I actually live in canada, Every winter here it gets to about -35Кc mid-january. Its mid january and it hasn't even snowed yet...

Climate is changing for sure, seasons seem to be a month out of wack here in West Australia, and a lot hotter than usual.


I think the real question we need to ask is 'do we really want to stop this natural process?'. We have the tech to survive it, so why bother trying to stop it? Its the natural way to clean the world, and once everything is back to normal maybe we can be a little more environmentally knowledgeable.

^ yeah, but its kinda difficult t oadapt every person of the entire world to this.
its not so easy as it looks.

Its raining for 42 days in Sуo Paulo. (state)
Rivers are up, so all the homes near them gets unclean.

Yeah, right.. All of a sudden nobody talks about USA being second at the top 3 polluters per capita and overall....

"The United States is the second worst per capita carbon emitter with for 19.78 tonne of emission per person. America is also ranked the world's second highest polluter with 5,903 million tons of carbon dioxide emission. (China is first with 6,018 million tonnes, and Russia is third with 1,704 million tonnes)

President Barack Obama plans to cut emissions by 17 per cent from 2005 levels by 2020. The world's eyes will be on him when he addresses the Copenhagen summit on climate change next week."
http://business.rediff.com/slide-sho...htm#contentTop

so australia is the first one?, didnt know anything about it. I thoght Australia emited a normal quantity of gases

First one per capita.
Not first on overall... Overall it is at the 16th position of the biggest polluters.

First one per capita means that the Australian population is polluting way more than most people from other countries on average. This is about CO2 emissions only.. Just imagine how bad it would be if the graph was about all types of pollution... lol it's probably because most people will drive their cars even to buy a fucking loaf of bread at the local store right around the corner... If Australia happened to have the same population size as the USA, they would be even worse than USA...

For example China is the 1st on overall polluters but only 44th on the per capita pollution level... It means that most of china's pollution comes from factories (a large quantity of the world products from electronics to clothing and many other goods are made in china), not from the average Chinese citizen that is too poor to even own a car (responsible for most of the CO2 emissions).

I believe this isn't the only time global warming was encountered
Our population is just too damn huge to support all around
With Financial crisis sticking up it supports the problem even more

Global warming, theres already a solution just no one that will execute it
Now a days 1 cannot force many
I think Russia has only approached this or attempted to slightly help this problem
They create "Space Sun shades".. can't accuse one for trying

The most recent help i heard of was the Earthquake in Haiti
Not much words about financial crisis or Global warming

Anyone want to contradict?

also, it's a fact that the weather this year is weirder than usual. snowwy and windy as hell, we've had 2 snowstorms already. we had snow as early as early december, which we haven't had for years. and i'm talking LOTS of snow.

my thoughs are . . . shut up you stupid conspiricist or howerver it is spelled :P

Let's keep things constructive in Discussion, please.