An Inconvenient Truth, A movie on the topic of Global warming. Options

[Spartan]

I write this now to Inform You all that you should watch this movie..."An Inconvenient Truth".

This Movie Is all about Global warming effects on earth. The Prompter Is none other than Former American Presidential Candidate "Al Gore". He speaks about how The world is changing for the worse and how WE are contributing to the problem..He talks about Floods, Destruction of Rain forests, Melting of the Ice Caps, etc. He even goes on to talk about our car emissions and so forth. I urge you all to watch this movie Not only to inform yourselves of the problem but also to see what you can do to help reduce global warming.

Their is a survey in on a website "ClimateCrisis" which gives a rough estimate as to your current Contribution to the greenhouse effect. Mine a stunning 18.75...the average being 7.5..I was truly shocked by this movie and I hope that it will change your outlook on the subject as well. I urge that you go down the corner to your neighborhood blockbuster and Rent this movie. There were soo many shocking and disturbing Images and Graphs and Calculations from Leading scientists that it was simply and utterly shocking. I overuse the term when I use "shocking" but I mean it.

this movie is fascinatingly Interesting so if you have the time I recommend that you watch it.

[Leadmagnet]

the destruction of the wetlands of the world, and the increase in urban sprawl, especially at sea level, is a receipe for disaster, global warming or not.

Providing a solution for global warming? Un-enforceable as far as i can see....Kyoto Accords haven't been ratified by all of the nations of the world; the Japanese still refuse to stop whaling and unrestricted gill net fishing. The United Nations can't enforce its will on any of its member nations.

The decline of strategic resources, specifically oil, is going to be the primary issue in the next 20 years. People moan and groan about "blood for oil, blah blah blah" but petroleum is necessary in everything we have and build today. A century ago, people used wood and metal and wool and clay for what we use in petroleum based products, especially PLASTIC. Imagine a world without plastic. I cant. And someday, we are going to run out of it. The war for the control of strategic resources has started and wont end until we are all under one flag, whatever that will be......


So until then,




Leadmagnet