"geoff" wrote in message
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In message , "dennis@home"
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"geoff" wrote in message
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In message , "dennis@home"
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Anyway the best thing to do is to reduce the water vapour as it is water
that carries the energy to create storms, etc. The only way to do that
is to stop them burning the rain forests and let them re-grow.

You do spout some ********

most of the water vapour in the air comes from evaporation from the
oceans

You do keep up with your stupid trying to score points cr@p.

because you keep on spouting ********

and you annoy me

I do something right then.


So what if most is evaporated from the oceans, an awful lot is trapped by
the rain forests and precipitates out.

go on then - come up with a sourced percentage of rain forest contribution
to global water vapour levels

Not a chance, it annoys you that I don't.
You can use google the same as anyone else and you have already decided to
argue with anything I post.


All of that has to go somewhere else.
It isn't a coincidence that rain forests are wet and near the equator.

Try the oceans ... they are wet - and cover approx 2/3 of the earths
surface. What percentage of the earth id covered in rain forest ?

less than one percent ?