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March 13, 2009 by Anonymous, 34 weeks 1 day ago
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The idea is scary, sinking crop residue into the ocean could cause problems ,and more than likely will,that science can not foresee. Maybe this will put global warming into prospective. The atmosphere is about 384 parts per billon CO2,and the ocean is about twice that amount. Now take into concideration that this is normal. That is alot of co2.
Al Gore based his theory (his fake and made up platform)of Global Warming on a weather
model built by a man three years removed from receiving his PHD. We are simply experiencing weather patters that have gone on for a few thousand years.
So if you really what to screw the ecosystem, then introduce crop residue into an ocean that never had to deal with this before.