Duke warmist compares carbon dioxide to cancer tumors

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Carbon dioxide, methane and other gases contributing to global warming now are speaking for themselves or, more precisely, through Prasad Kasibhatla, senior associate dean of Duke’s Nicholas School of the Environment.

“I thought this might be a fun way to engage students on climate-change issues,” Kasibhatla said of his “Climate Changers” Twitter feed, which he launched in May. “I’m hoping we’ll reach others as well. (Follow them @grnhse_gas_bros)

Twitter / @grnhse_gas_bros: Barton's brilliant fact#3 ...

Barton's brilliant fact#3 tinyurl.com/3bcf59f says we are tiny % of air - but neglects to also say cancer tumors are tiny % of body weight