I was pretty impressed by nine news tonight in the fact that people have taken up concern with the desalination plant that was a recent development in the water problem for Queensland. I was glad to see that it had no detrimental effects on the immediate area. The fish and coral loved it.

So next you would think about what I said about salt levels making the polar caps melt. I think I would be fairly right in saying that the higher the salt levels in the water the colder the water has to be for the ice not to melt. Having the fish and coral thrive on the brine from the desalination plant shows that they do filter the salt in the water. The trick is getting the balance right that this incredibly complex ecosystem relies on.

We need to keep coral reefs healthy that would do the bulk of the work of keeping salt levels down, we have to keep the numbers of fish in the open parts of the sea at a reasonable level as they do what the reefs miss and stop the emissions that are melting the land based ice packs and snow. A massive and complex task.

It is doable. Abraham Lincoln made agreements that started with small percentages dealing with the Southern states to get equality for the slaves. Once established the plight of anti slavery forwarded in leaps and bounds. Once an agreement has been established on climate change it too can go forward in leaps and bounds. To respond to demands and results that is. There is a long way to go and yes there will be a few bumps in the road. All we need to do is start though. Now is a good time as any.

I never expect any one to believe in each and everything I say, but by now I should have a little credibility. Taking all things into consideration (that deals with your topic) to make the best possible solution, that is important.