t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= have
credibility with neg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tiat=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rs in
Glasg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w.

i kn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w

i kn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w

Nice X-Face, shame ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ut the rest. Why
d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n't y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u make a pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=per Mime >charset declarati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n?

And why w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld my entirely US-ASCII usenet
p=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=st require a MIME header, rat-t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=thed pedantic pl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ker?

https://t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ls.ietf.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rg/html/r fc2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=45

This set =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=cuments,
c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=llectively called the Multipurp=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se
Internet Mail Extensi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns, =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r MIME,
redefines the f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmat =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f messages
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= all=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r

(1) textual message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies in character sets
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than US-ASCII,

(2) an extensible set =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f different
f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmats f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r n=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n-textual
message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies,

(3) multi-part message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies, and

(4) textual header inf=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n in
character sets =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than US-ASCII.

Pleace t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be explaining y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur idi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tic suggesti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n.

Sorry, I can't read that. If it was important please make it legible.

Consolation prize: I still like your X-Face.

--
^Ï^ My pet rock Gordon just CBA.

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XPost: alt.checkmate
From: persent@gmail.com

On 2020-01-22 4:55 p.m., mixed nuts wrote:

On 1/22/2020 5:27 PM, Sn!pe wrote:

<sn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wflake@gmail.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m> wrote:

<sn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wflake@gmail.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m>
wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te:

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=1-22 11:21 a.m., >>>>>> "sn ̢轉Ŵ wflake"@gmail.c ̢轉Ŵ m wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te: > <...> >

N=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pe! Here there's a warming trend in

pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gress. > >
https://www.bbc.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m/news/science-envir=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >>>>>>>

nme >nt-5=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=839974 > > Next year will
c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntinue the gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal >warming trend with >>>>>> temperatures again likely t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= rise >m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re >>>>>> than =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve >pre-industrial >>>>>> levels. > > Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice, 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= will
likely

be >1.11C warmer than the average between

185=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-19=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=, > > The year >>>>>> ahead is set t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= extend the series >=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >>>>>> the warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= six in a r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > Scientists say the >>>>>> str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngest fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >causing the rise is >>>>>> greenh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=use gas >emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns. > > Five
things we've learned fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m Madrid climate talks Last > >>>>>> decade '=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=urse' t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be >>>>>>> warmest El Nin=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?='s l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng reach >
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= Antarctic ice The w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld first >
br=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ke thr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ugh =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree >>>>>>> ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve pre-industrial temperatures back in >
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15. > > Each year since then has seen temperatures >>>>>> cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve this mark. > > The warmest year
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd is >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=16 when a
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng El >NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= made a >>>>>> significant difference. > > Image c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pyrightGETTY
IMAGES
Image capti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n > Warming in the Arctic is
m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re > pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=unced
than in
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther > parts =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f the
w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld This weather >
phen=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=men=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n sees sea surface
temperatures

increase in the central and eastern Pacific and it's >

ass=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ciated with a range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f impacts > >>>>>> ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld, including the >
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=verall gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal level
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >
warming. > > Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice, the chances =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f a
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng El NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= in >>>>>>> 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= are l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > They >>>>>> f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast that the gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal average
temperature next year will be in the range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.99C t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= 1.23C with a central estimate >>>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f 1.11C. The researchers say that the key
fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r will be emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2 and =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther
warming
gases. > > "Natural events - such as El
NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-induced warming in >the Pacific -
influence the climate system, but in the absence

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f El

NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=, this >f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast gives a
clear picture =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f the >str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngest
fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r causing temperatures >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= rise - >>>>>> greenh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=use gas >emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns," said
Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=fess=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >Adam Scaife, the Met
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice head =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f

l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng-range predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n. > >

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n the rise Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >>>>>>> researchers, carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n di=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=xide >
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns this year have risen slightly, despite a > >>>>>> dr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=p in the use =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=al. >>>>>>>> The Gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal Carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n

Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ject's annual analysis =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n trends suggests that C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2 will >>>>>>> g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= up by =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.6% in
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19. >
The rise is due t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntinuing
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng gr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wth in the
utilisati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=il and >>>>>> gas. > > The scale =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns has a >>>>>> direct >bearing =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n temperatures, scientists say. > > >>>>>> Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=visi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nal figures released earlier >>>>>> this >m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nth by the W=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld
Mete=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gical
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rganizati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n (WM=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=)

suggest >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19 is =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=urse >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be the sec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nd >>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r third >warmest year ever. > > If
th=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se numbers h=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ld,

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15-2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19 w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld end up >>>>>>> being the warmest five-year peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>>>> rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd. > > The Met =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice say they >>>>>> have c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nfidence >in their predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>>> f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= based

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n what's >happened in previ=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=us
years. >

This time last year they estimated that 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19
w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld be 1.1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve >>>>>>> the
185=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-19=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= mark. The

actual >temperature rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rded this year
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m >January t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ct=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ber >sh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ws a
gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal mean 1.11C. > > The BBC Briefing is a series >>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wnl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=adable
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nline guides >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the big
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pics in the news. Click here >if y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u >>>>>> want m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntext >and facts
ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ut UK energy p=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=licy and the

r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur net
zer=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=als. > >

D=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wnl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad the updated BBC Energy
Briefing

(1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.4MB) (PDF, 1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.4MB) > > "The

f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld place next >>>>>> year >am=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngst the six warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>>>> rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd, which w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld all have
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ccurred since 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15," said Dr
D=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ug Smith, a Met =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice research
fell=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > "All =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f these years have >>>>>> been ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und >1.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C warmer than the

pre-industrial >peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d." > > With temperatures keeping >>>>>> cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the >=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree >>>>>> mark, there will be renewed >c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ncern
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m scientists that the >w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld is
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n track t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= breach >the 1.5C limit that >>>>>> many researchers say is the thresh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ld

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f increasingly danger=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=us impacts. > > >>>>>> 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= will see a maj=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >>>>>> push >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= get c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=untries

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
ramp up >their plans t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= ensure the
w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld
stays >bel=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w the 1.5C mark. > > The recent
C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=P25 summit in Madrid saw several key issues >kicked >>>>>> d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wn the r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=

Glasg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w where c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=untries
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m all =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ver the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld >>>>>>> will meet next N=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=vember. > > The critical issue

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f increasing ambiti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= curb emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns is set

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=minate the
discussi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns, which will be >presided
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ver by the UK. > > The C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=mmittee
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n Climate Change has >warned the
g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=vernment that Britain needed >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= better t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= meet its

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wn targets if it wanted t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= have
credibility with neg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tiat=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rs in
Glasg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w.

i kn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w

i kn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w

Nice X-Face, shame ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ut the rest. Why
d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n't y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u make a pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=per
Mime
charset declarati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n?

And why w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld my entirely US-ASCII usenet
p=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=st require a MIME header,
rat-t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=thed pedantic
pl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ker?

https://t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ls.ietf.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rg/html/r >>>
fc2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=45

    This set =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=cuments,
    c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=llectively called the Multipurp=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se >>>     Internet Mail Extensi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns, =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r MIME,
    redefines the f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmat =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f messages
    t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= all=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r

     (1)   textual message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies in character sets >>>      =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than US-ASCII,

     (2)   an extensible set =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f different
     f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmats f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
n=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n-textual
     message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies,

     (3)   multi-part message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies, and

     (4)   textual header inf=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n in
     character sets =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than US-ASCII.

Pleace t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be explaining y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur
idi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tic suggesti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n.

Sorry, I can't read that.  If it was important please make it legible.

I can read it.

i never tried

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<sn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wflake@gmail.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m> wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te:

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2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=1-22 11:21 a.m.,
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actual >temperature rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rded this year
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want m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntext >and facts
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r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur net
zer=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=als. > >

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f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld place next

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been ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und >1.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C warmer than the
pre-industrial >peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d." > > With temperatures keeping
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2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= will see a maj=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
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t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= curb emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns is set

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redefines the f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmat =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f messages
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character sets =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than US-ASCII.

Pleace t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be explaining y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur
idi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tic suggesti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n.

S=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rry, I can't read. If it was imp=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rtant please

make it legible.

C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=lati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n prize: I still like y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur X-Face.

Y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=t a purdy X-m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uth...

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From: melopsitticus@undulatus.budgie

On 1/22/2020 7:32 PM, % wrote:

On 2020-01-22 5:21 p.m., Sir Gaygory's Owner's Owner 🐶笛 wrote:

On Wed, 22 Jan 2020 18:55:23 -0500, LO AND BEHOLD; mixed nuts
<melopsitticus@undulatus.budgie> determined that the following was of
great importance and subsequently decided to freely share it with us in
<r0andc$8i0$1@gioia.aioe.org>:

On 1/22/2020 5:27 PM, Sn!pe wrote:
<snowflake@gmail.com> wrote:

<snowflake@gmail.com> wrote:

On 2020-01-22 11:21 a.m., "snowflake"@gmail.com

wrote:

<...>

Nope! Here there's a warming trend in progress.

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-50839974
Next year will continue the global warming trend with
temperatures again likely to rise more than one degree
above pre-industrial levels. According to the Met
office, 2020 will likely be >1.11C warmer than the
average between 1850-1900, The year ahead is set
to extend the series of the warmest years on record
to six in a row. Scientists say the strongest
factor causing the rise is greenhouse gas emissions.
Five things we've learned from Madrid climate talks
Last decade 'on course' to be warmest El Nino's
long reach to Antarctic ice The world first broke
through one degree above pre-industrial temperatures
back in 2015.

[...]>>> Sorry, I can't read that.  If it was important

please make it legible.

I can read it.

you must be using a reader that was updated at some point during the
last 2 decades!

my "spuhghetti coad" newsreader can display it as well.

hooda thunk it?

"nads" won't comment on this poast...

no it can't you're just being a 4 year old that wants a candy

Or ice cream.

--
Grizzly H.

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From: Ms.Kitty@home.net

"mixed nuts" <melopsitticus@undulatus.budgie> wrote in message news:r0bbn7$1550$1@gioia.aioe.org...

On 1/22/2020 7:32 PM, % wrote:

On 2020-01-22 5:21 p.m., Sir Gaygory's Owner's Owner ??? wrote:

On Wed, 22 Jan 2020 18:55:23 -0500, LO AND BEHOLD; mixed nuts
<melopsitticus@undulatus.budgie> determined that the following was of
great importance and subsequently decided to freely share it with us in
<r0andc$8i0$1@gioia.aioe.org>:

On 1/22/2020 5:27 PM, Sn!pe wrote:
<snowflake@gmail.com> wrote:

<snowflake@gmail.com> wrote:

On 2020-01-22 11:21 a.m., "snowflake"@gmail.com

wrote:

<...>

Nope! Here there's a warming trend in progress.

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-50839974
Next year will continue the global warming trend with
temperatures again likely to rise more than one degree above
pre-industrial levels. According to the Met office, 2020 will likely be >>> >1.11C warmer than the average between 1850-1900, The year ahead is set >>> to extend the series of the warmest years on record to six in a row.
Scientists say the strongest factor causing the rise is greenhouse gas
emissions.
Five things we've learned from Madrid climate talks Last decade 'on
course' to be warmest El Nino's long reach to Antarctic ice The world
first broke through one degree above pre-industrial temperatures back in >>> 2015.

[...]>>> Sorry, I can't read that. If it was important

please make it legible.

I can read it.

you must be using a reader that was updated at some point during the
last 2 decades!

my "spuhghetti coad" newsreader can display it as well.

hooda thunk it?

"nads" won't comment on this poast...

no it can't you're just being a 4 year old that wants a candy

Or ice cream.

2 scoops?

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From: snipeco.2@gmail.com

% <persent@gmail.com> wrote:

On 2020-01-22 4:55 p.m., mixed nuts wrote:

On 1/22/2020 5:27 PM, Sn!pe wrote:

<sn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wflake@gmail.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m> wrote:

<sn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wflake@gmail.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m>
wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te:

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2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=1-22 11:21 a.m., >>>>>> "sn ̢轉Ŵ wflake"@gmail.c ̢轉Ŵ m

wr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=te: > <...> >

N=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pe! Here there's a warming trend in

pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gress. > >
https://www.bbc.c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m/news/science-envir=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >>>>>>>

nme >nt-5=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=839974 > > Next year will
c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntinue the gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal >warming trend with >>>>>> temperatures again likely t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= rise >m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re >>>>>> than =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve >pre-industrial >>>>>> levels. > > Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice, 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= will >>>>>>> likely

be >1.11C warmer than the average between

185=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-19=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=, > > The year >>>>>> ahead is set t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= extend the series >=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >>>>>> the warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= six in a r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > Scientists say the >>>>>> str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngest fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >causing the rise is >>>>>> greenh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=use gas >emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns. > > Five >>>>>> things we've learned fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m Madrid climate talks Last > >>>>>> decade '=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=urse' t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be >>>>>>> warmest El Nin=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?='s l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng reach >
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= Antarctic ice The w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld first > >>>>>> br=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ke thr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ugh =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree >>>>>>> ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve pre-industrial temperatures back in >
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15. > > Each year since then has seen temperatures >>>>>> cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve this mark. > > The warmest year
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n
rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd is >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=16 when a
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng El >NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= made

a

significant difference. > > Image c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pyrightGETTY
IMAGES
Image capti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n > Warming in the Arctic is
m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re > pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=unced
than in
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther > parts =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f the
w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld This weather >
phen=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=men=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n sees sea surface
temperatures

increase in the central and eastern Pacific and it's >

ass=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ciated with a range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f impacts > >>>>>> ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld, including the >
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=verall gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal level
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >
warming. > > Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the Met >>>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice, the chances =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f a

str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng El NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= in >>>>>>> 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= are l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > They >>>>>> f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast that the gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal average
temperature next year will be in the range =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.99C t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= 1.23C with a central estimate >>>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f 1.11C. The researchers say that the key
fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r will be emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2 and =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther
warming
gases. > > "Natural events - such as El
NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-induced warming in >the

Pacific -

influence the climate system, but in the absence

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f El

NiÃ∞â√ıÃ≠±=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=, this >f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast

gives a

clear picture =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f the >str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngest
fact=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r causing temperatures >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= rise - >>>>>> greenh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=use gas >emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns," said
Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=fess=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >Adam Scaife, the Met
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice head =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f

l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng-range predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n. > >

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n the rise Acc=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rding t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >>>>>>> researchers, carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n di=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=xide >
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns this year have risen slightly, despite a > >>>>>> dr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=p in the use =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=al. >>>>>>>> The Gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal Carb=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n

Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ject's annual analysis =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f
emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n trends suggests that C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2 will >>>>>>> g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= up by =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.6% in
2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19. >
The rise is due t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntinuing
str=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ng gr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wth in the
utilisati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=il and >>>>>> gas. > > The scale =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns has a >>>>>> direct >bearing =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n temperatures, scientists say. > > >>>>>> Pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=visi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nal figures released earlier >>>>>> this >m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nth by the W=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld
Mete=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=l=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=gical
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rganizati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n (WM=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=) >>>>>> suggest >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19 is =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n

c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=urse >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be the sec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nd >>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r third >warmest year ever. > > If
th=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se numbers h=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ld,

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15-2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19 w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld end up >>>>>>> being the warmest five-year peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>>>> rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd. > > The Met =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice say they >>>>>> have c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nfidence >in their predicti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>>> f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= based

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n what's >happened in previ=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=us
years. >

This time last year they estimated that 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=19
w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld be 1.1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ve >>>>>>> the
185=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=-19=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= mark. The >>>>>> actual >temperature rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rded this year

fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m >January t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ct=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ber >sh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ws a
gl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=bal mean 1.11C. > > The BBC Briefing is a series >>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f >d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wnl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=adable
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=nline guides >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the big
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=pics in the news. Click here >if y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u >>>>>> want m=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=re c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ntext >and facts
ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ut UK energy p=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=licy and the

r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur net
zer=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=als. > >

D=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wnl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad the updated BBC Energy
Briefing

(1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.4MB) (PDF, 1=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=.4MB) > > "The

f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=recast f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r

2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld place next >>>>>> year >am=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ngst the six warmest years =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n >>>>>>> rec=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rd, which w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld all have
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ccurred since 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=15," said Dr
D=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ug Smith, a Met =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ffice research >>>>>>> fell=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w. > > "All =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f these years have >>>>>> been ar=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=und >1.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=C warmer than the

pre-industrial >peri=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=d." > > With temperatures keeping >>>>>> cl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= the >=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ne degree >>>>>> mark, there will be renewed >c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ncern
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m scientists that the >w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld is >>>>>> =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n track t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= breach >the 1.5C limit that >>>>>> many researchers say is the thresh=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ld

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f increasingly danger=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=us impacts. > > >>>>>> 2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= will see a maj=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r >>>>>> push >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= get c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=untries

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=
ramp up >their plans t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= ensure the
w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld
stays >bel=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w the 1.5C mark. > > The recent
C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=P25 summit in Madrid saw several key issues >kicked >>>>>> d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wn the r=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ad t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=

Glasg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w where c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=untries
fr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=m all =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ver the w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rld >>>>>>> will meet next N=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=vember. > > The critical issue

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f increasing ambiti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= curb emissi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns is set

t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=minate the
discussi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns, which will be >presided
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ver by the UK. > > The C=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=mmittee
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n Climate Change has >warned the
g=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=vernment that Britain needed >t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= >>>>>> d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= better t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= meet its

=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=wn targets if it wanted t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= have >>>>>>> credibility with neg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tiat=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rs in
Glasg=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w.

i kn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w

i kn=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w

Nice X-Face, shame ab=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ut the rest. Why
d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n't y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=u make a pr=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=per >>>> Mime
charset declarati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n?

And why w=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=uld my entirely US-ASCII usenet
p=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=st require a MIME header,
rat-t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=thed pedantic
pl=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ker?

https://t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?==?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ls.ietf.=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rg/html/r

fc2=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=45

This set =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f d=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=cuments,
c=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=llectively called the Multipurp=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=se >>> Internet Mail Extensi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ns, =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r MIME,
redefines the f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmat =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f messages
t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= all=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=w f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r

(1) textual message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies in character sets
=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than US-ASCII,

(2) an extensible set =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=f different
f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmats f=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=r
n=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n-textual
message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies,

(3) multi-part message b=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=dies, and

(4) textual header inf=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=rmati=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n in >>> character sets =?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ther than US-ASCII.

Pleace t=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?= be explaining y=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=ur
idi=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=tic suggesti=?UTF-8?B?4p2E?=n.

Sorry, I can't read that. If it was important please make it legible.

I can read it.

i never tried

I reckoned it couldn't be important enough.

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On Wed, 22 Jan 2020 18:03:07 -0500 "Sir H�mer Hall, Esq." put forth
the following notion, which was duly noted and recorded:

On Wed, 22 Jan 2020, snipeco.2@gmail.com (Sn!pe) wrote:

<...>

Consolation prize: I still like your X-Face.

Does it arouse your prurient interests like my X-Face: does?

You wish your X-Ass actually looked that firm... your farts would probably sound like a dog whistle.

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