I guess you do too. No **** the world will change. No one is attempting to keep the world from ever changing.
Just oh, not turn the world into a giant paved-over dead thing. If that means finding better fuel sources, not cutting down a forest or too, or just simply find a better way to make things that will have less of an impact on future generations, in spite of the inevitable.
If someone doesn't that like- tough ****
It's not in dispute.
Watch The Denial Machine.
Yeah. In the scientific community there's nooo dispute. Which is funny since a lot of the population thinks there is, lol. Frik I wish this thing would be shown on the news.
Besides, with a Hydrogen booster, you'll have a good increase in gas mileage
I'm still waiting for the fuel cell-powered cars. Those seem to be along a similar strain but replace gas almost entirely.
Okay everyone knows that Earth is going to be fine, its us and the other species. With that philosophy you might as well commit suicide because you're gonna die soon, right?Well see, that's impossible. The world is going to change whether we like it or not. We can never be at 100% efficiency where we never waste nor destroy in the conditions of today.
Alot of people seem to think that "leaving it better than you found it", though, means keeping the world from ever changing. That somehow if the world changes and species die off, we die off, the world is "worse for wear". Not entirely. The condition of the earth doesn't have to be directly correlated to our existence or any other singular species' existence on it.
Which seems to really be the main point that the whole voluminous collection of shockumentaries on "Global Warming" seem to say. That this world without polar bears, or this world without us is TERRIFYING. That unless we get through it, the world is DOOMED!
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMED!!!!
Which is silly. If the world changes and we can't adapt, oh well. The world is better off without us. Better to do what you can to keep the world from falling apart while you're around than trying to "protect it" from change.
Well, no one was talking about making the world safe. What the thread was talking about was taking a lesson that kids, specifically those who were in scouting learn: "leave it better than you found it", and apply that from just simply cleaning up the campsite before you leave to the entire damn world.
1.- If EVERYONE used them, then the ammount of Mercury produced by coal plants would be vastly reduced, hence....uh...still a plus.
2.- recycling already takes special facilities.
3.- only YOU could label using less electricity and oil as "hysteria"
4.- there's no dispute in the scientific community.
Celldog - defender of the lazy asses
Okay everyone knows that Earth is going to be fine, its us and the other species. With that philosophy you might as well commit suicide because you're gonna die soon, right?
Earth will be fine after a few hundreds years but life on this planet wont...and people want to stay alive or at least be able to live in a safe environment...oh excuse me, I mean "safer" environment.
Everything does have an end but if we are advancing the end to come why not take action to stop that. Let the end come natrually, if it does thats fine.