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   11/29/07

   acousticguitarist

   Don't worry buddy, the world might flip it's axis in a few years anyway, but the idea of caring for the world, nature and the inhabitants is a very kind one

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   11/29/07

   lamenews

   ever see that movie with richard pryor with the iceberg shipped to ny

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   11/29/07

   zawadi

   I thought global warming was a Big Issue and then I hear there is no real Proof of Global Warming....

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      11/29/07

      acousticguitarist

      that could create a vey long argument
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   2/28/09

   HouwLiong

   To reduce global warming means to reduce the use of energy and natural resources so automatically the man made GHG will be reduce.
   
   But, we have to remember that the conribuion of natural forcings to climate change are stronger than man made GHG.
   
   sansteknologi.blogspot.com/

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   3/03/09

   HouwLiong

   Spreading aerosols in the upper atmosphere (as have been done by volcanic eruptions) will cool the earth.
   
   www.zimbio.com/science%2C+philosophy+and+technology

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      3/05/09

      harveyavatar

      And placing orgonite near cell towers will clear the chem-muck.
      www.warriormatrix.com/viewtopic.php?t=5236&start=0
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   3/03/09

   IntoTheAzureSea

   I'd like to believe that one day, there will be electrical devices that will help generate electric energy while we use our everyday electrical appliances.

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      3/03/09

      powerdraw01

      "Young lady, in this house we obey the laws of thermal dynamics!" - Homer Simpson
7. 

   3/03/09

   PoliticsTodayUSA

   I don't mean to come across like a hog by posting a link to my blog, but I wrote an article some time ago on a previous blog that really covers the global climate crisis pretty well and I have gotten a lot of positive responses to it.
   
   globalworldhistory.blogspot.com/search/label/Climate%20Crisis

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   3/03/09

   SamBangs

   Novel idea here. The warming of the atmosphere means there is more energy in the atmosphere, we need to find a way to capture that energy, much like you capture the energy of water flowing to run a turbine. Then we could not only have the energy, we would be literally reducing the problem by reclaiming it.

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   3/04/09

   roguedeals

   My idea: Sword Chucks.

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10. 

    3/04/09

    jhixon2

    Wait another billion years till another Ice Age Hits. Thats a solution.

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       3/04/09

       roguedeals

       If you lived in Pittsburgh like me you'd think we were in the Ice Age.
11. 

    3/05/09

    theincometeam

    I line near the Great Lakes in the US.
    
    They were carved out by Glaciers as the ice age ended.
    
    This happened before man made any GHGs (except methane)
    I doubt that man caused the ice age to end.
    
    Who's to say what the proper earth temperature should be anyway?

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       3/05/09

       jhixon2

       Yeah somehow it miraculously got hotter without cars, aerosol cans and all that other stuff. hmmmmmm
12. 

    3/05/09

    scottmillerd

    Bring in Chuck Norris.
    
    He will kick global warmings butt.

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    3/05/09

    jackpayne

    Concentrate on global cooling. That will short-cut all worry about supposedly man-man "global warming."

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14. 

    3/05/09

    Norski

    Since carbon dioxide seems to be on the verboten list, I suppose we could inhale twice and repeat, instead of inhale / exhale.
    
    Might be difficult, in the long run, though.

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    3/06/09

    HouwLiong

    It is possible that nature will take care itself, because natural phenomena have cycle, and many scientists think that natural forcings are stronger than man made GHG.
    
    www.zimbio.com/science,+philosophy+and+technology

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