A lot of geographical changes taking place like old faithful
in Yellowstone National Park ; the length of the interval has increased over
the years, which may be the results of earth quakes over the years from a Billings
Gazette article July 21 1963.

Fast evolution like the San Andreas Fault which scientist
say has been stressed maybe for the next big one since

starting from record keeping of 1857, 1851,1901,1992,1934
and 1966. Then in 2004 the last one and now waiting on the big one. USGS Earthquake
Hazard Program.

The million's of year evolution theory and hypothesis; is
just that. According to our last 150 years of observation and record keeping
many things are evolving at a quicker pace. Mount St. Helens made a big
difference , and we got crater glacier in 1980-1981known as the Tulutson
Glacier it grew rapid 14 feet per year.USGS Effects of Volcanism on the Glacier
of Mount St Helen .

There are a lot of fast geographic changes happening to the
earth around the world and just in the last 150 years of record keeping. Tsunamis
can make weather changes along with hurricanes.

We are losing 1inch of coastal waters it is being said? Which
could mean 18 inches in 100 years and global warming is to blame?

Before global warming was an issue we know a few islands
just emerged (Surtesy) south of Iceland in 1963.

Uunartoq Qeqertoq an island it appeared when a glacier split
off Greenland in 2002 but it was an island covered by a glacier for about 1000
years it was believed to be. Other islands formed by global volcanoes.

There is a comfort in the" millions of years of the
evolution theory" that things evolve and happen very slow. 

When looking at real data, statistics over the last 150 years,
and the way things are evolving without global warming; geographically parts of
the earth can change rapidly.

We have weather temperatures like baseball statistics and
know every record breaking high, low, windy day, rain, dry, humidity, hail. Tornado
and hurricane and it are constantly changing and who knows what these records
were before record keeping. Every year some new weather record is broken and it
always has been in some area (largest hail or least amount of rain).

Some problem might exist that we are living in a place that
will be evolving soon? Our space might be interrupted by nature with evolution.

We know as a moral citizen we need to care for our planet
and do what is right for the environment; however also be realistic and understand
that we are not that old of a people. Record keeping is not that old. The year
is 2010 and look at all that has happened and the changes. What theory or
hypothesis of evolution can we believe when one hypothesis says things change slowly
over millions of years of time? We do not have to think about things changing
then fast in the next 100 years we will blame it all on global warming - Old
Faithful, Mount St.Helen and the San Andreas Fault ? What choices do we have?