Kudzu is a factor in global warming
Or is it accelerated by
prayer?
The vine that ate the South has a nasty case of
gas…
University of Virginia researcher Manuel Lerdau and State University of New York scientist Jonathan Hickman believe that kudzu is emitting sizable amounts of ground-level ozone - potentially increasing smog, aggravating respiratory ailments and quickening the pace of global climate change.
“No one likes kudzu,” said Lerdau. “If we’re right, then it’ll be one more big reason to dislike kudzu.”
Did you know that the growth of kudzu is accelerated by watching reality TV?
Thanks, KB
University of Virginia researcher Manuel Lerdau and State University of New York scientist Jonathan Hickman believe that kudzu is emitting sizable amounts of ground-level ozone - potentially increasing smog, aggravating respiratory ailments and quickening the pace of global climate change.
“No one likes kudzu,” said Lerdau. “If we’re right, then it’ll be one more big reason to dislike kudzu.”
Did you know that the growth of kudzu is accelerated by watching reality TV?
Thanks, KB
Posted: Wed - December 5, 2007 at 11:51 AM