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Originally Posted by Eric5273
Nobody is claiming humans will kill the planet. Go ahead and watch Al Gore's movie. He makes very clear that the planet will continue long after we are gone.
He spends a whole part of the film discussing how all climate changes are good for some species and bad for others. Just as the polar bear is suffering due to the warming trend, mosquitoes on the other hand of more than doubled their population in the last 10 years alone.
Will the changes cause humans to die out? Probably not. But they could cause life to become very difficult for future generations.
Ever read about the "dust bowl" in the 1930s? That is an example of man altering the environment and climate in a certain area. That turned out so wonderfully for the people who lived there. There were people who predicted that beforehand as well, and they were dismissed as being paranoid.
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Again, build hemp tents...run for the hills and put on your foil hats......libby's gone wild  And your "50 year" comment, that isn't making life difficult for "future" generations. According to you, in 50 years Maryland is under water...(so with that logic, Florida is gone so is most of Southern USA...all in 50 years)..I'll check with you in 50 years
Try to read more than just the libby articles. Of course, can't blame you..the media has brainwashed ya so bad..you have to go 14 deep into Google to find any counter arguments....go MEDIA.
Remember it was once scientifically impossible to split the atom 
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01-30-2009, 11:52 AM
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