ALSO,

You are right, this is the result of a natural, cyclic event.  The problem is 
that the yankees came and interupted the process.  A natural process only works 
properly when it is allowed to continue.  In this case there is a definite 
human cause.  I can drive up to it and put my hands on the cause.  Let me now 
when I can put my hands on a unambiguous, human cause of global warming.

To protect the shipping down the Mississippi you yankees came and built levees 
along the river.  Just because the levees exist does not mean the natural 
sunsidence ended.  As a matter of fact it accelerated.  With the lack of extra 
sediment in the swamp and the additional salt water, growth faults have further 
extended the Mississippi Embayment sediment load into the Gulf of Mexico.

Another problem that has increased the wetland loss was the salt water 
intrusion into the cypress swamps,  Cypress trees provided the last line of 
defense ofr the city on New Orleans for centuries.  Now that barrier is less 
than 11 miles thick.  This was caused by the yankee greed for oil and gas.  You 
dug up my people's swamp and killed the cypress trees.  Historically, the 
biggest offender was CITGO.  They dug the most pervasive canal systems.  Now 
they have abandoned them without closing them off.

>I'm pretty sure that the land-loss is a natural cycle of nature -- we really
>haven't been around long enough to know if what we've done has /really/
>had any effect.
>
>I'm pretty sure Louisiana and parts of Florida were just gonna slough
>off there anyways.  There's no real point in trying to stop it.  =-]
>
>**
>"The world is beautiful, but has a disease called man"
>
>"Freedom is the will to be responsible to ourselves"
>
> - Fred Nietzsche
>
>Go go Godzilla!
>
>On 3/6/07, Russel Madere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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