"Last Post" wrote in message
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But which horse should they switch to. After all, there needs to be
another horse. Those that want to scare us into believing we are in
great danger and need to be saved must find something for us to be in
danger from.


We're running out of soil.

"We're losing more and more of it every day," said David Montgomery, a
geologist at the University of Washington. "The estimate is that we are now
losing about 1 percent of our topsoil every year to erosion, most of this
caused by agriculture."

http://www.seattlepi.com/national/348200_dirt22.html

Peak Soil

" Over 300 million hectares of former agricultural land is now too degraded
to produce food, and a further 10 million hectares become degraded or
damaged every year."

http://www.newscientist.com/article/...peak-soil.html

On Jan 6, 4:25*pm, "DVH" wrote:
"Last Post" wrote in message

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But which horse should they switch to. After all, there needs to be
another horse. Those that want to scare us into believing we are in
great danger and need to be saved must find something for us to be in
danger from.

We're running out of soil.

"We're losing more and more of it every day," said David Montgomery, a
geologist at the University of Washington. "The estimate is that we are now
losing about 1 percent of our topsoil every year to erosion, most of this
caused by agriculture."

http://www.seattlepi.com/national/348200_dirt22.html

Peak Soil

" Over 300 million hectares of former agricultural land is now too degraded
to produce food, and a further 10 million hectares become degraded or
damaged every year."

http://www.newscientist.com/article/...peak-soil.html

• Neither of your cited sources have reliable
science.

Agricultural methods have been changing, but
not enough. Every winter when there 'is' winter
some farmers see the wind blow top soil away.
Others use a blade devise that breaks the soil
but leaves the top unbroken.

"Last Post" wrote in message
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On Jan 6, 4:25 pm, "DVH" wrote:
"Last Post" wrote in message

...

But which horse should they switch to. After all, there needs to be
another horse. Those that want to scare us into believing we are in
great danger and need to be saved must find something for us to be in
danger from.

We're running out of soil.

"We're losing more and more of it every day," said David Montgomery, a
geologist at the University of Washington. "The estimate is that we are
now
losing about 1 percent of our topsoil every year to erosion, most of this
caused by agriculture."

http://www.seattlepi.com/national/348200_dirt22.html

Peak Soil

" Over 300 million hectares of former agricultural land is now too
degraded
to produce food, and a further 10 million hectares become degraded or
damaged every year."

http://www.newscientist.com/article/...peak-soil.html

• Neither of your cited sources have reliable
science.

The writer asked for a new horse. You complain when I offer one. Feh.