Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[paul@oneseedling.com]

http://www.stanford.edu/~moore/Boon_To_Man.html

Pego,

Try above link.


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On Aug 11, 2010, at 4:22 PM, Pego Rice <firekeeper38@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hi Paul

 

I think that is inaccurate.  That extended period was only 1-2 degrees warmer at most and we had neither the population nor the rapid industial heat ramp up that we are currently experiencing.  The "majority" of climatologists that I am seeing agree both to that and that this ramp up will cause our climate to overshoot that 2 degrees quite badly.

 

One to 2 degrees coming on so violently will cause quite a number of disruptions in our weather, which we've already begun to see, however, if we can restrain ourselves sufficiently in time to stop a greater increase, the damage will be somewhat manageable.  There were actually 2 of those warm periods, the second was the time oif the Dark Ages when England grew grapes.

 

<<Most climate experts agree that during the Greek classical period temperatures were some 3-4 degrees warmer than today.

 

There is no doubt we need to lower our carbon footprint. This will happen either as a conscious effort or as an act of omission.>> Paul the Skeptic>>

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