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10-25-2006, 11:01 AM | #26 |
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Umm.. I think current events are the closest, but not exactly right that either.. you're supposed to know about the political parties in norway (don't really have to read up on this) the justice system, your place in society, Norweigan society compared to the world, EU, FN, worketics, economy's influence on the world, peace, war etc..
Most of the subject is about our government, rules and regulations though.. I think this was the documentary I saw BBC news oh, look I found it on Google video, but the version I saw was one hour..
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Sure, the climate changes on its own, but we've done more as a species than any other in the last 440,000 years, which has been scientifically proven (meaning people who know what they are talking about have more or less unanimously agreed on this kind of thing), to pull the climate to an unprecedented extreme. Quote:
And finally, yes, Al Gore is a bit of a tool, but I agree that if it takes someone recognizable to get people thinking about something as serious as this, then more power to him. And I couldn't care less what he may or may not have said about Love Story. He didn't do the research in his film, he's only presenting it to us. People who have been doing this kind of thing their entire lives did the research. I don't think Al Gore went out of his way to tamper with their facts to make himself look like a hero. But again, I reiterate, he's a bit of a tool. Last edited by Flyboy; 10-25-2006 at 03:30 PM. |
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Sorry, I really have to stop with the long posts. I realize no one ever reads them. Oh well.
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Keep posting um buddy to me when people debate and express opinion they are doing what makes the free world great! Unlike China who has to have there religions approved by the government and sells body parts from it's political prisoners.
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I don't get why it's suddenly in vogue to be an eco-warrior.
Caring about the environment used to be the territory of those damn tree-hugging hippies. Suddenly everyone is "emissions this" and "greenhouse gasses that" and inserting "hybrid" and "Prius" into every other sentence. It's just not right, even my precious Conservatives have changed their logo to a tree drawn by a stroke victim!
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I dunno. I always thought that the glasses and stuff didn't look too bad.
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Compared to the guys running around with there pants past there butt showing off there fancy boxers I think he was tame!
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the highest carbon dioxide emissions (a year):
1) USA 1, 480, 000, 000 tons 2) china 840, 000, 000 tons 3) russia 390, 000, 000 tons 4) japan 300, 000, 000 tons 5) india 280, 000, 000 tons 6) germany 220, 000, 000 tons 7) UK 140, 000, 000 tons 8) canada 120, 000, 000 tons 9) italy 110, 000, 000 tons 10) mexico 100, 000, 000 tons india's emissions are practically all used for western countries. Last edited by SCRUGAtes13; 10-26-2006 at 10:07 AM. |
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Annual emission rates, Mount St. Helens 1980-1988
Year kilotons (metric) 1980 222 1981 105 1982 45 1983 39 1984 26 1985 13 1986 17 1987 3.5 1988 2.5 An estimated 1.5 million metric tons of sulfur dioxide gas was discharged by Mount St. Helens during the explosive eruption of 18 May 1980. Thus, approximately 2 million metric tons of sulfur dioxide was released during the whole eruption sequence. The terrible part of this is there are volcanic sights called Calderas that are several Kilometers wide and when they go off they hurl everything straight up. Like at Yellowstone How Foolish us Mortals be to think we are any match to the power of Gaea Last edited by rlpw; 10-25-2006 at 04:21 PM. |