GW NUTS DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT GLOBAL WARMING. JUST WAIT FOR THE NEXT
VOLCANIC ERUPTION TO LOWER GLOBAL TEMPERATURES. VOLCANOES SPEW MUCH MORE
CO2 THAN HUMANS EVER COULD.

I am aware of the recent small reported rise in Co2 attributed to
industrialization but how do we know it isn't some disinformation
project to hire regulatory bureaucrats to take away what little freedom
we have left? I don't know how you could even classify Co2 as a green
house gas when it makes up only .033 % of the atmosphere. It is a trace
gas! The data is based on a .48 degree rise since the 1950's whereas
each time a volcano erupts it lowers global temperatures .6 degrees.

Shutting down agriculture and big business by forcing them to scrub
carbon out of the air isn't the answer because it would cause millions
of people to freeze and starve to death. When you talk about having us,
the public pay for scrubbing the carbon out of the air and pumping it
underground using more crude oil to do so that gets really invasive.

The answer to stopping the vast majority of the human released of CO2
and C2O2 is very simple. Stop burning things. We have geothermal, wind,
tide, solar, water power and hydrogen sources of energy that don't
consume oxygen. You can't use crude oil or coal energy to pump CO2
underground. That is the "ultimate stupidity."

With the right technology CO2 could be burned as fuel without consuming
oxygen. Simply add H2O2.

It is obvious that if we keep on burning things the oxygen will
eventually be depleted. Earth has already lost 99% if its atmosphere
from a high of 1450 pounds per square inch down to 14.5 PSI at sea
level. The biggest producers of free oxygen are already gone. Half the
plankton in the oceans is missing. Half the rain forest is gone. I could
go on wining about these things but it doesn't solve the problem. The
answer to the problem is simple. Use more solar, wind, geothermal, tidal
energy and burn things with H2O2. This stuff can be made with surplus
wind, tide and solar energy. I'll explain more in a moment.

FYI: Co2 is plant food. If you take it away the whole earth will starve
to death. The biggest producers of CO2 are volcanoes. When the big one
blew up in the Philippians, Krakatau lowered global temperatures several
degrees due to the dust thrown up in the upper atmosphere blocking
sunlight and cooling the whole Earth .6 degrees.

With the development of deep diving submarines scientists count many
more undersea vent than they expected. Estimates of the number of
undersea vents along the Ring Of Fire is more than one million with
three million world-wide releasing CO2 into the oceans making them more
acid. The heat generated is causing ocean currents to change thereby
affecting the climate.


Canwest News Service 25 June 2008:
ARCTIC SEABED AFIRE WITH LAVA-SPEWING VOLCANOES.

The arctic seabed is as explosive geologically as it is politically,
judged by the "fountains" of gas and molten lava that have been blasting
out of underwater volcanoes near the North Pole.

Explosive volatile discharge has clearly been a widespread, and ongoing,
process," according to an international team that sent unmanned probes
to the strange, fiery world beneath the Arctic Ice."

The team returned with images and data showing the red-hot magma has
been rising from deep inside the Earth and has blown the tops of dozens
of submarine volcanoes, four kilometers below the ice."

"Jets or fountains of material were probably blasted one, maybe even
two, kilometers up into the water," says geologist Robert Sohn, of the
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, who led the expedition."

The team explored the volcanoes last summer as the Russians were
planting a flag on the nearby sea floor, triggering an international
flap over ownership of the seabed."

The 1,800-kilometer-long ridge, which cuts across the Arctic from
Greenland to Siberia, is in international waters. It is one of the
planet's "spreading" ridges where molten rock rises up form inside the
Earth, creating new crust."

In the valley where to two crustal plates are coming apart, which is
about 12 kilometers across, they found dozens of distinctive,
flat-topped volcanoes that appear to have erupted in 1999, producing the
layer of dark, smoky, volcanic glass on the seabed."

Such undersea volcanic activity could very well be causing the arctic
ice packs to melt thereby causing scientists and others intent on
societal manipulation to blame human release of CO2. Watch out for the
coming GW regulatory bureaucrats!

VOLCANOES HAVE THE BIGGEST AFFECT ON CLIMATE CHANGE.
The increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are
not the only factors influencing climate. Explosive volcanic eruptions
can inject enormous amounts of sulfur dioxide and ash into the
atmosphere. Aerosol particles injected into the stratosphere can result
in climate changes lasting up to several years. Observed climatic
responses to the Mt. Pinatubo eruption have included tropospheric
cooling, stratospheric warming, and an overall drop of about
0.5°C in the global average surface temperature.

The IPCC base their whole theory of global warming on a global
temperature rise of .48 degrees C over a period of five decades and are
blaming it on the human release of aerosol gases and the trace gas CO2.
Do you see the disparity here?

"There are not yet comprehensive estimates of how the effects of changes
in aerosol concentrations, changes in land cover and land use, and
changes in concentrations of greenhouse gases will combine with natural
influences to alter the global climate. Examination of the temperature
record of the last 100 years does show a warming of about 0.5°C,
only temporarily reversed recently by the volcanic influence of Mt.
Pinatubo, suggesting that the enhanced greenhouse effect is exerting the
primary influence. The fact that this warming is somewhat less and
different in timing than that predicted by computer models emphasizes
the need for continuing research directed toward gaining a better
understanding of both human and natural influences such as solar
variability on the climate system." â€"Global Cooling Google
search.

"It is estimated that when Mount Pinatubo erupted the ash spread in the
upper atmosphere lowering global temperatures .5 degrees C. Mount
Pinatubo, active volcano in the Philippines, in the central part of the
island of Luzon, at the juncture of Tarlac, Zambales, and Pampanga
provinces. Mount Pinatubo is almost 90 km (55 mi) north of Manila and
about 24 km (about 16 mi) east of Angeles, where the United States Air
Force Base known as the Clark Air Base was located. Until 1991, Mount
Pinatubo was classified as inactive because it had been dormant for at
least 600 years. In June and July of that year, the volcano erupted
several times, throwing millions of tons of ash and other volcanic
material over 15,000 m (almost 50,000 ft) high into the atmosphere. Much
of this volcanic material spread around the world in the upper
atmosphere. Locally, the ash reached a depth of more than 3 m (10 ft).
Heavy tropical rains turned the ash to mud and triggered massive
mudslides. By late August 1991 it was estimated that 550 people had died
because of the eruption and its aftermath. In addition, more than
650,000 people had lost their livelihood, and 100,000 hectares (almost
250,000 acres) of agricultural land had been devastated. The ash covered
nearby Clark Air Base and sped up the U.S. pullout from Clark, which was
until 1991 one of the largest U.S. Air Force bases outside of the United
States. Mount Pinatubo erupted again in August 1992, causing more
destruction. Mount Pinatubo is 1,780 m (5,840 ft) high.
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"Krakatau, also Krakatoa or Rakata, small volcanic island, southwestern
Indonesia, in the Sunda Strait, between Java and Sumatra. Until the
night of August 26-27, 1883, Krakatau had an area of 47 sq km (18 sq
mi); at that time, a volcanic eruption and its consequent explosions
destroyed most of the island, so the present area is only 15 sq km (6 sq
mi). The eruption produced huge ocean waves called tsunamis that reached
an estimated height of 30 m (100 ft) and traveled 13,000 km (8,000 mi);
these waves drowned about 34,000 people along the coasts of Java and
Sumatra and destroyed incalculable amounts of property. In addition,
pyroclastic flows of hot volcanic ash traveled more than 40 km (25 mi)
across the surface of the sea and fatally burned at least 2,000 people.
An explosion in the eruption series produced one of the loudest noises
in history; it was heard at a distance of 4,800 km (3,000 mi). The
material ejected was in the form of fine dust, which was diffused by
aerial currents throughout the upper atmosphere; for three years
thereafter, observers all over the world reported brilliant colorations
of sunrise and sunset, caused by the refraction of the rays of the sun
by these tiny particles. The island displayed volcanic activity again in
1927, and the inhabitants were evacuated; the island is now uninhabited.
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When Novarupta erupted making a crater three miles wide it dumped
six-feet of ash on Kodiak Island and over a foot of ash on the city of
Anchorage Alaska 250 miles to the Northeast lowering global temperatures
three degrees. It too lowered global temperatures .5 degrees C.

Katmai National Park and Preserve, southwestern Alaska, established as a
national monument 1918, as a national park 1980. Located on the
northeastern coast of the Alaska Peninsula, the park contains Katmai
Volcano (2,047 m/6,716 ft), Novarupta Volcano, and the Valley of Ten
Thousand Smokes. In June 1912 the newly formed Novarupta erupted
violently, blowing off the entire mountaintop and showering volcanic ash
over Kodiak Island and much of the Alaska mainland. The eruption formed
the ash-filled Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes and probably drained molten
material from beneath the peak of nearby Katmai, causing the collapse of
its top and forming a large crater. When a National Geographic Society
expedition discovered the valley in 1916, they found numerous fumaroles
(vents issuing gases and steam), only a few of which remain. Katmai
crater, about 5 km (about 3 mi) wide and about 1,130 m (about 3,700 ft)
deep, is lined with glaciers, some of which flow into the blue-green
lake on its floor.
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Volcanoes release more CO2 than humans ever could! 90% of what comes out
of volcanoes is CO2 and the climate gets cold afterwards!
Again, the IPCC bases their whole theory of global warming on a global
temperature rise of .4 degrees C over five decades and are blaming it on
the human release of aerosol gases and the trace gas .033% CO2. Argon
from the decay of potassium isotopes in the rocks makes up 1% of our
atmosphere. Shouldn't the GW nuts be using carbon fuels to pump argon
underground? Do you see the disparity here? The temperature on Earth has
steadily been getting warmer as it recovers from the Little Ice Age and
numerous volcanic eruptions that have been keeping the climate cold.
The present average temperature on earth is 32 degrees F. During all
past geologic ages when the coal, oil and limestone were gown from CO2
the temperature on Earth was 50 to 60 degrees F. So what if polar bears
are drowning due undersea volcanoes melting the ice. This is a natural
phenomonen. FYI Polar bear populations are at an all time high.
Increasing the plant food CO2 and melting glaciers makes more land
available for people to live and grow food.
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