From: spike66new (spike66@ATTBI.com)
Date: Mon Mar 25 2002 - 09:10:33 MST
Mike Lorrey wrote:
>>"Smigrodzki, Rafal" wrote:
>> spike66new [mailto:spike66@ATTBI.com] wrote:
>>
>> Had not humanity come along, all Gaia's lifeforms would
>> eventually perish for want of calcium and phosphorus, long ere lack of carbon
>> would become a serious issue...
>>
>
>With technological intervention, the possible 'green belt' of
>habitability become wider for much longer, independent of the Sun and
>the Earth's natural processes...
>
Right! We shouldn't think of gas guzzling SUVs as *using* resources so much
as *rescuing* resources. SUVs are the friend of lifeforms. They free
up more
carbon, allowing more plant life, allowing more animal life. spike
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