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Find The Boots

Rantings from a few corporate types about life, technology, travel, guns, politics, and everything good in the world.

Climage Change Baloney....

Friday, May 04, 2007

Great headline:

Experts target rice as climate culprit

Not Condi, the rice you get from Uncle Ben.

Turns out the poo that poor farmers spread produces methane. A looooot of methane. And rice is the most commonly grown food crop. And China is the number one producer.

What odds the climate change fearolgist and luddites ignore this?
A molecule of methane is 21 times more potent than a molecule of carbon dioxide as a heat-trapping gas. Although carbon dioxide is still the bigger problem, representing 70 percent of the warming potential in the atmosphere, rising levels of methane now account for 23 percent, reports the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Yeah. Global warming is only a way for eco-hippies to restrict western lifestyles.

   

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