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OT: Global warming may be a bigger problem than I thought

by "da pickle" <jcpickels@[EMAIL PROTECTED] (nospam)hotmail.com> Jun 21, 2008 at 06:01 PM

You guys may have convinced me of the seriousness of the problem.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25222766/

Earthquakes Became Five Times More Energetic, Discovers Australian
Scientist 
Dr Tom Chalko

updated 9:21 p.m. CT, Tues., June. 17, 2008

MT BEST, AUSTRALIA - New research compiled by Australian scientist Dr Tom 
Chalko shows that global seismic activity on Earth is now five times more 
energetic than it was just 20 years ago.

The research proves that destructive ability of earthquakes on Earth 
increases alarmingly fast and that this trend is set to continue, unless
the 
problem of "global warming" is comprehensively and urgently addressed.

The analysis of more than 386,000 earthquakes between 1973 and 2007
recorded 
on the US Geological Survey database proved that the global annual energy
of 
earthquakes on Earth began increasing very fast since 1990.

Dr Chalko said that global seismic activity was increasing faster than any

other global warming indicator on Earth and that this increase is
extremely 
alarming.

"The most serious environmental danger we face on Earth may not be climate

change, but rapidly and systematically increasing seismic, tectonic and 
volcanic activity," said Dr Chalko.

"Increase in the annual energy of earthquakes is the strongest symptom yet

of planetary overheating.

"NASA measurements from space confirm that Earth as a whole absorbs at
least 
0.85 Megawatt per square kilometer more energy from the Sun than it is
able 
to radiate back to space. This 'thermal imbalance' means that heat
generated 
in the planetary interior cannot escape and that the planetary interior
must 
overheat. Increase in seismic, tectonic and volcanic activities is an 
unavoidable consequence of the observed thermal imbalance of the planet," 
said Dr Chalko.

Dr Chalko has urged other scientists to maximize international awareness
of 
the rapid increase in seismic activity, pointing out that this increase is

not theoretical but that it is an Observable Fact.

"Unless the problem of global warming (the problem of persistent thermal 
imbalance of Earth) is addressed urgently and comprehensively -- the rapid

increase in global seismic, volcanic and tectonic activity is certain. 
Consequences of inaction can only be catastrophic. There is no time for 
half-measures."

For further information please read Dr Chalko's scientific article
published 
at NU Journal of Discovery. http://nujournal.net/EarthquakeEnergyRise.pdf

Dr Tom Chalko, MSc, PhD, former Melbourne University academic (between 
1982-2001) is Head of Geophysics Division at Scientific Engineering 
Research, Mt Best, Australia.

===========================================

Here is another review.  I think the worm may have turned.

http://tinyurl.com/4zaqku

CBS News

Today's Quakes Deadlier Than In Past

Study: Seismic Activity 5 Times More Energetic Than 20 Years Ago Because
Of 
Global Warming

June 18, 2008

New research compiled by Australian scientist Dr. Tom Chalko shows that 
global seismic activity on Earth is now five times more energetic than it 
was just 20 years ago. (AP)

(AP) New research compiled by Australian scientist Dr. Tom Chalko shows
that 
global seismic activity on Earth is now five times more energetic than it 
was just 20 years ago.

The research proves that destructive ability of earthquakes on Earth 
increases alarmingly fast and that this trend is set to continue, unless
the 
problem of "global warming" is comprehensively and urgently addressed.

The analysis of more than 386,000 earthquakes between 1973 and 2007
recorded 
on the US Geological Survey database proved that the global annual energy
of 
earthquakes on Earth began increasing very fast since 1990.

Dr. Chalko said that global seismic activity was increasing faster than
any 
other global warming indicator on Earth and that this increase is
extremely 
alarming.

"The most serious environmental danger we face on Earth may not be climate

change, but rapidly and systematically increasing seismic, tectonic and 
volcanic activity," said Dr. Chalko.

"Increase in the annual energy of earthquakes is the strongest symptom yet

of planetary overheating.

"NASA measurements from space confirm that Earth as a whole absorbs at
least 
0.85 Megawatt per square kilometer more energy from the Sun than it is
able 
to radiate back to space. This 'thermal imbalance' means that heat
generated 
in the planetary interior cannot escape and that the planetary interior
must 
overheat. Increase in seismic, tectonic and volcanic activities is an 
unavoidable consequence of the observed thermal imbalance of the planet," 
said Dr. Chalko.

Dr. Chalko has urged other scientists to maximize international awareness
of 
the rapid increase in seismic activity, pointing out that this increase is

not theoretical but that it is an Observable Fact.

"Unless the problem of global warming (the problem of persistent thermal 
imbalance of Earth) is addressed urgently and comprehensively - the rapid 
increase in global seismic, volcanic and tectonic activity is certain. 
Consequences of inaction can only be catastrophic. There is no time for 
half-measures."


© MMVIII The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not
be 
published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
 




 7 Posts in Topic:
OT: Global warming may be a bigger problem than I thought
"da pickle" <  2008-06-21 18:01:43 
Re: Global warming may be a bigger problem than I thought
"Rob" <robbi  2008-06-22 14:40:48 
Re: Global warming may be a bigger problem than I thought
"ruylopez" <  2008-06-21 22:45:18 
Re: Global warming may be a bigger problem than I thought
"Rob" <robbi  2008-06-22 23:47:23 
Re: Global warming may be a bigger problem than I thought
"da pickle" <  2008-06-22 08:53:07 
Re: Global warming may be a bigger problem than I thought
"Beldin the Sorcerer  2008-06-22 05:35:01 
Re: Global warming may be a bigger problem than I thought
"eleaticus" <  2008-06-22 02:52:13 

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