China, India, and Africa. I think the US has the nuclear arsenal to wipe those three completely off the map. Then we save the world....wait...nukes are good for the environment right?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_population_growth_rate

Start from the top and work your way down the list.

global warming is man made but i couldn't care less so i eat meat.

I don't see the hypocrit in that

Where does hunting fit into this?

I may believe in global warming, but I have no motivation to contribute towards solving the problem (if that's your implied definition of hypocrisy).

@d21lewis, I totally agree. Meat Rules but so does the Earth. Everybody wins!

Beef is much much worse.

There's an urban myth not sure how true it is, that over it's lifetime a cow is worse than a Range Rover for the enviroment. That said, that is in Britain, so no large amounts of CO2 etc being produced by transporting it.

Oh yeah, and even Top Gear said so

I believe global warming is both real and man made.... and yet I cannot pull myself away from meat.

I don't eat meat excessively. On the rare occasion I eat a steak, it's likely to be a reasonably sized 6-8 oz cut. I don't gulp down entire platters of chicken tenders, just stick to a few.

But just because I'm not willing to participate to an extreme in ALL solutions to global warming does NOT make me a hypocrite :P

- I have cut down my energy useage signifcantly, on the order of 30% or more reduction in my electricity use each month

- I work a job now that allows me to telecommute every day - meaning I fill up my gas tank every 6 weeks now

- I encourage others to find ways to cut their electricity use - often getting them started by giving them a CCFL to replace a standard bulb in their home. It's amazing the kind of chain reaction simply giving someone one of these bulbs can start

- I make an effort to purchase products that are certified for certain level of energy efficiency, or renewable manufacturing techniques

- I eat fewer beans and more meat, which gives me less gas and thus less contribution to methane emissions :P Ok, that one's a joke, but I DO have less gas when I eat meat instead of beans.

More evidence for overpopulation being the problem:

Is there more flatulence in a vegetarian diet?

I'd start by stabing this woman in the Uterus Duggar family

Sansui is on the right track. I've never thought of giving CFLs to people, of course the government used to give one away to every household. Now I have a box full of my old incadescents. I'm waiting for them to be recyclable before I do anything about them.

@ Tispower

I was referering solely to the toxicity of pig shit. That stuff is nasty, you can't really dispose of it you have to keep it in gigantic vats (cesspools) that are small scale ecological desasters waiting to happen if they break.

@NJ5