Scientists Race to Save World's Rice Bowl From Climate Change

[bunkie]

Scientists Race to Save World's Rice Bowl From Climate Change

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...limate-change/

Swells rise into a rice field in Dhal Char, Bangladesh, making it hard to cultivate. Climate change may make such events more frequent and severe.

Climate change is predicted to cause more intense and frequent floods and droughts in Southeast Asia, threatening the world's rice bowl and millions of people who live there unless preventive actions are taken soon, scientists warn....

[lazyGardenGranny]

Of all the reasons for a changing climate, mans influence is way down the list of negative effects. First you must control the activity of the sun, then the natrual rhythums of el nina and el nino among others must be controlled. Man is foolish to think humans have the power to superceed such natural influenes. More foolish are the paople who allow themselves to be manipulated by politicans trying to create a crisis so they can sell their lies by causing fear and insecurities. Wise up!! Man has always had to adjust to the earth not the other way around.

[Zephyrbird5a-6]

huh? ::scratching head::

[spacecase0]

Originally Posted by Zephyrbird5a-6

huh? ::scratching head::

start looking in to what drives the climate and it will make sense.
here is a start on the cycles of the sun
http://www.landscheidt.info
if we use this info we can plant the correct things for what the weather will be,
I have not had a crop fail yet by using that info.

[bunkie]

Originally Posted by Zephyrbird5a-6

huh? ::scratching head::

i'm with you zeph! how many humans are populating this earth?! gotta make a big dent in changes on our planet and our atmosphere affecting our food production.

[G. Gordon Gumbo]

It's thought by some that gaseous emissions from termites create more "greenhouse gas" than human activity does.


GGG

[roberte]

Originally Posted by lazyGardenGranny

Of all the reasons for a changing climate, mans influence is way down the list of negative effects.

Nope, not even close:


How do Human Activities Contribute to Climate Change and How do They Compare with Natural Influences?




Your premise is woefully ill-informed and wrong. The real question at this time would be where you received that misinformation and why it was accepted so uncritically.

[bunkie]

thanks for the graph roberte!

Originally Posted by G. Gordon Gumbo

It's thought by some that gaseous emissions from termites create more "greenhouse gas" than human activity does....

and i s'pose they drive teeny tiny little cars, too?!