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| Global Warming is occuring as a direct result of Human Activity. | | 107 | 51.94% |
| IF Gloabal Warming is occurring it is as a result of Non-Human or Natural Processes. | | 99 | 48.06% |
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#871
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| The whole discussion about climate change reminds me of a George Carlin skit years ago about pollution. I went something like: "Save the planet? The planet will be fine, we are the ones who will be f**ked" I think that if the debate were better described in terms of human survival, rather than saving the planet, more people would be interested in finding a solution, rather than bickering about who is to blame. Besides, while I defer to the scientists who tell us that global warming is happening, and caused by humans, I frankly think that ocean acidification, overfishing, and economic shocks will destroy our civilization before failed crops and rising sea levels do.
__________________ One who furrows the sea enters into a union with happiness - the world belongs to him, and he reaps without sowing, for the sea is a field of hope. |
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| interesting cause ocean acidification is a direct result of an excess of CO2 in the atmosphere over fishing is another issue and yes we need to address it imediately however the likely hood that these fish stocks can recover in an ocean damaged by RGCS ( Rapid Global Climate Shift ) is far less than there likely hood of a recovery in a healthy ocean the economic shock of RGCS will most likely outweigh all previous economic disruptions put together. The simple fact of there being so many refugees will ensure that all remaining government programs will be overwhelmed by the simple magnitude of a world wide event. So you see its all tied together. The context of the reference "end of the world" or "end of the world for humans" is hardly a reason not to save ourselves and therefor the world as we know it |
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#873
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| ocean acidification & CO2 are related of course. I'm just saying, the general public doesn't understand PPMs of CO2, or 5 degree C temp increases, but if you say: "Okay everybody, here is the thing, there will be NO FISH STICKS five years from now" That might get their attention.
__________________ One who furrows the sea enters into a union with happiness - the world belongs to him, and he reaps without sowing, for the sea is a field of hope. |
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| I would agree completely deal is the public will not react at all until it begins to effect there basic welfare its to bad really cause by then it will be to late |
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I'm not pleased about that. I've always wanted to leave them a better world than the one I inherited -- just as my father left me a better one, and his father left him a better one. Not that I'm complaining about mine, mind you; it's been pretty good to me. But you always want to leave your children something better anyway....
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__________________ Hoyt The TITANIC sank because it had a hole in it(still does). Submarine Tom You just can't put too much info on your patterns. DGreenwood |
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#877
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| its not just the desert environment that is being adversely effected by Rapid Global Climate Shift |
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__________________ Hoyt The TITANIC sank because it had a hole in it(still does). Submarine Tom You just can't put too much info on your patterns. DGreenwood |
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__________________ Hoyt The TITANIC sank because it had a hole in it(still does). Submarine Tom You just can't put too much info on your patterns. DGreenwood |
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#880
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| actually CO2 is directly responsible for ocean acidification and no I seldom sleep mostly I stay awake and think of ways to subvert the republican agenda which is a lot like that whackamole game you mentioned |
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#881
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| Break a leg. We will be here to counter until we die of boredom of your inanity.
__________________ Hoyt The TITANIC sank because it had a hole in it(still does). Submarine Tom You just can't put too much info on your patterns. DGreenwood |
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#882
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| ouch my leg hurts just thinking about it ![]() ![]() Counter? dont you have to present a valid argument first or something isn't it sorta implied by suggesting a "counter" that you said something accurate or made a reasonable point in the first place. As of yet the republicans have said nothing intelligent as far as most of us can see . Maybe you could repeat what it is you think requires a "counter" and we can start from there ![]() bearing in mind that there is no scientific debate concerning RGCC just a republican issue whacka do whacka do whacka do |
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#884
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| who are we going to believe, scientists that have studied the problem for many years or republicans that study polls and what their patrons want?
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