Still, it's always funny how we hit a pinnacle as a civilization, wrecking havoc over the natural world and each other, and then the Earth and Cosmos themselves grinds us into dust.
feeling a little lonely yet? not even george bush agrees with you on that.
"There are only two ways to stabilize concentration of greenhouse gases. One is to avoid emitting them in the first place; the other is to try to capture them after they're created. And there are problems with both approaches. We're making great progress through technology, but have not yet developed cost-effective ways to capture carbon emissions at their source; although there is some promising work that is being done.
And a growing population requires more energy to heat and cool our homes, more gas to drive our cars. Even though we're making progress on conservation and energy efficiency and have significantly reduced the amount of carbon emissions per unit of GDP.
Our country, the United States is the world's largest emitter of manmade greenhouse gases. We account for almost 20 percent of the world's man-made greenhouse emissions. We also account for about one-quarter of the world's economic output. We recognize the responsibility to reduce our emissions. We also recognize the other part of the story -- that the rest of the world emits 80 percent of all greenhouse gases. And many of those emissions come from developing countries."
Isn't it amazing that so many people consider themselves well informed, and nonetheless, fall for this nonsense. The world is not the warmest it has ever been, even in the brief history of mankind. Temperatures are not static, the world has ever been cooling or warming, even before man ever walked on earth. If it had not, we'd still be in the ice ages.
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