I wrote back in April:
Newsgroups: sci.physics, sci.environment, sci.geo.meteorology
From: a_plutonium
Date: 23 Apr 2007 22:34:02 -0700
Local: Tues, Apr 24 2007 12:34 am
Subject: #6 physics of Earth's First Air-Conditioner -- Thistle Seed ;
monograph-book: +Solving Global Warming and Building Earth's First
Planetary Air-Conditioner

a_plutonium wrote:
Monograph-Book: "Solving Global Warming and Building Earth's First
Planetary Air-Conditioner",
Archimedes Plutonium, Internet book published 2002-2007
(assimilated April 2007 in sci.physics,sci.environment,soc.history)

Chapters:
(1) Preface and Introduction
(2) Crutzen's plan to solve Global Warming versus AP's plan
(3) major human problems are MultiFactorial or MultiVariable, and not
linear
(4) Global Warming and Human Overpopulation are linked problems that
have to be solved in tandem
(5) Is Global Warming a extinctor-problem? Can we extinct ourselves by
not solving Global Warming?
(6) Issue of Biodiversity as it relates to Global Warming and Human
Overpopulation
(7) physics of Earth's first Air-Conditioner and future Air-
Conditioners

I should do myself a favor come July and stop starting new books and
collate the ones I began since
January of 2007. I am finding myself wanting to add onto those books
where the numbering is
inadequate as to where I left-off. I need more order in the
organization of publishing books on the
Internet and the numbering is crucial in organizing. Since I do not
know the number for the last post
on Global Warming I begin this post with #51. So I need to take a
break from writing books and get
the prior books better organized.

Watching the news last night I see that parts of England are flooded
from too much rain. And a typhoon
hit Pakistan. But here in the Midwest USA where I live, looks like
another 3 month drought without any
rainfall. This drought without summer rain has been going on for about
5 years now.

So what I wonder is whether Rainfall is a parameter of a Zero Sum
System. I raised this question before
and am raising it again. I wonder if the Rainfall throughout the world
(where world is synonomous with planet
Earth) plays a Zero Sum in that if one spot of Earth gets too much
rain for that year, another spot gets
too little for that year.

So that the typhoon of Pakistan and the flooding in England is because
of the drought in other places such
as South Dakota. So that Rainfall throughout the weather system on
Earth follows a Zero Sum pattern for
the most part and if too much rain falls somewhere another place is
drought.

This question would suppose Earth has a specific capacity for rainfall
and that the JetStream is the main
component of where rain occurs. So that in Global Warming
intensification that the JetStream becomes more
narrow in its range, dumping more water where too much rainfall
already occurs and depriving other spots.

So my questions are whether Global Warming forces the JetStream to be
narrow ranged and whether
Rainfall is Zero Sum.

Archimedes Plutonium
www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies