The south pole had the warmest year in recorded time. South Pole Has Warmest Year on Record | LiveScience
Yeah. All those old fogies at Palm Bay and Ft. Lauderdale will have to learn to swim and the exploiters of the planet can head for Greenland to rape it of its oil and minerals.
Awesome.
It hurts when our heroes are proven fallible.And in English it's called gossip. It certainly doesn't belong in this thread, but I guess in the minds of deniers anything Gore=climate change...
It hurts when our heroes are proven fallible.
IOW, off-topic gossip.Wouldn't you know the dirty, rotten Germans have a term for this, Schadenfreude .
Gore a hero to someone? Maybe his kids. Certainly not to anyone remotely scientific. You're barking at your shadow, pup. And still off-topic.It hurts when our heroes are proven fallible.
Thanks Ann. Woof, woof.You're barking at your shadow, pup. And still off-topic.
It hurts when our heroes are proven fallible.
Yup. The mighty forces of frozen water is not so mighty anymore.How the mighty have fallen...
Yup. The mighty forces of frozen water is not so mighty anymore.
It's the first time humans have had a hand in speeding the process up, though. Pushing the river is foolish at best.It isn't the first time and it won't be the last.
It's the first time humans have had a hand in speeding the process up, though.
Who gives a damn about the jury? The facts are that we pollute and we'd be better off if we didn't.At present, the jury on the human factor is still out on that.
Couldn't agree more.Who gives a damn about the jury? The facts are that we pollute and we'd be better off if we didn't.
The majority of the evidence points to human interference, though, and we've interfered with other natural systems.
Who gives a damn about the jury?
The facts are that we pollute and we'd be better off if we didn't.
The majority of the evidence points to human interference, though, and we've interfered with other natural systems.
As Anna said, we start by cleaning up our own back yard first. Then we put pressure on gov'ts and companies to do the same.Couldn't agree more.
Now, do we sell out souls to one aspect, that has ties to shady schemes, or do we actually tackle the whole issue?
Done, I no longer drive a pick up everywhere, I bought a fuel effecient Honda Civic for commuting and some work related stuff, when able to.As Anna said, we start by cleaning up our own back yard first. Then we put pressure on gov'ts and companies to do the same.
Don't be silly. We rely on what we know and we rely on what the evidence points to, not what politicians, newsmedia, etc. steer us into.How quaint... Why bother investigating anything at all; we'll just rely on Dear Leader to tell us what is.
Wrong.Pollution and unnatural global warming are separate issues.
Ya think? The globe isn't cooling.I can only presume that because you are posting on this thread, that you are commenting on GW.
Wrong again. There are people that deny the world is round, that tomatoes aren't poisonous, that everything in the universe is not geocentric, etc. Deniers deny, regardless of the facts.If that were the case, there would no debate. In fact, the very jury that you don't give a damn about would make a clear determination that would support that position.
We did the same. Our total bill for electricity last year was about $325. Then we started bugging neighbors about rearranging their lifestyles to save money and clean air, water, etc.Done, I no longer drive a pick up everywhere, I bought a fuel effecient Honda Civic for commuting and some work related stuff, when able to.
We cut back our hydro consumption, drastically.
We eat more organic and wild foods then we purchase.
We pick up more trash then we create when we go fishing or hunting.
This has saved me money...
And it didn't cost my neighbours a cent.
So what do I do now to force the Gov't and companies to join me, without costing my neighbours more money? I mean, if I want to go ahead and change the world, I should on so on my own dime. Not my neighbours, they might not be able to afford it.
Oh I share what we've managed to do, and many of my friends and neighbours have followed suit.We did the same. Our total bill for electricity last year was about $325. Then we started bugging neighbors about rearranging their lifestyles to save money and clean air, water, etc.
And who ultimately footed the bill?After most people clean up, whoever forms the gov't will have to follow suit or we get others to form the gov't. Then the people that do form gov't pressure companies to clean up like BC did to Teck-Cominco and Celgar.