12/30/2006
The Wedge
Newport Beach, California
Earth is primarily a water planet, but, more than that, by nature it is an ice planet. When Earth gets hot it's water becomes a mechanism of attempts to maintain it's biotic balance.
When Earth's temperature goes up what happens? Why does the heat stay? Does the water of Earth become a way to control Earth's temperature? Or is it more a reflection of Earth's gaseous atmosphere? Is weather, dominated by water, telling us about Global Warming? When weather patterns occur to out of control, does that mean Earth's troposphere is out of control?
