> You're working against thermodynamics. I find this aspect of global warming intriguing. I wish som physicist could fill in. Aren't we always fighting the la

> You're working against thermodynamics. I find this aspect of global warming intriguing. I wish som physicist could fill in. Aren't we always fighting the laws of thermodynamics? Is this what global warming is all about if you leave out the details about CO2 etc? Is it even possible to fight?