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January 30th 07, 09:34 PM
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Cooling The Gulf Waters ? ? ?
Before they get warmer this summer we must make use of the very large
chunks of ice that have broken away from the poler regions. Tow them into the gulf,and see if we can bring its temperature down by 5 degrees. True its only a short solution but its better than nothing,and it can be done. It might pay for itself as a tourist attraction.. It could be used to block 30 foot waves that will hit New Orleans this hurricane season.. Bert 
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January 30th 07, 10:17 PM
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Cooling The Gulf Waters ? ? ?
G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Before they get warmer this summer we must make use of the very large chunks of ice that have broken away from the poler regions. Tow them into the gulf,and see if we can bring its temperature down by 5 degrees. True its only a short solution but its better than nothing,and it can be done. It might pay for itself as a tourist attraction.. It could be used to block 30 foot waves that will hit New Orleans this hurricane season.. Bert nightbat wrote Oh no, 30 ft Officer predicted waves for New Orleans, it's over fur sure! Scientists don't know what to do, smoke and mirrors are fine for magicians but we're profound Earth Science Team researchers. For so many are depending on us, we need those Sean Starships now! hang on, the nightbat
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February 24th 07, 05:43 AM
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Cooling The Gulf Waters ? ? ?
Far as I know, frootie, New Orleans is STILL THERE celebrating Mardi
Gras! Saul Levy On Tue, 30 Jan 2007 17:17:10 -0500, nightbat wrote: G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote: Before they get warmer this summer we must make use of the very large chunks of ice that have broken away from the poler regions. Tow them into the gulf,and see if we can bring its temperature down by 5 degrees. True its only a short solution but its better than nothing,and it can be done. It might pay for itself as a tourist attraction.. It could be used to block 30 foot waves that will hit New Orleans this hurricane season.. Bert nightbat wrote Oh no, 30 ft Officer predicted waves for New Orleans, it's over fur sure! Scientists don't know what to do, smoke and mirrors are fine for magicians but we're profound Earth Science Team researchers. For so many are depending on us, we need those Sean Starships now! hang on, the nightbat
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