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Official Played Down Emissions' Links to Global Warming
[url=http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/07/science/07cnd-climate.html?ei=5088&en=e2d2e276e037108a&ex=127579 6800&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss&pagewanted=print:55376]NYT: Global Warming Story[/url:55376]
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I believe the White house has refused to acknowledge a link between emissions and rising temperatures. Their one of the few countries on the planet to do this, if i'm not mistaken, and one of the few to not sign on to Kyoto.
Edit: Just watching "The Hour" and they were talking about this story, and they had David Suzuki on who is a prominent Canadian environmentalist, and he eluded to the fact that it has become apparent that the position the US took on Kyoto was influenced by Exxon. Read the story here: http://www.guardian.co.uk/climatechange ... 46,00.html He also said that since Russia has ratified Kyoto, there are only 2 industrialized countries in the world who haven't signed it. US and Australia. Now that Russia has signed, Kyoto is now international law. I respect Dr. Suzuki very much. He is great to hear speek. If you ever get a chance, listen to him. He's got a lot to say. |
Going to see Suzuki speak June 15th rock:
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Fuck it, I'm moving to Canada. They have enviromentalists that are famous .... and aren't celebrities ed:
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http://www.cbc.ca/greatest/top_ten/nomi ... david.html |
The closest thing we have to a popular enviromentalist is Angelina Jolie and thats only because she waters her plants on a daily basis.
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lol..but she does do more than the average person.
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so what are we supposed to do? Stop manufacturing the worlds goods? Stop building cars? Stop driving and walk everywhere? Stop being the most industrialized country in the world? Its easy to be on the outside and look in and suggest things but in reality the suggestions wont work. Just tree huggers looking for a soap box plzdie:
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lets just forget about it and it will go away right?
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[quote="Sgt>Stackem":a313a]so what are we supposed to do? Stop manufacturing the worlds goods? Stop building cars? Stop driving and walk everywhere? Stop being the most industrialized country in the world? Its easy to be on the outside and look in and suggest things but in reality the suggestions wont work. Just tree huggers looking for a soap box plzdie:[/quote:a313a]
Lets let the future generations worry about it rock: sleeping: |
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thats not what I am saying, bring a realistic solition to the table. Just bitching about emisions isnt enough. We need a solution. There is no way people will start walking miles and miles to work, no way they will buy an elephant to ride to work. Give me something real, something that will work. You cant compare the emisions the US puts out to any other counrty, ita apples and oranges. We produce more goods so we will also produce more harmful emisions. Alternative fuels is a joke, it will never work. It is a great idea but it is not a realistic solution. |
What are you talking about stackem?
Hydrogen fuel is the future. Munich Airport has the first Hydrogen fuel station and BMW has introduced its first liquid hydrogen car. http://www.theautochannel.com/news/pres ... 16915.html 90% of our universe is made of hydrogen. |
Hydrogen fuel cells are not fuel, they are a method of storing and transfering energy. They are not energy themselves. You need another source of energy for creating the hydrogen fuel cell. Thus you need gas. Thus hydrogen doesn't work.
Stackem: What I believe is that corporation have a responsibility to it's community, citizens and country to do everything in its power to reduce the amount of emissions, reduce waste and other environmentally practices. We all know this doesn't happen. Then factor in the Government don't doing anything like putting regulations on pollution like other countries have, there is no accountability for the corporations. |
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that and the fact that The Big 3 have a ton of political power |
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Could you not generate the hydrogen in enviroment freindly ways...
aka Wind, Solar, Dams etc.... + I thought cold fusion was the future.. I forget about the whole thing etc, but I was reading about it awhile back.. |
This doesn't effect me much when i move into the forest and become a mountain man.
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hah, more like this
[img]http://www.stewartsattic.com/Marx/images/FessParker.jpg[/img] |
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that and the fact that The Big 3 have a ton of political power[/quote:6b8f5] Absolutley. And on the hydrogen note, if i'm not mistaken, it takes more energy to create hydrogen, than you get out. So it doesn't really make sense. It would cost a hell of a lot. and when the Russians invade, you'll ahve to become a mountain man. [img]http://images.amazon.com/images/P/0792838041.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg[/img] |
Also, here's another story.
The guy who apparently fixed the report has now signed on with Exxon Mobile. http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u ... ey_exxon_1 EDIT: on the topic of the environment, Toronto has had 23 smog alerts this year already. That is more than an entire year any year previous, and it's not even summer yet. Most of the smog is from the North Eastern US as it travels over the border north. We have to realize that environmental issues don't affect just one country. They affect us all. http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/s ... TopStories |
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