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		<title>Greenhouse Gases:  Where Do They Come From?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[An image that explains it all. | The World Resources Institute has a geekalicious image (see page 15 of this pdf) that shows how human activities contribute to global warming.&nbsp; Click on the image below to get a legible, full-sized version. The most interesting bit, to me, is the massive contribution of agriculture and land use&#8212;the green and purple areas on the bottom left&#8212;to global climate change. Worldwide, the net impacts of land use are far more...]]></description>
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