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Originally posted by Muaddib
like always you try to dismiss facts that refute your faith.
Mann, Jones, Wang et al were good teachers to you huh?....
[edit on 11-8-2007 by Muaddib]
Originally posted by ShiftTrio
I will ask again, what are you talking about with faith?
Originally posted by ShiftTrio
Also if your going to twist peoples posts and only answer the parts that you can, at least twist the part with meaning.
So I ask again Do you think it is good to put out the following into the atmosphere. To put poison into a a place that has never expected to receive so much. Do you know for sure it can adapt?
Carbon Monoxide from South American Fires Blows to Australia
UTRECHT, The Netherlands, May 8, 2007 (ENS) - Much of the carbon monoxide hovering over Australia during wildfire season originated from South American wildfires some 13,000 kilometers (8,000 miles) away, scientists have determined, using satellite data. Knowledge about the global distribution of carbon monoxide is important because it affects air quality and climate.
Using data from an instrument aboard the European Space Agency’s environmental satellite Envisat, Dutch scientists witnessed large quantities of released carbon monoxide above the southern continents. They saw increased concentrations of carbon monoxide above Central Australia, a desert region that is not prone to forest fires.
Plumes of carbon monoxide signal biomass, such as trees or grass, on fire. In the southern hemisphere, incineration of biomass is the biggest source of carbon monoxide in the lower layers of the atmosphere.