In my last post, Boogie-man Gas, I talked about CO2 and the controversies surrounding this trace gas. I also pointed out to evidence that CO2 has been a beneficial gas, and not the pollutant that most people think it is. Still, with headlines such as these (Scientists call for action to tackle CO2 levels,[1] and New Milestone for CO2 Levels: Mauna Loa Observatory Records 400 … Continue reading Starving Plant Life
Hahaha!!! I just read something hilarious today. It was so funny that I absolutely had to share it. At first glance, and from the title alone, I have to admit, it worried me for a bit. When the words trigger, runaway, and greenhouse are all emblazoned at the top on the title, it does bring a bit of a panic-sounding name to the article, attracting … Continue reading Runaway Laughter
(…continued from Ice, Ice, Baby) My friend Connie’s tomato plants did not do well this year. Spring came in rather chilly, and when summer arrived, it never got warm enough for the tomatoes to yield much fruit. I would normally visit Connie’s house during the summer time and enjoy her sweet tangy tomato fruits sliced fresh with a touch of salt, or cut in juicy … Continue reading The Case for No Tomatoes
