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Are the lakes more likely to make us sick due to global warming?
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No.: I do not believe in the pseudoscience and hype about global warming. Certainly it hasn't happened for the last decade. I believe anyone living at the time of glaciers transported to the "now, " will strongly believe in it. I am a scientist and considerate possible, but not proven.Techniclly if lakes do warm, they may support more algae, which deprive fish of oxygen and make the water unattractive.
Answered 11/26/2013
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