From: Adam <""4thwormcastfromthemolehill\"{at}the field.near
the bridge">

Geo. wrote:
> "John Beckett"  wrote in message
> news:9d3kp21ab8tcl4n8q4mp13fg2u4h06bcst{at}4ax.com...
>
>> Yes - that's on the right track. People saying they wouldn't mind if
>> winter was a few degrees warmer are not understanding that their precious
>> comfort might be impacted. Not to mention their food supply (but don't
>> worry - a couple of protein generation plants from NASA will be enhanced
>> to fix all our problems, or we'll fly to Mars).
>
> China and India both have massive populations. If it gets warmer they
> can move north, if it gets colder they are sort of out of room to move
> south.
>


Huh? India is on the tropics....so it's the poles both north & south
wot are the cold places...so they'd be best off staying exactly where they
are.

> Besides, like Mark pointed out in another post, one good major volcanic
> eruption and the earth cools by 2-3 degrees..
>

Or you could blow a bloody great hole in the Himalayas thus allowing rain
clouds into central asia thus massively increasing the plant growth there.

Adam

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