I am still trying to take a depressing issue and look on the bright side… which should become easier as the sun gets hotter and brighter, right?
Now this might seem insensitive on my part in light of the big storm that just hit the Eastern seaboard and New York, but maybe we should consider it a wakeup call. Perhaps this is a warning. And maybe there is still time to heed this warning. As long as the changes happen gradually and everyone has time to move inland, there should be no loss of life. And if that is the way it plays out, then we just have to look at it as a gift. Like we will have some fun places to practice our high dives…
Maybe, just maybe, people will still be able to live in some of the taller buildings… except for when the next super storm comes to visit…
Yeah, those people will have some nice views… and most likely some great fishing as well.
London is also very close to sea level. And very close to the sea…
But even sailors need to know what time it is.
Admiral Nelson, perched on his oh-so-tall pedestal, will finally return to his beloved ocean…
And if you ask me, the pyramids of Egypt have always looked a little parched…
In order for that type of rise in sea levels it would require changes which current ‘weather change’ models cannot support or prove scientifically. Also, we should be so self absorbed to think that we have such a drastic effect on the earth as a whole while neglecting to take into account the increasing solar activity into the cause of any climate change we have seen…
The point is we are adding dangerous pollution to the same air we breathe. It doesn’t matter if we boil, freeze, drown or just choke on the fumes. And even if we use the oil until it’s gone… it will still be gone.
Yup, it will be gone and it won’t matter how much money was made from it. No mo!
I prefer not to choke to death so I pay attention to my use and carbon footprint and I don’t even have any descendants to worry about.
Good for you.
so, carbon dioxide is a dangerous pollution?..
Sigh.
last time i checked…plants convert co2 into…oxygen? dont get me wrong i definitely believe we should care for our environment and have alternative sources like hydrogen..but saying carbon dioxide is a pollutant is ridiculous…
I never said that. We are pumping tons of pollutants into the atmosphere.
theres a great difference on what you classify as pollution. i do agree we should always maintain a clean environment, and a great way would be to hold individuals and people that make up companies liable..not restricting needed compounds and deindustrializing, when it should be reindustrializing and innovating?
It sounds like we agree in principal.
i agree..
I was really just doing some Photoshop humor anyway.
initiating fear in people by promoting false info shouldnt be considered humor..
I am just agreeing with just about every scientist on the planet.
scientists used to also say the earth was flat..i wouldnt recommend going against common sense when agreeing w anybody no matter thevsubject
Once again, not wanting to believe something is happening is not the same as it not happening.
what drives our weather cycle then in your opinion?
It doesn’t matter what either of us thinks, or what the scientists think even. It will all happen one way or the other. Either things will get worse or they won’t. Nothing we say is going to matter.
keep promoting misinformation..you obviously have no basis to back anything you state here..rubbish
Dude I did one funny post about something that most scientists do back up. I am a writer. I don’t have to prove everyting I write. I write humor. Also, there is no danger is preparing for climate change and keeping the air safe to breathe. The danger lies with the people who say it can’t possibly happen, so let’s just keep doing what we are doing.
Also, nobody follows my blog because I am climate scientist. No one is going to change their way of living because of my blog.
This is a great, lighter side kind of post, which doesn’t deny the seriousness of the problem, but neither does it dwell on the problem. I am reblogging this. Thanks for the post!
Thanks for your…uh… enthusiasm?
Hey, I reblogged it — of course am I enthused. One of biggest problems with our opponents on this is that we speak of it so seriously, and a switch to the lighter side often helps relax conflict. *-)
Well I might not be done yet…
Good!!!!!
I just did another one… hope you like it.
😎
Reblogged this on Diabetic Redemption and commented:
Many thanks to my friend, Pouring My Art Out, for this lighter look at the rising oceans of the world.
The real carnage from Sandy has been happening after the storm. People are fighting over gas. They’re making it seem like it’s that way all over but it’s only a 20-30 mile radius or so that’s like this. The problem, this 20-30 mile radius is the most densley populated area in the United States.
I only take offense to the use of Admiral Nelson. Who the heck is that?
Why is your population so dense? (Ha, see what I did there?)
Seiously, why don’t you spread out. Move away from each other. I say the same thing to L.A., so nothing personal.