Re: Water as a byproduct of combustion...

[Carefreeland@aol.com]

 Dear Kevin, Tom, Ron, and all stovers, 
       As far as the subject at hand.  Greenhouse effect produced by CO2 has 
a separate effect from that cooling produced by clouds.  
       When additional water is released into the air, the resulting higher 
dew points not only add clouds but rain as well. Once water falls as rain, it 
may be absorbed by soil instead of re-evaporating. This keeps a mostly 
constant cloud cover percentage. This can vary with the location of the 
moisture release.  Condensation releases heat stored in the vapor state also 
offsetting the cooling effects, but often at higher altitudes. 
       This is obviously a complex puzzle needing much more study. When the 
weather service ignores the correct prediction of severe weather by anything 
but their tried and proven methods, how can they ever comprehend this study.  
I have shown time and again that the temperature of the water in the soil has 
an effect on the atmosphere with sometimes devestating effects. 
       I appreciate all of the support and interest in my work.  To Ron L. 
And all those waiting responses, I request your patience as this is a very 
pivotal point in my business.  I have just hired a skilled helper and it is 
like training a whole new crew when there is only two of us.  The approach of 
mothers day is also a yearly pressure point with our care of landscaping at 
restaurants.  That day is often the busiest of the year for eating out.  The 
significant local rain and fluctuating weather has only added pressure to the 
schedule. 
       I am still reading all posts on many lists and will respond as I find 
time.  Just reading takes up most of my on line time now. 
       Great remarks by Crispin and all responses are very well thought out.  
Can we break this up a little more next time though?  My brain was steaming 
after reading some of these long letters. 
       David, glad to see you step up to the plate for a swing (baseball 
reference) your work will certainly be appreciated here on the stoves list. 
       Glad to see the lull in posting has ended on many lists. Even 
biodigestion has been very active. I learn something new there daily. 
       Keep posting, 
                 Dan Dimiduk 
       

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