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Nothing you can do about it, Isn't China and India the biggest problem now?(as you park your hybrid)
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Nothing you can do about it, Isn't China and India the biggest problem now?(as you park your hybrid)
I was going to say that "only an a-hole could argue against clean air" but I didn't.
I thought it was from nitrogen runoff from my lawn that was killing the marsh . Maybe this global warming thing happens every 100,000 years or so, who knows. I'll tell you another thing two winters ago sure was brrrr up here in NYC mention global warming and someone would have nailed you with an iceball. Actually right now its about 10 degrees below normal for August I think I'll go outside and spray a whole can of Aqua Net or somethingThis is going to get worse over time. With the rise in sea levels (and those of you who deny global warming can chime in here) due to excessive melting of Arctic and Antarctic ice shelves, it will become increasingly hard for rains such as we have seen in Houston to drain off and dry out. While water is flowing toward the Gulf, the higher "natural" sea levels will present a barrier to quick draining. Plus, the storms will be pushing water inland.
I expect those oversized sand bars along the Gulf Coast--lovingly known by names, such as Galveston Island--will continue to disintegrate. Dauphin Island, former home to the winter resort homes of the rich and famous, was cut into 4 separate pieces by the last hurricane that hit that part of the coast.
Actually I don't drive a hybrid anymore. But China is leading the world in alternative energy. Both China and India are making significant progress. But what is your argument against clean air?Nothing you can do about it, Isn't China and India the biggest problem now?(as you park your hybrid)
If I was an endangered species I might disagree with you. But as far as climatic evolution?????Chile's stunning fossil whale graveyard explained
FYI,
Many deserts were once oceans.
That was 10000-25000 years ago.
Long before the industrial age and/or humans.
My car/burning coal, etc... did not create deserts.
Our existence is doing little, if any, impact on earth.
JMHO
To argue against clean air would be ludicrous. What did India do put coffee filters over those chemical plants ? You do know why Dupont and Dow are over there don't you? Less or no restrictions. You should see who has to get paid off just to put up a MarriotActually I don't drive a hybrid anymore. But China is leading the world in alternative energy. Both China and India are making significant progress. But what is your argument against clean air?
My main point is there were devastating hurricanes a hundred years ago way before aerosol cansActually I don't drive a hybrid anymore. But China is leading the world in alternative energy. Both China and India are making significant progress. But what is your argument against clean air?
Where did I mention aerosol cans or global warming? If anything my posts were deriding MY side for focusing on global warming. I believe if they focused on clean air standards and not CO2 emissions or global warming or climate change, then the OTHER side would have a tougher time arguing AGAINST it...and one result in improved clean air standards is a reduction in CO2 emissions, which is what "my side" wants. IMHO, it would be MORE beneficial to argue for clean air standards, including solar and wind power....look at the picture below.....instead of saying that alternative energy can reduce CO2 and global warming....why not argue that alternative energy can help get rid of air like this.My main point is there were devastating hurricanes a hundred years ago way before aerosol cans
That looks like the equivalent of two packs a dayWhere did I mention aerosol cans or global warming? If anything my posts were deriding MY side for focusing on global warming. I believe if they focused on clean air standards and not CO2 emissions or global warming or climate change, then the OTHER side would have a tougher time arguing AGAINST it...and one result in improved clean air standards is a reduction in CO2 emissions, which is what "my side" wants. IMHO, it would be MORE beneficial to argue for clean air standards, including solar and wind power....look at the picture below.....instead of saying that alternative energy can reduce CO2 and global warming....why not argue that alternative energy can help get rid of air like this.
"Global warming", has been debunked. That's why the doom dayer's are now calling it "climate change".This is going to get worse over time. With the rise in sea levels (and those of you who deny global warming can chime in here) due to excessive melting of Arctic and Antarctic ice shelves, it will become increasingly hard for rains such as we have seen in Houston to drain off and dry out. While water is flowing toward the Gulf, the higher "natural" sea levels will present a barrier to quick draining. Plus, the storms will be pushing water inland.
I expect those oversized sand bars along the Gulf Coast--lovingly known by names, such as Galveston Island--will continue to disintegrate. Dauphin Island, former home to the winter resort homes of the rich and famous, was cut into 4 separate pieces by the last hurricane that hit that part of the coast.
Had no intention of wishing the best to people in need to turn into a pissing match.
Most fabrications are easy to argue against.It's fairly easy to argue against "global warming"
Not true. Beavers and bats heavily pollute an environment. Go to New York and look at all the pigeon poo causing damage to property.but the FACT is that man is the only creature on God's earth that pollutes it's habitat.