0n (28 Oct 05) STEVE KEMP wrote to JITENDER SAAN...

 SK> JS>EVERYTHING has some effect. The point is that it is not an
 SK> JS>established fact that pollution, global warming, and all the rest
 SK> of JS>the humanity's foibles are causing bad weather today. The
 SK> climate is JS>simply too complex to reach such conclusions.

 SK> First, it's not an "either/or".
 SK> Second, it IS pretty much an established fact.

 SK> Of COURSE humans have an impact (and that IS proven). So perhaps our
 SK> impacts is the 100th monkey (the pressure on the point of adverse
 SK> change additive to the total). No?

 I have the distinct impression (opinion) people want to dismiss
pollution as having ANY effect on the environment. This is called
denial.

Recently was published an article (posted here btw) about how the deep
waters which used to be cooler as you went deeper, of areas such as
the Straits of Florida are warming (at deeper levels). When A
hurricane passes over this area, the warmer waters cause the hurricane
to hovers and gathers strength. (I'll have to review that article but
it clearly stated how pollution does contribute to that warming.)


C.


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