A Carbon Neutral Whale?

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Where can this report be found?

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John of MD 1:18PM December 01, 2009

What about Bas Beekmans' 2002 report titled "Climate control by Sperm whales, Effect of sperm whale consumption on biological pump"?

Interested of FL 11:51PM October 20, 2009

Amazing, this explains why your readership is on the decline.

Michael A. Scott of AZ 12:39PM October 19, 2009

Typical Of Humanity To Blame A Innocent Creature For Global Warming.

What A Pile Of Dung That Is Considering The Only Animal That Polutes Via Artificial Means Is The Human.

Good On You Trish For Blowing That Myth Out Of The Water.

~Namaskaram~

Burgo 1:11AM October 18, 2009

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