Darren New wrote:
> 
> I think the problem is not so much the number of people burning stuff as
> it is the mining of carbon in the form of oil and coal that has been
> buried since before humanity arose. No matter how much wood you burn,
> the forests will turn it back into wood. But if you burn 100 forests
> worth of carbon, the one forest nearby will have trouble keeping up.
> 

Speaking of oil, buried under the oceans since before humanity arose, I
honestly think that humans have done nature a kind of favor with digging
it up slowly and letting the nature to keep up at least somehow. I mean,
the oil is generated under some kind of pressure and if humans wouldn't
pump it up, it would be freed by some clitch on the Earth oslt and most
probably a big amount of raw oil would spill into the ocean from the bottom.

-Aero

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