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This was a bizarre story out of the New York Times today. Apparently gassy cows, not automobiles are the downfall of our planet. Not really, but according to this article, not really kidding either. Check it out.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/05/us/05cows.html?_r=1&hpw
Moo cow.
BN
You’re currently reading “ An Inconvenient Cow ,” an entry on EARCLOPS
Trivia question, what is the most common greenhouse gas in the atmosphere?
TW just because you read Cool It, you don’t have to go around dropping Knowledge Bombs! Look out below? Methane? Not Sure.
I’d guess methane as well. But, I haven’t read Cool It either.
Errr….wait. I think its a trick question. I’m not going to Google here, but I would say that methane is a destructive one. What is the most COMMON greenhouse gas….hmmmm. I would say…….O2. Am I stupid, TW?
You know, after giving it some thought…I would definitely say water vapor.
Water vapor is correct. Methane is much more potent, but not as common. All gleaned from my wonderful UCSD education in the Earth Sciences dept.
BN said definately water vapor after googling, I’m surprised TW doesn’t contribute to the alumni foundation because he is pretty proud of his UCSD upbringing
You jumped straight to the assumption that I googled that answer. I don’t know GW. You’re new here and you’re already belittling us…. I don’t know.
Kidding of course GW…
What are we all about? Who knows? Who cares? It’s too soon to say. We are a slow brewing stew and have just set the proper heat under the stove. We have yet to add bits of carrot and celery and whatever Brazilian bullshit my counterpart would add to a stew. It will take time. Care, whimsy, procrastination, will all be added. Wrong ingredients will surely be added as well, but it is all ok. It’s a process. We will figure it all out in time and hopefully serve up something nourishing and if all goes right, delicious. In the meantime, let’s agree not to worry about, About.
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