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Oceans will Solve Global Warming
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Posted on 06/15/2005 6:44:11 PM PDT by wagglebee
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More news that the left will never report.
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posted on
06/15/2005 6:44:12 PM PDT
by
wagglebee
To: wagglebee
warm oceans teem with plankton. That should soak up a lot of CO2.
To: wagglebee
"...as happened with the last warming this planet went through 55 million years ago..." Well there's the answer. Just find out what kind of cars they were driving then and go with that model. Problem solved!
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posted on
06/15/2005 7:05:52 PM PDT
by
skimbell
To: wagglebee
Problem solved ping...
Holtz
JeffersonRepublic.com
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posted on
06/15/2005 7:07:03 PM PDT
by
JeffersonRepublic.com
(Visit my web site and win ....... nothing! The government took it in taxes.)
To: skimbell
"...as happened with the last warming this planet went through 55 million years ago..." Which surprise, surprise was also Bush's fault.
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posted on
06/15/2005 7:11:53 PM PDT
by
wagglebee
("We are ready for the greatest achievements in the history of freedom." -- President Bush, 1/20/05)
To: wagglebee
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posted on
06/15/2005 7:13:26 PM PDT
by
TigersEye
(It's a Republic if you can keep it! - B. Franklin)
To: wagglebee
Why can't we stop pumping CO2 into the air? The last time we messed up the planet 55 million years ago, it took a thousand centuries to fix it. I am so sick and tired of our wasteful SUV's and air conditioning. Our own stupidity will be our downfall.
To: Donald Meaker
warm oceans teem with plankton. That should soak up a lot of CO2.
yes & no. while there would be tons of plankton to absorb CO2, there would also be plenty of algae as the temperatures rise in the seas, which would choke the free oxygen out of the sea which would suffocate many a school of fish, possibly leading to 'mass extinction' of any of the large schooled fishes.
But that would require rapid warming of the seas over a short ammount of time, and that doesn't seem likely yet.
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posted on
06/15/2005 7:33:14 PM PDT
by
Nipplemancer
(Abolish the DEA !)
To: Sgt_Schultze
OK, you start. Just hold your breath. Keep on holding it. Holding it...
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posted on
06/15/2005 7:34:57 PM PDT
by
JasonC
To: wagglebee
However, the problem with that long process is that it will take a thousand centuries to be completed, as happened with the last warming this planet went through 55 million years ago. I don't think they'll ever realize what they just printed.
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posted on
06/15/2005 7:38:38 PM PDT
by
VeniVidiVici
(In God We Trust. All Others We Monitor.)
To: wagglebee
Every time it rains, it rains H2CO3 -- carbonic acid.
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posted on
06/15/2005 7:39:16 PM PDT
by
expatpat
To: Sgt_Schultze
But those SUVs of 55M years ago were not as fuel efficient as our current models.
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posted on
06/15/2005 7:40:37 PM PDT
by
expatpat
To: wagglebee
Global baloney due to man's activities is just so much B.S. Global warming due to increased solar output....now there's a problem.
Man's activities are just a fart in a whirlwind in comparison to natural forces.
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posted on
06/15/2005 7:45:39 PM PDT
by
stboz
To: Nipplemancer
Algae are plankton.
But aside from that, do you have any support for your claim that surplus algae "would choke the free oxygen out of the sea which would suffocate many a school of fish, possibly leading to 'mass extinction' of any of the large schooled fishes."
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posted on
06/15/2005 7:53:21 PM PDT
by
calenel
(The Democratic Party is the Socialist Mafia. It is a Criminal Enterprise.)
To: wagglebee
However, the problem with that long process is that it will take a thousand centuries to be completed,We'll wait with baited breath.....
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posted on
06/16/2005 11:46:14 AM PDT
by
b4its2late
(FOOTBALL REFEREES: Best seat in the house, and we're paid to be there.)
To: expatpat
We are truly lucky that today's engineers are so skillful. Just think how bad global warming would be now if we hadn't been pushing the envelope with engine technology over the last 10-15 million years.
To: Sgt_Schultze
Yeah, but I blame the engieer who invented the wheel for all that pollution 55M years ago.
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posted on
06/16/2005 7:55:57 PM PDT
by
expatpat
To: Nipplemancer
I don't understand how green algae which survive from photosynthesis would choke out all the oxygen.
To: expatpat
Yeah, but I blame the engieer who invented the wheel for all that pollution 55M years ago.I'm pretty sure, consensus has it, that it was Bush's fault.
To: wagglebee
So this means I'm living my wasteful capitalistic lifestyle for naught? /sarc
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posted on
06/16/2005 8:25:31 PM PDT
by
P.O.E.
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