Greenhouse & Global Warming [Mt. Bromo].

by [Eltneg]

This last article on Java is a bit provocative towards the middle. However, keep on reading so as to get the entire picture. Hopefully, you won't get offended by it. (You can check my travel articles on Java, Indonesia just by clicking my name "Gentle Lugtu" to see all the other areas of this beautiful island.)

Hope you like the pics & this article, thanks!

The island of Java, Indonesia:
#15 is Mt. Bromo, a SPECTACULAR volcano. *Once again, I included some...

Mt. Bromo's multiple volcano:
What makes Mt. Bromo "one of the most beautiful sight on earth (as...

Overseeing one of the active cone:
- See the smoke billowing out of the crater? That's a BIG-TIME...

Closer view of the active crater:
- If you look closely below it, you'll see a geological station....

Mt. Bromo's rim:
Eventhough the rise in global temperature is merely "incremental," it...

"Vegetations"
- Any volcano will yield vegetations like in this photo since volcanic...

More on Mt. Bromo:
- The blue color below is not water but early morning fog. *Another...

"Greenhouse gas!"
But if volcanoes keeps emitting CO2 in massive proportions, then why still...

Still Mt. Bromo's rim:
And so, the real solution to CO2 emission & global warming is the...

View of the greenhouse gas:
But how much of a threat is increased CO2 in the atmosphere aside...

"Sea of sand"
- Mt. Bromo's crater is filled with volcanic sand. Can you see the small...

Spectacular Mt. Bromo:
Incidentally, there's a terminology in Science called "the leverage...

Beautiful Mt. Bromo:
Ooopppsss, I didn't mean to offend some people with that last...

The crater's rim once again:
Indeed, the Bush administration pulled the U.S. out of the Kyoto Agreement...

Closer view of the crater's rim:
As for those countries not fully complying with the Treaty, of course...

The fertile area of Mt. Bromo:
Also, I agree with Bush's party's "pro-life" stance...

Mt. Semeru: Bromo's highest peak.
As I said awhile back, CO2 gives life! Thus, I'll write a bit...

Aerial view of Mt. Bromo:
- This is a children's book pic. Now that we're looking at colonizing...

Aerial view of Mt. Bromo from our plane:
Next, we'll bombard the ice caps so as to release the water...

Still an aerial view of Mt. Bromo:
In turn, the plants will give-off Oxygen after consuming the CO2 just...

A local posing:
There are 2 routes to Mt. Bromo whereby Ngadisari is the easier one to reach...

Post shot: Mt. Bromo's "Holy Stone"
- This holy stone recieves regular offerings. *Thanks for viewing this...

The island of Java, Indonesia.
There are 5 more areas of interest between Mt. Bromo & the ferry...

article published 3/2/2002

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like your photos
— erik, January 24, 2003

i miss the 2 days spent at mt.Bromo
i went to Mt.Bromo in 1992 with my school ...i can still remember the view at Mt.Bromo until now.The sunrise there was lovely and at night i spent most of my time viewing the beautiful stars when i looked upon the sky ...Thanks for the lovely photos of Mt.Bromo
— emiko, November 22, 2002

I love your photos of Bromo. I've seen a few of the Volcanoes in Indonesia, but Bromo (which I haven't seen) appears to be the most photogenic. I caught a glimpse into the crater of Tambora while flying past it a few years back and I have always wanted to go back. Unfortunately it would take a minor expedition as it is rarely climbed - but the crater was like looking into the Grand Canyon.

Again, beautiful pictures, like most of yours are.
— Steve Axford, April 18, 2002

Love your Mt Bromo photos. Especially the multiple craters, spectacular and local posing in front of Bromo. Keep up the good work.

Louis Glen
— Louis Glen, March 3, 2002

Hi (Gentle) Eltneg -
Your photos and articles on Southeast Asia are all very impressive - can't wait to see Bali. I also appreciate your political commentary - global warming, overpopulation, extreme nationalism, avarice, militarism - these are issues we all need to understand - and we especially need to understand our role in all of this as individuals, and take responsibility to help solve the problems, rather than contribute to them. Judy
— Judy & Paul Wilcox, March 2, 2002