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Is it too late to stop climate change?


   Is it too late to stop climate change?


  desmonde
 2/8/09
 

Is it too late to stop climate change?

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  NWAel0
 10/31/09
 

IS NOT TOO LATE BUT NASA NEW REAL FACE VALUE OF AFRICA IMAGE FROM NASA APOLLO 17 MISSION PHOTOGRAPH AS REPORTED IN BACKWARD RACE CULTURE DOMAIN NAME OF WWW.UMUEKEMPI.COM MUST BE IDENTIFY FROM GOOD SENSE OF JOSHUA 22:22-29 JUDGMENT.

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  absolute111
 10/8/09
 

The only thing that is constant in this universe is "Change"!!
Imran Ahmad
(Editor- Jour. of Wetland Ecology)
wonder_env@yahoo.com

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  BeWaterWise
 9/23/09
 

Climate change is not new to the earth. It has been taking place since millions of years and will continue to. Recently however the process has been hastened by mans activity. We can take steps to conserve the earth’s natural resources like water. Small steps like turning off the faucet when brushing your teeth, taking shorter showers, installing a smart sprinkler controller, fixing leaky faucets, and washing only full loads of laundry will help in minimizing water usage. Visit http://j.mp/3U61S5 for more tips on water-saving and much more!

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  NWAel0
 10/31/09
 

CLIMATE CHANGE IS BIBLICAL STORY OF THE NEW DAWN FOR EARTH , A NEW BEGINNING FOR MANKIND IN GOOD SENSE OF EZEKIEL 7 JUDGMENT AS DECEMBER 31, 2009 JUDGMENT DAY DRAW NEAR FOR A NEW BEGINNING FROM THE END.

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  JJcool
 8/27/09
 

We can't change what has already bin done, but we can stop it from causing more damage yes.

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  whiten
 7/31/09
 

To such a simple and unspecified question the simple answer has to be; "When considering the Climate Change, the point raised: 'is it to late to stop it?',is a bit of a paradox. The Climate Change it is a natural event. It is a natural function not caused by man and there is no stop to it.
The only stop there to be considered is the stop to the huge excesses we the humans are committing still in every day of our lives.These excesses will drive the impact of the Climate Change to ever higher levels of hazards and also will diminish our natural and social ability to endure-adapt to such a change as every day passes bye. Global Warming is only a short side effect of the climate change at this very point in time.
That is my opinion.:-)

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  Korny
 7/21/09
 

No. Let me give you an example.

Our trash disposal service has two barrels- one for recyclables, and one for trash. We put the recycle barrel out each two weeks, as prescribed. We put the trash barrel out about once every three months. If you sort the trash, there is very little landfill material.

Besides, we salvage the aluminum, steel, and, all deposit bottle. Each month, we take it to a local recycler, and collect from thirty to fifty dollars. When you throw those soda and beer cans in the trash, you not only fill up the landfill, but, you are throwing away cash. Aluminum now sells for $1.38 per pound. A barrel of refundable plastic bottles fetches from six to eight dollars. A small box of smashed beverage cans fetches $15 to $30. It's real money.

Similar is true of gasoline by-products. Riding a bicycle, driving a smaller car, or, a motor scooter, will save big dollars at the gas pump, as well as reducing pollution. America needs to divorce gas guzzlers.

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  scbrow
 7/21/09
 

Yes, there are many things that can be done to help reduce CO2 emissions in the U.S., but I fear that the problem revolves around China. China is currently the largest C02 emitter, and their emissions are growing alarmingly fast. It seems to me that making sacrafices here will be a waste of effort if China continues on its current trajectory.

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  johnph18
 7/8/09
 

In my opinion as a person and as a student it is not to late because its depend on us. if we have unity we can prevent the worst thing that we will experience in our mother land!!!!!!

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  stephenking1
 5//09
 

There is no too late. if you think its too late then it really will be too late. have some hope. pessemists get absolutely nowhere in life. instead of complaining, get people to work together and make change. Do Something.

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  skjames
 3/16/09
 

Many scientists who study this subject believe that we are not past the point of no return, but we could get there very soon if drastic action is not taken.

National geographic has a good article which desribes this topic.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/12/071214-tipping-points.html

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  Atherant
 3/21/09
 

I don't think there is such a notion as "too late" in the context of global warming.

It is clear that previous and current emmissions will have consequences for future generations. If we cut emmissions now, we will prevent additional consequences. Future generations will have the same tough choices to make but there will never be a time in which it is decided that it is too late to stop climate change.

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  stephenking1
 5//09
 

Thre is no too late. if you think its too late then it really will be too late. have some hope. pessemists get absolutely nowhere in life. instead of complaining, get people to work together and make change. Do Something.

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  NWAel0
 10/31/09
 

WHY NOT TAKE A LOOK OF BACKWARD RACE CULTURE DOMAIN NAME OF WWW.UMUEKEMPI.COM UPTURNED NASA PLANET EARTH IMAGE OF AFRICA COSMIC MICROWAVE RADIATION BACKGROUND OF ATLANTIC OCEAN CURRENT MOTION TO INFLUENCE OF THE BIGH OF BIAFRA STAND STILL BACKWARD MOTION REVOLUTION HAD ON THE SUN THAT STOOD STILL TO FOUGHT ON THE SIDE OF BACKWARD RACE CULTURE FROM THE LAND OF UPRISING RISEN SUN - EAST IN WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

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