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From: Henry <treehugger53ah at YAHOO.COM>
Subject: Re: global warning
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Deforestation tends to be man-made. It is how  human's turned the garden =of Eden into a desert. I think a clear  representation of human-caused cl=imate change.

One coal-fired power plant here in Minnesota burns one hundred railroad=cars of coal per day. The coal is turned into carbon dioxide, water and=ash (with a little sulfur and nitrogen oxides as well as uranium in the=case of the western coal burned here). Where does the carbon dioxide  g=o? How can one not think it has some effect? And how many such power  pla=nts exist on Earth?

--Henry Fieldseth
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Mark Mazer <IntarsiaCo at AOL.COM> wrote:  In a message dated 1/10/2006 8:04=:48 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
gote at SVANHOLM.SE writes:
>Melting glaciers are in my view evidence for  global warming

Global warming, however, is not to blame for the retreating Kilimanjaro  =ice
cap, according to a November 24, 2003, article published in Nature  magaz=ine.
According to Nature=E2=80=99s Betsy Mason, =E2=80=9CAlthough it=E2=80=99s=tempting to  blame the
(Kilimanjaro) ice loss on global warming, researchers think that  defores=tation
of the mountain=E2=80=99s foothills is the more likely  culprit.=E2=80=9D

Mark Mazer
Intarsia Ltd.
Gaylordsville, Connecticut  06755-0142
USA




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<div id="RTEContent">Deforestation tends to be man-made. It is how  hum=an's turned the garden of Eden into a desert. I think a clear  representa=tion of human-caused climate change.<br>  <br>  One coal-fired power plan=t here in Minnesota burns one hundred railroad  cars of coal per day. The=coal is turned into carbon dioxide, water and  ash (with a little sulfur=and nitrogen oxides as well as uranium in the  case of the western coal =burned here). Where does the carbon dioxide  go? How can one not think it=has some effect? And how many such power  plants exist on Earth?<br>  <b=r>  --Henry Fieldseth<br>  Minneapolis, Minnesota<br><br><b><i>Mark Mazer=&lt;IntarsiaCo at AOL.COM&gt;</i></b> wrote:<blockquote class="replbq" st=yle="border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); margin-left: 5px; padding=-left: 5px;">  In a message dated 1/10/2006 8:04:48 A.M. Eastern Standard=Time,  <br>gote at SVANHOLM.SE writes:<br>&gt;Melting glaciers are in my vi=ew evidence for  global warming <br><br>Global warming,
however, is not to blame for the retreating Kilimanjaro  ice <br>cap, ac=cording to a November 24, 2003, article published in Nature  magazine.  <=br>According to Nature=E2=80=99s Betsy Mason, =E2=80=9CAlthough it=E2=80=99=s tempting to  blame the <br>(Kilimanjaro) ice loss on global warming, re=searchers think that  deforestation <br>of the mountain=E2=80=99s foothil=ls is the more likely  culprit.=E2=80=9D<br><br>Mark Mazer<br>Intarsia Lt=d.<br>Gaylordsville, Connecticut  06755-0142<br>USA<br> <br></blockquote>=<br></div><p>
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