Re: GAS-L: Reducing Global Warming Guilt

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Dear Tom Reed,
    Thanks for the rational article on global warming.  I happen to agree 
with the concept that increased CO2 may have very little effect upon the 
atmosphere for a variety of reasons including it's solubility in the water 
vapor which keeps it from accumulating, and the chemical reactivity with 
plants which likewise consume it in vast amounts.  Agronics, a non-chemical 
remineralizing company happens to believe in the "coming ice age" approach 
which is the opposite group from the "hothouse" group.  However, I believe 
that there is very little which man can do other than set off nuclear bombs 
around the world to block the sun and create a huge winter, not unlike the 
one which took the human population of the earth from 5,000,000 to 100,000 
many eons ago from a volcanic eruption in the southern hemisphere.  So, I 
cannot see a scenario where we can heat up the earth, only cool it down.  
    We at Agronics remineralize the earth to increase the absorption and 
utilization of CO2 and plant growth.  That is our contribution to atmospheric 
controls and of course, dramatic increases in biomass production through 
better nutrition.  
    As projected, the Y2K bug did not materialize, except that my cell phone 
lost it's time and date for a few hours until I moved back into a digital 
roaming area, and this computer (Mac iBook) Windows 98 program is not on time 
but the Mac program is running smoothly with no bugs and no corrections. The 
Win 98 program still runs, but has the wrong time. 
    Happy New Millenium.exe

Tom Taylor
P.S.- Notice that no where in the world where the ABC newsbroadcasts were 
coming from was it precipitating?  No snow in Iceland, no rain in London, 
etc. -  Any meaning?
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