Global Heating will revivify the deserts.

More water vapor means more rain in more places.

The Sahara, the Gobi and the New Mexican deserts will shrink.

Get ready for abundance!!!

John Bailo
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All the better reason to grow biofuels in some of the least stable regions of the world.

That way we can make these wars happen even faster.

Aren't we smart.

http://www.insidegreentech.com/1311/report-says-biofuel-p ...

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More water vapor means more rain in more places.
Not neccisarily.

It could just as easily mean that the increased temperature causes the clouds to rise high enough that they condense and rain out, in the middle of the ocean.

As was experienced recently with the 2005 drought in the Amazon rainforrest.

Not to mention, intense heatwaves kill vegetation.
And the less vegetation, the more likely that deserts will increase.

As is, we're in danger of having the Amazon become a Savanna like Africa.

3% of the worlds water is freshwater.
Only 1% isn't inside glaciers.

Lets go waste it on biofuels!
Yeah!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=tIBw25BziZY

Water is an important issue and we must pressure the presidential candidates to address it!

Did you know that the cost of cleaning up the Great Lakes would actually SAVE billions of dollars in the long-term? Using economic studies, we can show politicians that it actually makes financial sense to take action!

Take a look at the site:
http://www.healthylakes.org/

http://news.mongabay.com/2007/0810-amazon_deforestation.h ...

   
Preliminary estimates show that between August 1, 2006 and July 30, 2007, some 3,707 square miles (9,600 square kilometers) of rainforest were cleared, a 31 percent drop from 2006 when 5,419 sq ml (14,040 sq km) were lost (2006 figures were recently revised from 13,100 sq km). Deforestation rates have fallen sharply -- 65 percent -- since 2004 when 10,590 sq mi (27,429 sq km) were destroyed.

John Bailo
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Incidentally, there was that ban on accepting soy from newly deforrested land that ends.... in 2007.
http://www.truthout.org/cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi/62/2 ...

And then there's the Transoceanic highway, set to complete in 2009, which will streamline the removal of trees and products from Brazil to Asia.

http://www.biceca.org/en/Article.28.aspx
http://rainforests.mongabay.com/amazon/Transoceanic_Highw ...
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2004/11/05/M ...