sci.energy.hydrogen

On Jul 20, 2:17 am, "Don W" wrote:
> "Don Lancaster" wrote in message
>
> news:5g46h6F34u2ugU1@ ...
>
> > bill wrote:
> >> Okay, I suppose how you have some suggestions for how we can
> >> conceivably as a planet totally stop emitting co2?
>
> > That is not the problem at all.
>
> > The problem is returning to a carbon neutral situation where the same
> > amount of carbon is removed from the atmosphere as it replaced.
>
> > Many thanks,
> > Don Lancaster voice phone: (928)428-4073
>
> Even that is better left to nature. Man cannot begin to match natural
> forces when it comes to sequestering CO2.
>
> There is a building in Silicon Valley that has been abandoned for years.
> It's in Milpitas if I remember correctly. If you know the story of that
> building I'd love to hear it. Anyway, it's a cube-shaped office building
> about 6 stories surrounded by pavement. After years of neglect plants have
> actually begun to take over the parking lot!
>
> I believe the building was abandoned by humans because of some sort of
> contamination.
>
> Don W.

Are you still using braille physics, or just out and about with your
white cane and dog?

BTW, via your braille physics, how do you know when that dog of yours
takes a crap.
- Brad Guth