In the end the world will know that we Americans have responsibility for 25% of the co2 and other greenhouse gasses produced over the last hundred years or so. This is calculable and the world court should find in favor of the world vs. the people of the United States of America in the case of global warming.

In order to regain and keep the moral high ground in the coming century, America will have to own up to and lead the way in stopping and mitigating the effects of global warming. This means that it will be less expensive in the long run to do what we can right this minute. Ninety nine percent of the technology we need exists already. ninety percent of humanity live within a few miles of the ocean. Katrina was the first example of what warming will do to our coastal areas.

Nature isn’t going to be able to adapt immediately to rapid changes in the climate. For example; The bayou buffer between the ocean and the interior all along the florida and gulf coast. Cut up by pipelines carrying oil from offshore rigs, the swamp rolled up into largeish (house sized?) balls of plants and mud and rolled through the lower ninth ward of New Orleans knocking over houses as they went. What used to protect a fragile environment from the ravages of hurricanes and tropical storms, became a terrible and devastating force of nature. It wouldn’t have happened were it not for the damage done by oil companies over the last 40 or 50 years…

By admin | January 27, 2008 - 11:21 pm
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Poll of 500 major firms reveals that only one in 10 regard global warming as a priority

By Tricia Holly Davis, Geoffrey Lean and Susie Mesure

Sunday, 27 January 2008

Global warming ranks far down the concerns of the world’s biggest companies, despite world leaders’ hopes that they will pioneer solutions to the impending climate crisis, a startling survey will reveal this week.

Nearly nine in 10 of them do not rate it as a priority, says the study, which canvassed more than 500 big businesses in Britain, the US, Germany, Japan, India and China. Nearly twice as many see climate change as imposing costs on their business as those who believe it presents an opportunity to make money. And the report’s publishers believe that big business will concentrate even less on climate change as the world economy deteriorates.

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By admin | - 9:29 pm
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I don’t know it this was a great idea or not… I have a myspace page now on top of all the other things I have going on.

http://www.myspace.com/badweatherrr

By admin | January 18, 2008 - 8:39 pm
Posted in Category: Quotes, Thoughts

Ok, I had to break into that one. First of all, we are all sacred and flawed. Freedom means that we have to tolerate and respect others enough to allow each of us to find our own way. “Perfect” and “perfect for you” are two different things.

Unconditional love means that you accept this fact and in the end, someones “flaws” do not “preempt” your love from doing what it does best; being shared.

D. VanThournout