CCCXXII Global Warming and Climate Change} The last post, put all the pieces together to teach us how our planet has reached this place in time!

The loss of much of the "Planet's Temperature Regulation Abilities" due to the creation of so many arid and semi-arid areas of the planet over the last "same" 2.5 million years, due to the same low levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere! Was not much of a jump of imagination when I considered why mankind's addition of only 150 parts per million of new carbon dioxide into the atmosphere should create such a large responds in forming extreme weather cycles, all over the planet! The answers all flow from temperature extremes, over large areas in a single day. This can only happen over arid and semi-arid areas that has little or no ability to maintain minimal ranges of temperature over short periods of time. We need to strive to recreate the weather patterns of millions of years ago, this will take many years to do so, but everything that will be accomplished will decrease the chances of extreme weather events, the longer that we work towards that goal. Increasing cloud cover, by the cultivation of as much of the desert and semi-arid areas of the planet, as quickly as we can, using the most people that we can, will create a much better chance of a good life for all! I can still be reached by phone at 402-890-7946 or by G-mail at danielkadavy212@gmail.com  those who would wish to read more can do so by going to https://lifecycleofaplanet.blogspot.com   Thank you, Dan                                                                                         

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