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I worked with a guy in the bush once who never packed any paper so when you saw him come into the landing with a sleeve missing you knew you had to watch your step. The faller used to give him hell for not "flagging" the tree where he took his dump.:smile:

I use less when I have the good stuff,that cheap crap in hotels is just that,you have to use a handfull to do the same thing as 4 squares of primo bum rub.

I could google it but I think living with the Innuit for 3 years is a way better source for information.;-) Your quoting the arctic version of greenpeace though so please keep on,it's quite entertaining. Their well known amongst the arctic,as environuts.:lol:

No dude,i lived with them for over 3 years and have yet to hear one single one spout what you say they are so give it a break. Thats peeps from over 5000 miles so I think I got a pretty good idea on what the population thinks,98% of inuk's would laugh at you for that comment. Your Innuit's in...

Ha ha ha! agenda my friend,a true Inuk would never solve government matters in Alaska as they dont live there.:roll: That's the USA for one and not the same tribe,try the Deni. You should do some more research before commenting on our Arctic,your ignorance has been nothing but astounding so far.

Skewed stats,I will believe what I hear in the northen store or the restaraunt or the many I have lived with there,not some internet arctic armchair quarterback. I have yet to meet any Inuk that would agree with you except for a small handfull but thats to be expected. Check out my arctic pics...

It's an Innuit thing. As for the environment well,I dont have a bias or agenda and have many years doing it so I know what works and am still learning as it's a day by day thing. I have no agenda. I've done reclamation for some of the biggest mining companys in Canada,all passed 100% on the...

The arctic is huge but not many people,I know someone in every Arctic community except Labradour.

Sorry bud but I'll take the words of the elders over a media piece everytime. Hope you understand why.

I didnt see him up there so I'm guessing your right.:lol:

Whatever they do,it's just going to line the pockets of many people,if you think this will help the environment then give your head a shake,this is just round 2 of the losers that didnt get the big bucks when the Kyoto agreement was'nt hounered. Carbon credits are just a way to make a few...

Not once,living 60 kliks from the arctic circle I can tell you this though,the ice melts end of june and refreezes end of september,like clockwork give or take a few days. I experienced -80 a few years ago there,a record in enviro canada's books which go back to the 40's

I hear them bitching because all the whining some folks have done has cut the quota down and now polars cruise through the towns and the only way they can kill them is a defense attack. Which they do and they laugh at you kee kee kabluna's. It's been in the papers up there for 2 years...

Polar bears are allways brought up in a climate change debate. I just hope we dont see a carbon credit program,that's just a money grab and will do nothing for the environment,que in Moe strong and kyoto,dont forget moe's ties with scientology.

I lived with them in uninsulated prospector tent's at -80 for over 3 years,learned some of their language and most of their customs and traditions. I learned to respect them as some of the toughest peeps I have ever met,I also can fly into any airport in Nunavut and know someone there or in...

Come's from reading mother earth news magazines back then,and mad and the fabulous furry freak brothers. Back when I was NDP. I see what worked though and what was bull****,I've worked in the bush all my life,I can and do go back to places I disturbed 30 years ago nd see how they did. See what...

30 years ago lots of us drove out to the bush to change our oil. Find a nice depression to park over and let it rip. Things have changed,our perceptions have changed.

I dont have much faith in graphs that show ten or 20 years of ice melting,I would rather trust my judgement on the issues from the guys that actually do the real research up there and have spent allmost 30 years in the arctic,not someone at Cali uni with an internet connection and some sat. data...

newsflash,ice sheets will grow again,of course they are shrinking,what do you think is going to trigger the next ice age? Read up on chandlers wobble,study a bit of geology to see what's going to happen....again.

Your kidding right? You thing the climate has all of a sudden stabilized into one pattern? Same thing every year? Sorry but mother nature doesnt work that way,she will balance thing's out like allways and as past sediments have shown,**** happens,another ice age is inevitable,palm trees will...