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To: CaBum who wrote (40454)	9/5/2005 12:19:48 AM
From: endless	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

CaBum .. I am curious, are you the author of this post?

To: CaBum who wrote (40454)	9/5/2005 5:33:38 AM
From: MoneyPenny	Respond to of 306849

Hey CaBum, I googled your post...(I love my Safari Browser you just highlight and enter) and this came back amongst many others. It is better if you cut and past with attribution but thanks for posting it. Here is just one link to your article: indybay.org MP

To: CaBum who wrote (40454)	9/6/2005 2:59:51 PM
From: GraceZ	Respond to of 306849

Global warming is a major factor in the big increase in tropical storms, Of the dumb stuff that has been said about this hurricane, this is the easiest to refute: nhc.noaa.gov The loss of life associated with natural disasters is far lower than in the past even in under-developed nations but especially in developed nations. What has been increasing has been the economic damage done by hurricanes. This is true because economic development has put more assets in the path of hurricanes, earthquakes and floods. Needless to say, I'm sure you won't let facts get in the way of your political views.