FYI: Anyone can photograph things. Heck look at Google, they have filmed everyone's homes, streets, so on and so forth. If you are afraid of someone or something taking a picture of your plate, remain in the boondocks.
Zavatone, it's green for more than just two months. The grass in CA is green in the winter and gold in the summer, and I have never seen nor heard of this supposed grass dust. Also, it is a great place to vacation (in fact it is one of the most poplar places in the world).
dutchboy, just so you are educated on one of the items you listed (that apparently scared you) I'd like to share with you that so far more than twenty-five million people have died from AIDS (now that does not mean you will but it does illustrate a key facet of that particular disease).
Now that we have looked at some of what we burn (in my last two posts), lets talk about those things that remove atmospheric carbon that we are quickly destroying such as coral reefs and rainforests. At the following link you can see the past nine years of some of the destruction in the Amazon: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/WorldOfChange/deforestation.php
About that coal, in 2002 USA burnt through 1,065 million short tons of it. By the way that year we also ignited 23,020 billion cubic feet of natural gas. Then there are all of the biofuels such as wood, waste, ethanol, so on and so forth we burn through. We burn a lot of stuff, that in conjunction with nature (forest fires, volcanoes, and whatnot) makes a superabundance of atmospheric carbon.
It's very strange how so many stick their heads in the sand muttering to themselves that it's natural and not at all related to our daily ignitions. Just to be clear, the US alone ignites roughly four hundred twenty million (420,000,000) gallons of petroleum a day. If it helps to have a visual, think of 55,556 12'x24'x4' deep swimming pools full of gas being set a blaze every day of the year. Or simply visualize a sea of fire that goes up into the atmosphere daily. It is totally unsustainable and very insane and then there is all of the coal that we burn daily as well...
Colt Seaver, you are hostile to logic. California is home to a a lot if not the most business in our country. In fact it is one of the top largest economies in the world. So in closing Colt Seaver, you are simply an illogical goof.
I was reading about this yesterday, very disturbing. Apparently pretty much anyone can do this and as for their solution, it doesn't sound like much of one. The other scary facet of this is that insurance companies could easily get your DNA without you knowing and drop you for anything that they find. Another reason why we need health care reform.
I like it.