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Well its a good thing those guys didn't make it.
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Whenever I think of dinosaurs, I always envision them with British accents. I don't know why.
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sorry to restart an old thread, but it has become a somewhat heated issue in Australia.
recently our government passed a bill that brought in a "carbon tax" that is one of the highest in the world... at a time when we experienced one of our coldest, wettest summers on record. we have also been hit with a levy to pay for a "desalinization plant" (turns salt water into drinkable freashwater), even when our freashwater dams are so far over maximum that they are over flowing. personally i believe that global warming has yet to be proven, and even if it is occuring that there are other causes for it other than being influenced by "human development" recent research into global warming has shown that global temperatures have in fact been steady for a number of years now. |
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One wet summer and all the water restrictions the people of Melbourne suffered in the past are forgotten. Truly amazing!
Last edited by desirouspussy; 06-24-2012 at 08:25 AM. |
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The current Australian federal government has taken a massively eccessive stance on this issue. the general public, industry, business and the general scientific community think its exessive. Pandering to the green vote to maintain the balance of power is doing nothing to deal with this issue. |
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For all those anti-science folks ...
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make that yourself?
but as you said in it.. 90% of the scientific community.. there are very few things in life that are certain. science in all its honour although trying to find truth, often isnt at a stage where it can understand everything. so if all of the general population and the scientific community believed something, then that would make something even more likely? say when people believed the earth was flat or the earth was the centre of the universe? until such time as those "10%" can be proven that it is man caused, or for that fact even happening lol, then i will continue to remain open minded. |
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Eh, that picture pretends that those are the only two factors involved.
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