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I've posted the solution to this greenhouse gas problem before, I'll post it again. Want to reduce the emission level of the ENTIRE WORLD by ten percent in one move? Simple. Start adding Beano to cattle feed. Scientists keep saying how upwards of 10% of methane gas emissions come from cows. Beano eliminates farting.
I first posted that probably over 5 years ago. Maybe longer. To date not one "organization" that is squawking about global warming has run with it. It's udder folly I tell you. |
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And yes, the situation is improving, which further proves that humans have impact on climate and this time it proves that we can impact it also positive ways. |
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I've got to cover my garden tonight. Frost advisory in effect. BOO! |
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Speaking of freezing and Man's impact on nature ..... I've heard that the smog coming out of Beijing was the cause of the prolonged spell of below freezing temperatures endured by the Midwest last winter. Something about it forcing the cold air from Canada down into the U.S. and holding it there like a barrier of sorts. The man-made smog could even be seen from the Space Station. The freezing temps killed off a few of my fruit trees. |
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you=wtfever. |
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:1orglaugh https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1149915 do yourself a favor, go outside, take a breath of fresh air, peek at the sun a bit and come back in and listen to some BTO in my thread and enjoy your day. :thumbsup |
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"Dozens of mysterious ozone-destroying chemicals may be undermining the recovery of the giant ozone hole over Antarctica, researchers have revealed." http://www.theguardian.com/environme...tica-chemicals |
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BTW anyone know the new up-to-date politically correct term for "Indian summer"? :D |
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In 25 years of following this issue closely I have never heard anyone insist that the ozone issue is about climate change or vice versa. Whether you say so or not it is simply not part of the general discussion on climate change. Period. I didn't bring up the ozone layer, you did. I am avoiding it and you because I don't have time to run around in circles with you about it. Period. . |
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You know how sensitive everyone is these days. |
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i hereby dub previously stated 'indian/old wives' summers as: "THE PC SUMMER" |
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I do appreciate the three replies though. |
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But, we spend much more money to prevent much less significant issues, so in terms of logic, avoiding negative impact to climate is money well spent. For example US spends huge amounts of money to prevent few US citizens from dying in the hands of terrorists or what ever. You would save more lives by letting those terrorists to kill the few guys and spending the money more wisely. |
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again, go spend some time outside, enjoy the sun, feel the breeze, smell the fresh air. try it sometime. |
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Man-made pollution from China goes up into sky. Abnormal subzero temps in Midwest USA occurred, indicative of an altered climate. Trees among other things died as result. ..... sure sounded relevant to a topic about trees dying due to climate change supposedly caused by Man. Quote:
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/0...n_5637303.html |
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Winter is coming. A few months from now nothing will be 'thawed', in Siberia or in Canada I'll wager. The "Global warming is real - humans are evil" crowd will find something else to chirp their cause over. Look! A 10% increase in algae in Norwegian Fjords! Beano won't solve that one either. |
There seems to remain living certain kinds of trees in the area. Are they more resistant to this warming/insect problem than those being afflicted? If so why not have the tree-hugger orgs fund a reforrestation project planting only the kinds of trees that are surviving this trend?
And if anyone is insistant on naming reasons why THAT won't work then try putting some scientists on the case to genetically engineer a new kind of tree. A tougher tree. Maybe one that feeds on insects. :D Their main purpose is oxygen replenishment, it shouldn't matter what kind of trees are there, as long as they survive and keep us breathing, no? |
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Putting Climate Change arguments aside for a moment, huge amounts of methane appear to have been released into the atmosphere from these sinkholes. It will be interesting to see if this release will contribute to a cycle in which the warming trend in the region is sustained resulting in more sinkholes thus more methane released etc etc ad infinitum. Should this occur, no amount of behavior modification on Man's behalf will make any difference whatsoever and some form of drastic action involving Bruce Willis would have to be taken. |
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