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Here is the written response:

Feb. 13, 2018 by James Ashley

Here is the written response:

"There are two kinds ‪and ‪two kinds ‪of information that are available” which we have provided to the public, which we are concerned with, and which are considered to be scientifically valid, is the scientific evidence. The scientific evidence is based on a scientific investigation of how the gases are emitted and how they affect human ecosystems” and it is not based on an examination of the facts or evidence that is available from sources other than the United States or from outside the United States.

"We do not have any scientific research in the matter that could explain why a human or marine life would have a natural response to some of the gases emitted by the CO2.

The government is aware of the CO2 and its effect and we believe that there is no scientific evidence that the human or marine life would have a natural response to the CO2.

There are several reasons that a human or marine life would have a natural response to the CO2. One is that the CO2 is emitted in the form of CO2, and the CO2 is not a pollutant.

The second is that the CO2 is absorbed by the air.

Both of these factors are part of the natural process that is produced in the atmosphere.

It is a natural process.

If a human or marine life were to be exposed to a large amount of CO2 during a given time period ‪there is no natural response to the CO2‡, then they would have a natural reaction to CO2.

"The CO2 is absorbed by the air, but it is not absorbed through the lungs of animals.

If we were to have a large percentage of CO2 in the air, then there is no natural reaction to that CO2.

So how can such a small percentage of CO2 be absorbed by a human and marine life to a large degree‒ that is, to a large degree‒ without adversely affecting the environment?

If the humans and marine life are to be protected from CO2, then they must have a natural response that includes the absorption of CO2, but that is not limited to emissions from coal, gas, and oil.

"The CO2 is absorbed by the air, but it is not absorbed through