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To: Oldeconomybuyer

Water not rising; ground is sinking.


4 posted on 03/04/2018 7:24:10 AM PST by SkyDancer ( ~ Just Consider Me A Random Fact Generator ~ Eat Sleep Fly Repeat ~)
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To: SkyDancer

They could do what the penguins did, MOVE.

Such a persistence in “keeping things as they are” despite nature and trends.


11 posted on 03/04/2018 7:32:37 AM PST by a fool in paradise (Wear an orange pin to mourn the victims of the Tide Pods Challenge.)
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To: SkyDancer

In my opinion the water is rising and it’s as expected and there’s nothing we can do to stop it. About every 7 to 10 years I have to go dredge out the bottom of the ponds on the ranch due to silt and debris that build up and lowers they’re holding capacity. I’m just an old fart from West Texas but how we can avoid the same principle of build up in the oceans is beyond me. The Mississippi river dumps anywhere from 200 to 300 million tons of silt and debris into the Gulf of Mexico every year. Add that to all the other rivers and streams of the world (Many much larger and carry far more silt) and we easily have over a billion of tons deposited yearly. It’s just me putting this out there but if you keep adding bricks to the bottom of a pool eventually it will run over. The world is a closed loop system with no more or no less water, it just gets held up and stored in various places but it eventually goes back to the sea and carry’s land mass with it. Rivers, erosion, winds constantly add sediment to the sea. It’s funny that this subject is never brought up when the global warming folks start squawking.


23 posted on 03/04/2018 7:39:23 AM PST by Dusty Road (")
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