i would be worried about it if it wasnt for the fact that its a load of crap.

http://www.suntimes.com/n...8,CST-EDT-STEYN04.article

ps that is an opinion piece writen by a clever observer; however, i can also find plenty of technical articles which if not totally debunking global warming certainly shed serious doubt on man's impact on this bogus 'climate change'.

how about stop sucking all the natural insulation out of the planet????

think about that one.

^LOL

So Global Warming is the only reason we should care for the planet? What about traditional environmental concerns like clean air and water? If you are worried about CO2 emissions than I might suggest killing yourself.

about me: i don't own a car, i take public transport, i live in a small apartment, i walk where I can, I switch off the lights when I leave the room. but i really don't like being preached to by losers like Al Gore who parade around the country in jets and SUV convoys to preach to me about a fake issue like 'Climate Change'. give it a rest.

Cheers

Tantalus... I don't think that her turning off the show was an ostrich thing.

She obviously got the message and is doing something about it.

What's the point of sitting in front of the tv and having a panic attack?

Besides, she was saving electricity by turning it off.

ps that is an opinion piece writen by a clever observer; however, i can also find plenty of technical articles which if not totally debunking global warming certainly shed serious doubt on man's impact on this bogus 'climate change'.

I’m willing to bet not a single article you could find, or at least would be willing to post, would be published in any accredited scientific journal or be supported by the scientific community on the whole.

Fact is I’m even more willing to bet you’re making money off the industrial sector in some manner. I’d say you’re a corporate sleaze merchant that has interests that flow against keeping our planet healthy. It’s like a body, if you keep sucking the blood out of it eventually it will die, or slow down until it’s blood regenerates. Kevboy is just one of the vampires that thrives off of human misery. Good job you nazi. Are you still trying to stop those that make less than a 100k from voting? Your opinion on matters that effect us all mean fgck all to me and shouldn't mean anything to any logic minded person that reads your drivel either.

^ It stops when we finally get the political foresight to chose and implement a non-polluting, renewable energy infrastructure. As a matter of chemistry, hydrogen-based systems are in fact *less* efficient than their fossil-burning counterparts, yet they enjoy at least three huge advantages:

1)Environmental.
2)Less reliance on unstable countries (that 400B for Iraq was a fcuking bitter pill, no matter what your political affiliation)
3)The impending dry-up of the worlds oil supplies.

#3 should especially be an incentive. Other countries will eventually need such technology. It's quite simply an economic inevitability.

At this point however, the private sector is obviously ill-equipped to invest in such long-term and capital-heavy challenge. As unpopular as it may be, government needs to take the lead on this one.

Yeah, this post was somewhat tangential... but North Americans are innovators and this is a tremendous opportunity for us, the way I see it.

Bush is a Patsy. The oil companies are the ones who want us to keep talking about it while nothing gets done. They can only profit off of throwing reasonable doubt into the mix and prolonging any control methods being instituted. It worked for OJ.

Look at it from the bright side. If there's a nuclear apocalypse then most of us will be dead and we won't be polluting the earth anymore































The earth will start healing itself and we'll all go back to living like the tribes we started with

don't you think its a good thing that so many people are talking about environmentalism right now as a result?? i do.

I highly recommend that anyone who is interested in this topic read George Monbiot's book, "Heat".

http://www.turnuptheheat.org/?page_id=7

I too was a little skeptical about global warming and the science behind it after hearing numerous "reputible" scientists and websites showing stats that showed contradictions. Heat lays most of these claims to rest (discussing and researching at length the denial industry) and shows us how we reduce carbon through practical means. I really like the idea of carbon rations as a new world currency. Although I can't see it happening in our lifetimes unless something major happens...