Global Warming: Solutions

cuddly_tomato

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theprinceofcamden said:
As someone who has actually worked for a company dealing with the issue of Global Warming, I find it rather depressing to listen to all you uninformed americans claiming there is no evidence for GW being man made. Before you start shouting off about your own little home-cooked ideas, read a book.
Ditto to that.



As to the question... let it happen. A lot of animals are going to go extinct (probably including humans) but a lot of others are going to do very well out of it. It is, after all, just releasing carbon into the atmosphere that once existed there anyway. The seas will heat up, doubtless that will mean more life as soon as the oceans stop getting the life sucked out of them by mankind. One thing is for sure though - this will amount to barely a dent in the biosphere in the long term. 10 million years after the last human dies not a single trace of them will remain here.
 

Laughing Man

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Ditto to that.
You do know you are agreeing with someone, based from the evideance of the post they created, who may well be a complete idiot?

Let's see, has a job that exists purely because of 'global warming' not exactly going to be impartial now.

Proceeds to insult anyone who doesn't agree with the man made GW theory going as far as calling them deluded uneducated idiots that need to read up on what they are talking about. Only to then go ahead and pull 'facts and figures' out of total thin air with no source, no proof and no information what so ever.

I would assume someone who's job is dependant on global warming would be capable of providing a good amount of info to back up their 'facts' but I fear that like many in the modern world his 'job' is yet another non job that only exists because of some barely understood unsolvable theory.
 

Zeke109

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There is this new plug on the market:
The Pulse Plug.

It has been known to increase mileage by 4 miles and decreases the amount of CO2 emissions by a quarter-ton annually. They also cost an average of $30 US.