My immediate concern is the government says I can't pump water anymore to raise my trout or decides to tax it regardless if there is no water shortage in my area.
I'm a science nut too, but there is evidence the earth has a tendency to push back to maintain equilibrium, or even go the other extreme. I.e. if the warming up disrupts the Gulf stream it could have an opposite effect and create a big chill. Did some of you know that Hamburg, Germany is at the same latitude as Juneau, Alsska, but obviously doesn't have the climate of Alaska? That's of course due to ocean currents modifying their temperatures.
On the upside for ponds farther north where I am, milder temps and milder winters could increase the growth rates of warmwater (coolwater) fish and the length of the growing season as long as their is enough water.
Last edited by Cecil Baird1; 10/27/07 12:08 PM.
