Dear Editor,
Just iterating . . .
Too hot, too cold, global warming, coming ice age. Facts or fakes. I encountered the word pollution first in the early 1970’s while helping to clean up the English Bay beach in Vancouver, BC from the first big oil spill. My job was to neutralize birds that were too far gone. I used the twist-knack method. It wasn’t a pretty sight. Oil covered birds gasping for air.
At the same time hair spray was the culprit for the air pollution (remember Farah Diba?) then followed the whole gamut of tins, gases, deeds to the present carbon monoxide. CO2. I never understood what made cows farting so dangerous. Why were cows put so much into the foreground when the whole creation from small bacteria to the apex animals pooh poohed and belched happily along. What happens when after a bit more warming the arctic areas will really start releasing the soil bound methane and the ocean floor methane modules start gasifying. Could make CO2 nearly obsolete. If CO2 is so dangerous why do we pump it into greenhouses to increase production? Nature loves CO2.
The explanation for global warming - and warming it is – lies outside our local planet. Some facts: our planet Earth is warming and so are all the other planets, moons, satellites and other objects in our solar system. Our sun is the most affected.
Our Earth turns 1,000 miles per hour, we travel around the sun 69,000 miles per hour and our solar system travels around our galaxy at 490,000 miles per hour. There are other related speeds, but it shows that we are never in space at the same place twice. Not in this universe age any way.
In the last two decades we entered a very active energy cloud region, happening. More energy means more and stronger frequencies and other unknown phenomena. Each planet has other things happen to them. Science estimates that we will exit this region in the cosmos in approximately three decades. Higher frequencies mean higher molecular friction, meaning heat. No molecular movement means absolute zero. Pretty cold.
On Earth we might be well advised to quit looking for reasons we understand and accept the fact that is ET (extra-terrestrial). It affects us physically, mentally and spiritually. All we can do is get better prepared, albeit late, since we are in that process for a while already.
This doesn’t mean to stop cleaning up this planet or look for better energy sources.
What a diamond (pure carbon) on a woman’s hand has to do with global warming is beyond my comprehension. Neither is a new tax called carbon. In Alberta this tax should be named: “because we gave our best resources away tax.”
Olaf Nieslony
Fort Assinibone
