[QUOTE="coolbeans90"]

[QUOTE="4myAmuzumament"] how? there's no practical way to do such a thing at this point in time so why waste money on minuscule scale ideas?4myAmuzumament

Umm, there are practical ways to reduce human impact on climate change, yes. Obviously outright eliminating the use of fossil fuels at any point in the forseeable future would be utterly futile, but hardly anyone who knows what they are talking about actually is calling for such measures.

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[QUOTE="MannyDelgado"]

[QUOTE="4myAmuzumament"] my evidence is that the earth is warming naturally and will continue to do so until it naturally decides to cool down. that's all that needs to be said really4myAmuzumament

[QUOTE="MannyDelgado"][QUOTE="4myAmuzumament"] how? there's no practical way to do such a thing at this point in time so why waste money on minuscule scale ideas?4myAmuzumament

[QUOTE="coolbeans90"]

Yeah, it's a bit foolish. Probably should attempt to deal with it at some point.

4myAmuzumament

And if one believes in evolution, this is an entirely natural effect.Blueresident87

[QUOTE="MannyDelgado"]

[QUOTE="4myAmuzumament"] it doesn't make sense to try and "heal" the earth. anything we do is futile. might as well adapt to the changes... plus i want a hummer when i can afford one and i don't want tree huggers hatin on me4myAmuzumament

Still, at least you're more honest about your motives than most denialists

[QUOTE="-Sun_Tzu-"][QUOTE="4myAmuzumament"]do you think humans should spend money trying to fix it? like what obama and crew are doing? imo it's a wasted effort.4myAmuzumament

Still, at least you're more honest about your motives than most denialists

do you think humans should spend money trying to fix it? like what obama and crew are doing? imo it's a wasted effort.4myAmuzumament

Mines Straight. 

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