[Terrapreta] Sustained Biochar

[Jeff Davis]

I'm not the expert on it but as I recall CO2 doesn't cause GW. GW increases 
CO2 in the atmosphere.

The GW is from sun flares or something.

Only 30 (about) years ago the scientists where crying about an ice age coming 
but now they are crying GW. Hey, I remember that one!!!

The plants will take up the extra CO2 produced.

If you figure out the volume of the biosphere and the volume of the gas we 
produce it is a minor amount.

Sea level is not increasing.

As you can see I'm doing a poor job of this but it's on that order.



Jeff



Sean wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
>
> "Conservatism is just an attempted justification for hypocrisy and greed." 
> We don't hear that enough do we?
>
> Where? From whom did you ever see facts or figures to dismiss global
> warming as non-existent, not a "real problem", over-blown, or incorrect? 
> I've never heard anything evidentiary out of the nay-sayers.  All I've ever
> heard is name-calling and propaganda.
>
> What if I just called the GW nay-sayers just a bunch of poopey
> "Non-Believers!!!!?"  ... or, "scaredy-cats", the "head in the sand bunch"
> or "head up ass crowd"?  Could I join the ranks of them's with these
> powerful, non-scientific arguments, that flap the "Our Creator" and "God
> has a will" stuff as the basis for their positions.  Would that work for
> me?
>
> SKB
>
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Jeff Davis<mailto:jeff0124 at velocity.net>
>   To: Terrapreta<mailto:terrapreta at bioenergylists.org>
>   Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2007 8:43 PM
>   Subject: Re: [Terrapreta] Sustained Biochar
>
>   >   I don't buy into the hysteria about global warming.  Even if it is
>   > actually happening it is not the issue of concern.
>
>   The above statement has been voice a lot and people come up with
>   reasons/figures why. .....
>
>   It's hard form me to NOT think that we are causing GW but I wish I knew
>   for sure.
>
>   Sure SEEMS to be more reasons/facts? for GW than for no GW.
>
>
>   Jeff
>
>
>   --
>   Jeff Davis
>
>   Some where 20 miles south of Lake Erie, USA
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