an Inconvenient Truth Created 17 years ago2007-01-02 18:13:45 UTC by the Arcan

Global warming (if it existed) wouldn't kill us... Well maybe people would die in some parts of Africa but they?re already dying from aids and guns... I don't think things will change... If it does get hotter its natrual and not going to have a huge impact. People who live by the ocean might have to move though...

i dont have enough time to read it through but i scanned the first bit. Does it only talk about the poles shifting?

There's a simple explanation. Xenu is angry. That is all.

Lets just colonize mars and not have to worry about this shit.

So, tell me how to colonize Mars.

Why don't you talk to Xenu about it?

Xenu says:

"Give me some money and i'll tell you how to colonize Mars."

I never knew gods could accept Visa.

I don't like it when people see some movie and become defenders of the matter right there. At least research the sources and make your own mind before starting a righteous internet crusade to safe the planet.

Well, actually, the most energy efficient thing anyone could do would be to commit suicide, but that's rather tragic.

I murder in the name of saving the world!

LOL!!1 Even better Luke/ZL, come up with some pharmaceutical/virus/? to put in the water supply to sterilize everyone

Good points Jahzel, Daub, Ant.

I for one do everything I can to hasten the global warming, becuase it brings the apocalypse closer, which I'm hoping occurs in my lifetime

what a terribly clever joke rowley. Jaardsi I understand your point but I'm not really losing anything by altering some things in my lifestyle. I'm just more aware about things around me now, thats all. Plus its for a good cause and not some lunatic one.
Also a documentary does the research for you, thats why they are made ^^

The research is sorta irrelevant in a way, though it's a good eye-opener for those who need it.

There's an elegance in leaving the smallest footprint on your environment as possible. I'm always inspired by storys of sustainable living like that place Angel's Nest and others.

Something new recently I heard about wasy people trying for a 100-mile diet. That is, they only consume things produced withing a 100-mile radius from where they live.

While most people don't have the time for an additional part-time job canning and finding sustenance from such a small area, the people who tried it said after a lot of work, they found:

-Their diet was much healthier and more varied
-They discovered exotic local varietys of new fruits, fish, nuts and veggies
-more pleasure in life they were supporting local farmers and not big corporations
-Their lifestyle improved because of the above reasons and more I can't rememeber.