[MD] CO2 catcher

[Squonkriff at aol.com]

Hi SA,
Thanks for that.
England used to be one large forest with a remarkable biosystem.
I was thinking we could do with getting back to living in harmony with that  
rather than plaster over it with towns and cities.
This brings up another aspect of CO2 catching: Population control.
The Earth can't sustain human proliferation on the scale we are  imposing.
A shift toward a value centred view of life rather than a capitalist one  has 
never been more desperate.
I feel the moq supports this position; the biosphere is so fundamental to a  
quality Earth it should be one of our greatest imperatives to live within our  
means.
 
Love,
Mark
 
In a message dated 13/02/2007 02:22:18 GMT Standard Time,  
spiritualadirondack at yahoo.com writes:

[Mark]
> I hear Richard Branson is offering £10M to  anyone
> who can invent an effective CO2 catcher?
> Here's mine:  Trees! And plenty of 'em.
> May i have my £10M now please?

Great idea, and we'd have to stop cutting them,
too.   Tree farms would help replenish this raw
material for humans instead of  whole old growth
forests where many others creatures live.  Where  just
invading their home and burning.  Human population  is
big.  Well, anyways, I don't think having more trees
is that  easy though.  I think you realize this though.
Here's one of the lists  with different charts and
models found at one of the website Poot gave  called
"IPCC Special Report on Carbon dioxide Capture  and
Storage".  It is the first group given at the  website.

Here's the  website:
http://www.ipcc.ch/present/graphics.htm

thanks.

SA