From: "Geo." 

"Adam" <""4thwormcastfromthemolehill\"{at}the
field.near the bridge"> wrote in message
news:45b3d57f{at}w3.nls.net...

>> Where are all the hurricanes we were supposed to have this past summer?
>
> There weren't supposed to be any this year as it's an el-nino period. I
> think I explained this months ago which is why you saw no "how many
> hurricanes" questions.

What I saw was every chicken little running around predicting that 2006
would be full of severe hurricanes because obviously by 2005 when we had a
bad hurricane season it was due to irreversible changes that global warming
had made to our planet.

I'm not saying the planet is not warming, I'm not saying the weather isn't
changing. I'm saying there is no proof of the cause, just a bunch of
scientists who all admit that they don't know and without knowledge any
attempts at fixing it are in vane.

Algae have a far larger effect on the air content on this planet than
humans do. I mean consider that you have to have a population density of LA
to even have noticeable local effect and most of that is dust and
particulates not co2. To have an effect (increasing co2) on a global scale
is a real stretch when you consider how much of the land mass has near zero
population density and that's just 1/4 of the surface of the planet with
the remaining 3/4 having an absolute zero population density.

To put it another way, if rising co2 levels are caused by people burning
fossil fuels, and if algae, forests and other heavy plant life areas work
against this, and if co2 is heavier than air, why isn't everyone in the LA
basin dead from co2 poisoning?

Geo.

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