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I'm not sure you have the
Sun, 03/03/2013 - 22:35I'm not sure you have the right wording here. A Google search produced the following urban dictionary entry for Monterey Effect.
There was a little more than that, but I shall leave people to read the read in the urban dictionary,if they wish.
| Monterey Effect | ||
| A bizarre sliding scale phenomenon where the opposite sex becomes more desirable as their numbers decrease in proportion to the same sex in a small geographic area. The greater the difference in proportion, the greater the opposite sex's desirability is increased. First identified on the Monterey Peninsula in California in 1989, there were almost 100,000 single men at Fort Ord and other military installations which greatly increased the number of single men compared to single women. | ||
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Mmmm - big difference.
Mon, 03/04/2013 - 00:04Mmmm - big difference. This is all to do with CO2 storage in rocks and global cooling. Loads about it it on the web. Google it. Far too much for me to summerise here.
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The Monterey Effect...what is it? what does it do? ...
Submitted by allen98 on Sun, 03/03/2013 - 21:24.Hey everyone....just a quick question.
I cant find anything on the Monterey Effect...any thoughts, knowledge, papers that might help w-Would be greatly appreciated!
1) -what is it? I cant find it anywhere?
2) - does it have a global impact?
3) - How can this impact be measured?
4) - does this impact correlate with climate change?
Any advice greatly appreciated...im doing a climate change project for geology and cant find anything on this topic!
Thank you everyone!