Global Warming, Discussion and comments

 Global Warming, Discussion and comments.                                                                                                       Without comments and views from people who have read my blog "life cycle of a planet" and then telling other about the blog, it will take years for this very important paper to get the circulation that is required to start a meaningful conversation. So i am asking everyone to forward this paper to anyone you think that has some feeling on either side of the issue of global warming. The stakes are too high, that the wrong responses will cost monies, that should be used for the right reasons. Wisdom of the masses, and not political my side their side.  Daniel James Kadavy my phone # is 402-890-7946                                            danielkadavy212@gmail.com      Please feel free to call, Dan

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