To: Maurice Winn who wrote (7154 ) 8/15/2001 7:20:42 AM From: Moominoid Read Replies (3) | Respond to Long post....I came up with the idea of compressing the CO2 to a liquid, and piping it 400 metres under the ocean A few years later, Mitsubishi patented my idea! I think it was Mitsubishi Plants do use ultraviolet light, as well as visible light below the green you will see that I would like to have about 20 degrees of warming. There sure is a lot of limestone too. Since there aren't enough blackboards to use all the limestone and there is a limit to how much cement we can use or lime, I don't know that it's worth trying to release all that CO2 as well as the oil, gas and coal. We might as well bring the easy carbon back to life first. Sure, if the tide rises, everything will have to move uphill some distance, but that's been the nature of oceans forever = they rise and fall. and nearly all species would just breed their way upstream. Expansion due to heating is very slow The wetness we really need to worry about is from incoming comet splashdowns or just atmospheric explosions of enormous power, which will create huge ocean waves. If coastal cities were inundated, the marine life would love it. Fish just love little nooks and crannies; imagine the squabbling over the penthouse caves when flooded.
