An Answer to F**** Religion

This woman posted a comment on my blog of my practice for my GRE test, I am posting it as a separate blog because it's too long to count as a response. Please read her comments, my essay, and this response. I believe in equal opportunity, we should all have the chance at an education.

Love you lots!
-Wildrose

Thank you for the feedback. I was mainly looking at the content, but the grammatical issues are important as well. On the GRE they are also tasting for grammatical. I already new about the possessive noun rules, I just did not correct them because you don't get that opportunity to do so on the test either.

I'll have an opportunity to post many of these before September.

Anyway, the Mad Cow disease is not as far fetched as you would think. My degree is in Environmental Science and Policy, on the Policy track. One of the allowed classes on the list of requirements that will fulfill a certain elective requirement (there's an actual list of like ten classes that is all you are allowed to choose from) included a course I took in public health. This course introduced the CDC, foreign diseases introduced such as the Mad Cow disease, and policy and environmental implications of these issues, as well as other important concepts.

Foreign disease and resource trade are important factor's that are commonly looked over in the arena of environmental politics. My environmental policy professor was actually retired from a career working in the human health department of environmental policy.

As far as the suns rays being trapped in earth. I hear what you are saying in reference to how some may view that paragraph. If you read physics, it is actually the suns rays. They cut through the atmosphere, hit the earth and bounce off of certain items. These are only some of the rays that bounce back, some get absorbed into the ground or into plant life for photosynthesis. Of those rays, a portion will most always make back into the space outside the earth's atmosphere, just as some will almost always get trapped. There is one or two specific rays (I'll have to look them up) that are supposed to make it past the atmosphere and back into the space. When chemicals build up along the atmosphere that help trap the O3 into the atmosphere, the layer gets so thick those rays of concern tend to not be able to push through the layer because there speeds and sizes aren't fast enough. It is these particular waves that tend to cause the effects of global warming.

As far as the rate of heating or cooling, I should have referenced other sources. One popular source is the movie that was written and produced by that politician, what was the name of that movie??? I'll look that up as well. Anyway, the movie references charts that show a long term average of the earths warming capacity, and whether cycles. This data shows a consistent changing in the earths climate. It also shows a similar change occuring close to the end of different paleological periods, when life would cease and then regenerate on earth.

A professor, Dr. Philip Van Beyen, at the University of South Florida conducted a course that showed some similar data that also charted El Nino and La Nina cycle changes that appeared concurrently with the weather cycle changes.

As far as the oil being able to propogate itself. Oil is a liquid state. A common characteristic of a liquid state is that it is constantly transforming itself to fit whatever encases it, in other words it's sorroundings. Because of this, as plates move and rocks transform and the soil changes, this changes the shape of the ground that the oil has found as it's home as it formed over the years. When the shape changes, the oil transforms its own shaped to match that shape, hence it moves from place to place. BUT, how far and to hat extreme would ned the working of a geologist coupled with an engineer.

Lotsa love,
-Wildrose