Comments on: Whispers from the Ghosting Trees

By: Are the trees dying? - Rainforest Journal

Are the trees dying? - Rainforest Journal — Wed, 30 Dec 2015 12:10:39 +0000

[…] There is strong evidence that trees are dying worldwide as a result of increasing ozone levels. One of the culprits may be the enormous amounts of methane (that further contributes to ozone) released due to fracking (a type of oil drilling), and another one may be the 2010 BP oil spill (the Gulf of Mexico region contains enormous amounts of methane), plus all the open burning going on all across the globe (case in point, being the “annual” forest destruction in Indonesia – mainly to plant/maintain vast oil palm plantations). A very good article was brought to my attention here by the author, Gail Zawacki. http://scienceblogs.com/gregladen/2013/01/29/whispers-from-the-ghosting-trees/ […]

By: Average Joe

Average Joe — Fri, 25 Sep 2015 15:55:41 +0000

Thats right you troll….do not post anything counter to your lies of ommision. Coward!

By: Average Joe

Average Joe — Fri, 25 Sep 2015 15:09:51 +0000

Oh Greg, more disinfo and tons of it. Pollution is certainly a problem but geoengineering is the most destructive endeavor ever perpetrated by man. Beyond the over 2000 nuclear bombs the eggheads and death mongers have detonated leaving all creatures with bones harboring strontium 90 in their bones. Your glib response to geoengineering is indicative of a paid disinfo agent looking to score points with his masters. Stay away from topics you are ignorant about and the one lines suck too.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Tue, 25 Aug 2015 16:29:25 +0000

How sir, if I may ask, is what you just did to me ANY different than the obfuscation you complain about throughout your article?’
Not dealing with the true nature of forest decimation, increased cancer maladies, soaring rates of cognition issues(Alzheimer’s, ADHD, autism, etc.) food allergies, plankton decimation, pelagic fish stock implosion, and on and on; from “air pollution”, which I wholeheartedly agree with you, is a disservice to all.
I MAY be “something of a nut case”, how does this in any way detract from MY argument?
It doesn’t, I submit, and ask would you ignore a “nut case” warning you that a boulder is about to fall on your head?
I can surmise from your disrespectful response to my more than respectful assertion, that you would rather get crushed than do some HONEST research, you know actually look at the data or in this case look UP.
Truly a sad representative of humanity you are and one which will go down in the annuls as a “gatekeeper”, to be remembered when the truth of global tropospheric GEOENGINEERING finally sees full disclosure. Because, as you most definitely know, that that day is fast approaching.

Best to you,
Dennis

By: Greg Laden

Greg Laden — Thu, 20 Aug 2015 00:21:57 +0000

For the record this blogger thinks Dennis is something of a nut case. That is all, you may now return to your normal daily activities.

By: Dennis

Dennis — Wed, 19 Aug 2015 16:17:36 +0000

Sir,
With all due respect, can you, at this late date, still not acknowledge the “800 lb gorilla” in the room? While I don’t dispute your conclusions, I do take great issue with your presuppositions.
“Maybe…the common factor is ozone.” absolutely spot on. However, as seems to be the case as of late, you’re grabbing at empty air.
Why, oh why, can you not make the connection between global SAG(stratospheric aerosol geoengineering), SRM(solar radiation management) climate geoengineering?
It is a 2+2=4 equation.
I am sure with the best of intentions you are honestly seeking an explanation.
Let me help. There can be ONLY one explanation; only one recent, relatively speaking, worldwide phenomenon has the potential to cause all the devastating issues you cover. Might I recommend that instead of reaching, as so many in our community do, for single explanations to single ecological catastrophes. The issues being caused by operational, not proposed, global geoengineering is the single answer to ALL of these collapses.
If you truly want to gain an understanding as to the cause of all these anomalies, there is no need to look farther than the global spraying of nano particulates into the troposphere. As clearly defined in the well over 150 patents for these processes, in the studies done by the USAF, multiple credentialed university’s all over the world as well as thousands of well-intentioned independent researchers; SRM/SAG would absolutely CAUSE all of the signs and symptoms you cover in this article.
Respectfully,
Dennis

By: From the NonProfit Industrial Complex with Love » McKibben’s Divestment Tour – Brought to You by Wall Street | Part XI: 2 Degrees of Credendum

Sat, 15 Aug 2015 20:32:41 +0000

[…] [5] The effects of ozone are well-known and documented in hundreds of papers, but because the reduction of nitrous oxide precursors from burning fuel and agriculture would threaten industrial civilization, it is a taboo subject. Links to research are here: http://scienceblogs.com/gregladen/2013/01/29/whispers-from-the-ghosting-trees/ […]

By: Astrostevo

Astrostevo — Sat, 07 Feb 2015 06:30:53 +0000

Very (perhaps too!) long powerful article with some amazing tree photos early on and some very worrying implications and arguments.

Scary and impressive and comprehensive stuff.

Might’ve perhaps been better broken into a few posts rather than one whopping long one but, yeah, wow. Shared. Officially impressed.

By: Centers And Squares » What’s Killing the Trees?

Centers And Squares » What’s Killing the Trees? — Fri, 06 Feb 2015 00:43:40 +0000

[…] Superb Post about Tree Death and Pollution […]

By: Wayne T. Williams

Wayne T. Williams — Mon, 26 Jan 2015 16:42:31 +0000

From what I read, the article is excellent and comprehensive. Just yesterday we visited the Laguna Mountain forests in San Diego County. It was a sad visit compared to my first work with the Forest Service in 1960. Almost all of the large trees are gone. They became stressed by drought even earlier to the 1950s plus ozone plus bark beetles, and through sanitation forestry practices, were removed. Fire played its role as well. The Sierra Nevada forests in many locations are similar. The logging industry cut millions of the big trees to build our cities, and over one million acres of prime timber land in the Sierra Nevada have now turned to chaparral. It is a sad thing to have watched. we can replant, however putting tens of thousands of people to work, improve the economy and create a better environment for our great grandchildren. Plant trees, please, and stop the war against nature. Wayne Williams, PhD Tree Pathologist.