Kinda makes you wonder if hydrogen cars and there water vapor would actually add to global warming eh ?

I actually saw a pretty good documentary on this topic 2 years ago , was very interesting .

While we're at it did you guys know that oxygen kills a lot of pathogens. It's a bio hazard. God think of the poor children why isn't this poison banned yet!

One of the things I've heard is quite common is that when TPTB speak of the greenhouse gases they just leave water out! Liie it isn't the largest contributor to the greenhouse effect which is truly just fiddling with the numbers to scare folks. Again we must take care of our home but this is just a lie about control!

Another funny thing is a few years ago about the time that Al Gore's movie came out, I was at The University of Arizona attending college and there was a Dr. Overpeck, I believe was his name though I could be wrong. He was interviewed in the Daily Wildcat (school paper) and they were having a global warming conference on campus and he was the one who originally had stated these numbers in a speech and then was quoted in the paper. He had all kinds of other supporting numbers (that I wish I could have remembered for this thread) but basically said the same thing I'm saying, that while we must be responsible and care for our home, human contributions to a global warming problem were false and that it wasn't getting warmer anyways. Funny I think a year or two after this conference the university ran into some funding issues and now their story matches the governments that it is a problem. You wanna change a scientists tune, threaten to take away his government funding! Sheesh crooked Elites! It truly is about power in the end!

It's all about balance, because too much of one thing results in a shortage of another..

Also the more CO2 in the atmosphere, the more plants take in effectively limiting the amount in the atmosphere and keeping that from changing!

ehh, but it has changed. What you are talking about is the biosphere carbon sink. Plants and animals are carbon based lifeforms. The accumulation of plant and animal matter acts as a carbon storage facility. Fossil fuels are simply the biosphere's carbon stored for millions of years. We are effectively diminishing the biosphere carbon sink and putting it into the atmosphere. Given the biomes on earth are actually in decay, I don't see how the living biosphere will be able to grow enough to sink enough carbon to offset the release of ancient stored carbon.

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Decaying biomatter becomes oil - that is why they have to drill for it. Somewhere in the history of the earth, the artic was once a forest. Then for whatever reason, the forest died, the decaying biomatter became buried and turned into oil.

With trillions of barrels of oil buried in the earth's core, why would you question the ability of the earth to handle more decaying biomatter?

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