On 7/17/2010 8:24 PM, Brenda Ann wrote:
"Beam Me Up Scotty" wrote in
message ...

* Solar, Hydrogen and even Hydro are the
better answers -not- Batteries of any kind



Hydrogen.... exhausts water vapor, water vapor is more of a greenhouse
gas by your standards than CO2.

If you drive enough cars through the desert you will raise the humidity
which is the "Water Vapor" that will increase all the dry parts of the
world to have more water vapor and that is more greenhouse gas.


Your Solution is worse than the problem.... The cure is worse than the
disease.


While you could have made the argument that it would help the USA be
energy self sufficient and that is a good thing, you leftists try to use
the silly *Global Warming myth* as your basis and in that realm it makes
no more sense than Global Warming its self.


Water vapor is indeed a short term greenhouse gas.. but there is one major
difference between water vapor and, say, CO2. Water vapor precipitates out
of the atmosphere in a regular cycle.

CO2 is filtered by plants.

The residual heat is what you claim as the DANGER.


It's called 'rain'.

How will you remove the heat? Why build cars that create a volatile
temperature?



It also
precipitates out nightly in the form of dew as the humidity reaches 100%.
Water vapor does not STAY in the atmosphere permanently.

My point being that the 30% to 99% rise will more than double the effect
of water vapor in the Desert areas. The Average Humidity will be higher
than in the past. While in a tropical area it may create little
difference, once you move north past Miami Palm Beach you hit a
temperate zone that for 50% of the year has a lower humidity, if you
raise that to 100% humidity for the whole year you have nearly doubled
the greenhouse effect on a regional scale....


In fact in Missouri the Corps of Engineers built lakes, lots and lots of
lakes and all over the Ozarks.... People have said that, that increased
the summer humidity of the area and had some effects. Maybe all the
Hydro Electric power and water reservoirs/crop irrigation are doing
more than co2? Will your EPA make water a hazardous gas and regulate it?


Rain every day at 3:00pm is nothing new in Miami but come December that
ends till March and for those 4 months humidity drops from 90% to
70%.... If it rained everyday for those 4 months it wouldn't be a big
deal other than you are increasing the time that humidity as an average
is higher than the typical 70%.... and with all the SUN in Miami you
have your "Green House heating" on steroids, at least if we follow your
greenhouse mythology.