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It looks like the US are completely against making this earth a better place for our children and future generations. We are not giving a leadership example to the workd that I probably watching us on this essential common issue. What do you think?

I think that we should be better stewards of our environment, to be sure.  However, I do not think that we can avoid global climate change just be cleaner living.

When an uncontrollable natural disaster like an earthquake can shift coastlines as well as the Earth's axis, you have to wonder how much of it we can actually control.  Our climate has been in constant flux since the beginning of recorded time.

I think that our energies would be best served by finding ways to live cleaner, but also to SURVIVE climate change.  If we continue with the hubris that we can change the course of natural events, we'll get smacked down hard.  Try to tack against the wind and you'll break the rudder.

Those that think global warming is man made must be people who believe in everything that comes from the mainstream media without doing they own research. As at the moment I am looking at data that suggest that our galaxy going through a cycle which other planets are warming up to, if that man made global warming? Then by god we are good at making global warming to heat up all the planets.

I think it not just the public that has to recycle, it is manufacturers that have to think on they designs that also encourage waste to. One example is like computers when the main component that keeps changing is the CPU slot. By one simple change sometimes you have to upgrade with new parts.

I don't own a car as I prefer to walk, I am investing in growing my own food and looking for water recycle units. We need people to stop buying things because it looks lovely and only get what you need and not what you think you need on a impulse.

Also having authorities using geoengineering on our atmosphere doesn't help either and printing government documents to make us the public to believe that it is okay, when it is not. As we know if we push mother earth too far, then mother earth will push back and win.

Also I think we need people to learn how to recycle clothing throw needle work like sewing and have people to knit one own clothes. As we the public keeps buying from companies then we create the demand for companies to keep producing, as well as companies putting the product in one view to go and buy the product. Instead of thinking: Do I really need that product?

There allot we can do without spending a fortune, but on other sides of helping the planet we might have to spend a little.

Also taxing CO2 is not going to save the planet as plants need CO2 to thrive. I think people been tricked that Carbon Monoxide is the one I think the Green Party got mixed up with Carbon Dioxide (Correct me if you got true evidence to correct).

Also I notice Dihydrogen oxide is being classed as a threat to people, when all it is is another way of saying water apart from H20.

End of the day, I think yes we got to be careful or it will be us that will be extinct and not the planet. I also believe that the earth goes through cycles of warming up and cooling down. So of cause the earth can go through global warming on the side of natural cycles and the same for natural cooling on a global scale.

The way politicians sell the global warming is no more than propaganda and trying to get taxes from the people. Climate not about profit. Well I Leave it there.

where is the ICE AGE they were talking about 30 years ago?

Sure there are problems ... but do humans need to accept blame for the weather change which wiped out the Dinosaur as well?

Come On People - get a grip ... lets change the things we can and not worry about the stuff out of our grasp!

I expected to find a bunch of posts here telling me why I'm a "flat-earther" because I question Al Gore's pet project. I got flack from my blog on this subject (The Road Upward> Climate Change:The Good, the Gullible and the Greedy.)

The climate change story has 4 parts: 1) climate is changing (duh-it akways is) 2) Its changing due to man's activities (maybe a bit-but why did it change before?) 3) It's changing really fast (maybe-its done that before, too 4) The governments can stop it (extremely improbable, but in the attempt Al Gore stands to become a very, very rich(er) man.

But if I ask a question I'm a "Climate-Denier">one step below a Holocaust Denier. This smacks of a BIG propaganda job.

It's probably changing-plan for how to protect citizens if necessary, because you cannot stop it. Even the Club of Rome report said if its not stopped by 2003, it can't be stopped. Then start working on what you'll do when it changes BACK.