HappySqurriel on 24 September 2009
| I_Heart_Nintendo said: Regardless of CO2 emissions, I would rather all my beaches not be poisonous sludge pits. I think emissions and waste and overpopulation all adversely affect the envornment, whether or not it affects global warming. Acid rain, poisoned rivers and serious lack of food and clean water supply in the world are real. I think that idea of making rain clouds with those boats would be great for countries like Australia, which has had water shortages (in the south), and also help increase food production. |
This is the problem; there are countless real problems that are caused by humans that can be solved that are being ignored so that we can focus on a gas making up less than 0.039% of the atmosphere, of which humans are responsible for roughly 1/3 of, where emissions have to grow exponentially to create linear increases in temperature, when we’re at a point where we’re producing (close to) the peak amount of CO2 we can due to limits on fossil fuel production.
