The major focus in global warming hysterics is the so-called rise in carbon dioxide as the result of burning coal. Clean coal burns carbon monoxide as do the engines of cars but this is never mentioned.
Last week an expert on TV news advised that there is plenty of oxygen on the planet the result of the emissions from vegetation over millions of years. This is thinking in the big picture.
Oxygen is produced by vegetation with trillions upon trillions of trees, millions of square miles of grass lands and oceans bearing sea grass.
Carbon dioxide is taken into the vegetation 24/7 forever with oxygen produced by photosynthesis.
We must not forget that fish in the ocean breathe oxygen, This is produced in sea grass in conjunction with carbon dioxide absorbed into sea water. The world has massive producers of oxygen and consumers of carbon dioxide.
If the oceans are becoming acidic, it is the result of sulphur from volcanoes.
His Royal Highness Prince Charles says the world will end in 18 months. He is too old to be a greens loony. He will never be king before the world ends. Haha.
Let Professor Peter Ridd sacked by James Cook University but reinstated by the Court have a debate with Sir David Attenborough on the fate of the Great Barrier Reef. I suspect that Attenborough is past his use-by date.
What of the coral reefs on the east coast of Africa? Why only the coast of Queensland? Perhaps we have the most vocal group of leftist looneys.
We see beautiful and pristine reefs on the nature channels on TV that teem with fish, particularly on the Great Barrier Reef and the reefs off East Africa.
The Barrier Reef is massive and goes down deep. Professor Ridd says the reef has been renewing for millions of years. This again is the big picture.
If the oceans are becoming acidic, it is the result of sulphur from volcanoes.
His Royal Highness Prince Charles says the world will end in 18 months. He is too old to be a greens loony. He will never be king before the world ends. Haha.
Let Professor Peter Ridd sacked by James Cook University but reinstated by the Court have a debate with Sir David Attenborough on the fate of the Great Barrier Reef. I suspect that Attenborough is past his use-by date.
What of the coral reefs on the east coast of Africa? Why only the coast of Queensland? Perhaps we have the most vocal group of leftist looneys.
We see beautiful and pristine reefs on the nature channels on TV that teem with fish, particularly on the Great Barrier Reef and the reefs off East Africa.
The Barrier Reef is massive and goes down deep. Professor Ridd says the reef has been renewing for millions of years. This again is the big picture.
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