Re: All The Dead Buried Bodies
"rob_analog" <rob_analog-/[email protected]>
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I had posted on this subject previously. The fact that the earth is so large, the climatic system so complex, that the cause of global warming is unresolved. The right global climate model doesn't exist. And the cause of global warming is not important. It's here no matter what we do. We live in a sewer of polution that can be changed. That's all that matters. If reduction of pollution slows global warming, wonderful. In the mean time, before I die, I would like to drive across the Trinity river in south Dallas without having to hold my breath. Rob --- In [email protected], EpSil0n-// <epsilon@...> wrote: > > > AND human activities may not even be a major factor in global warming or > climate changing as rapidly as it is. AND something else; what if, there > are more carbon deposits than the point raised by O-Bambi in the first > debate with McCain that the U.S., which uses 25% of the world's resources > - as so often touted by the left - that we are not just looking at 3% > which Barack O-Bambi claims we have and therefore more drilling makes no > sense but deposits of far more? I think there must be more carbon. > Otherwise, what happened to it? We are carbon based organisms and there is > a lot of dead bodies still buried in mother Earth - a lot more than has > been so far recovered as carbon based fossil fuel. > > Continued at http://inyourface.info/ArT/Delta/BoD.shtml >