Edd
Well-known member
Not the river. The ocean. I'm no expert on flooding or nuclear plants but I know water will find its level.
Tinfoil hat stock sounds risky but the shares are probably cheap. I'll do some research.
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The Elephant in the Room
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Not the river. The ocean. I'm no expert on flooding or nuclear plants but I know water will find its level.
Tinfoil hat stock sounds risky but the shares are probably cheap. I'll do some research.
Scruffy
Active member
Meanwhile you guys are pissing in the wind about whether AGW is real or not, the Arctic will be clear in a few years, Antarctica is spitting off icebergs, and Glaciers are receding ar record paces never seen before in human history.
It's interesting that all us arm chair scientists have so much to say about it, when the ones whom spent a lifetime studying it can't come up with the definitive answer.
I say WTF harm does it do to decrease our level of CO2 and other pollutants? There are a lot of good reasons to reduce our consumption of fossil fuels, other than reducing CO2 emissions. So if science and technology can provide answers to these problems, all the while creating jobs in new technologies, I say go for it. Are you all in love with the Oil Companies?, Do you all work for them?
Look, as Jethro Tull sang, "The train it won't stop rolling - no way to slow it down"; the proof is seen everyday that we will not stop living because the sky is falling. With 6-7 billion people all struggling to eat, drink, f#@k, and play, we humans will ride this bitch right to our own demise, and no government regulation will stop it.
The market will either sort it out or we die. It doesn't take Global Warming to see where this thing ends up when there is 15 billion, 20, 50 billion of us scum suckers around this little orb.
Embrace new technologies that reduce your carbon foot print, and stop bitching about whether your local weather experience is any indication of Global Warming.
It's interesting that all us arm chair scientists have so much to say about it, when the ones whom spent a lifetime studying it can't come up with the definitive answer.
I say WTF harm does it do to decrease our level of CO2 and other pollutants? There are a lot of good reasons to reduce our consumption of fossil fuels, other than reducing CO2 emissions. So if science and technology can provide answers to these problems, all the while creating jobs in new technologies, I say go for it. Are you all in love with the Oil Companies?, Do you all work for them?
Look, as Jethro Tull sang, "The train it won't stop rolling - no way to slow it down"; the proof is seen everyday that we will not stop living because the sky is falling. With 6-7 billion people all struggling to eat, drink, f#@k, and play, we humans will ride this bitch right to our own demise, and no government regulation will stop it.
The market will either sort it out or we die. It doesn't take Global Warming to see where this thing ends up when there is 15 billion, 20, 50 billion of us scum suckers around this little orb.
Embrace new technologies that reduce your carbon foot print, and stop bitching about whether your local weather experience is any indication of Global Warming.
