It's your post. Perhaps you should reread it. Incidentally, if you try to tell farmers in the SW U.S. that their fields are "greening", they will either laugh you out of town or shoot you.
The southwest is going through a drought because we have been cooling. Cooling generally means less water... warming means more... You should read some articles I post... it explains that we are all hoping for el nino to bring rains... but the el nino is not looking strong at them moment.
I read them until it became clear that you're the sort of person who reads a barometer to tell him whether or not it's raining rather than open a window. Your position is loony.
actually I used to loved seeing a serious hook of low pressure off the aleutians and no cut off high between us and them during our peak wave season in San Diego. so yeah I understand something about barometric pressure. lets see if you have the brain power to have a legit discussion based on facts and data. My position is that as co2 has been going up the last approx 20 years. during this time world agricultural production levels have hit new peaks and the earth has been greening. I have presented evidence of both of the above. Now show me how that is loony or admit you are an ignorant troll. Your position is loony.[/quote]
No, you were caught not knowing what you're talking about. What, for example, happens to tomato plants when the temperature reaches 90?
Nothing, if you water them. And I hope you don't try to debate this reply ... my wife is a master gardener, we live in SC where we see heat indexes of as much as 110, and we've grown as many as 18 different types of tomatoes during spring-summer-fall months. The biggest problem is pulling them off the plants fast enough.