off_world_beings wrote: > > > So you are on our side and you don't even know it ! > > And not from some "scientific evidence" standpoint but one of common > sense. Pollution smells, it is obviously clogging up the air in a city > (something easy to see in the Phoenix area when you hike up a mountain > which I often do), and is not nice to breath. > >> But CO2 is NOT -- I repeat NOT -- a pollutant> >> > > Methane is a pollutant and is a massive greenhouse gas. CO2 is a > pollutant also, because pollutants bind to it and persist in the > atmosphere, building up when they should be released. Go study the > geo-history of Venus Shemp. Get back to me when you're done. > > I am glad to hear you are on our side now Shemp. If you are > anti-atmosphere, then you are a pollutionist. > > OffWorld
Have you noticed that everybody is a scientist nowadays? Even the armchair kind? Nothing wrong about being an artist and taking that view too. I live near the second most polluting refinery in California but I can't really see the pollution and fortunately for me it blows east most of the time and being a couple miles east if it blows south won't hit me. The wind almost NEVER blows to the west. India, OTOH, that land of the Vedas, is so polluted you can see it easily and people run around with masks on in the cities. Around here we have "spare the air" days and you can see the brown smog. Those are fortunately rare and people hate them because they feel betrayed they aren't offered technology to still allow them to get around without polluting while not breaking their bank account.
