Global Warming - Prevention or Preparedness?

[Guest guest]

Haven't had the time recently to do the research, but I " heard " one of the

theories of the glacier melting is the fact that the volcanic activity under

the poles is heating up. Has anyone else heard this? If so, then the main

reason is not human causality at all.

Anita

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Nikki,

 

(did a lotta snipping)

 

> We as humans need to always deliberate, argue and criticize.

 

I hope all folks who or not passive robots see the need to continue to

do that. The option to not doing so is to nod our heads like little

dogs with lit eyes in the back of a 57' Chevy.

 

Are you suggesting that discussion is a waste time? Would it be wiser

to just accept what those on one side of the issue are saying .. and

worry about the consequences (environmental and financial) later?

 

Or .. if you (like Jan) have a position that will solve all the

problems in a simple manner .. please lay them out .. I'm interested

and since we are this thread has lately begun with Global Warming:

those who are not interested can just zap it.

 

> My feeling is that we all will go so caught up in the agenda of Global

> Warming that when we are done doing that, it will be too late. We

> are cocky like that I guess. We think we have that time to lose.

 

I don't know about the cocky stuff .. but I am not inclined to believe

all I hear or read .. different opinions of this subject interest me a

lot. I know of some other folks who are likewise interested. I doubt

that anyone on the list is gonna have a major impact on Global Warming

or Climate Change or whatever term is used .. but I think folks on the

list should be exposed to various points of view .. it keeps us from

being dull critters .. and it is NOT out of line with the subject of

natural products.

 

I've not developed a fixed opinion on the issue yet .. but am open to

seeing lots of info on both sides of the issue. I do believe that the

Global Warming Army is similar to BigPharma .. in many ways.

 

And .. I don't think its too late .. or that Global Warming or Climate

Change is the major problem we're facing today. Its rather minor when

compared with some others that we can fix .. if we have the national

and global will.

 

> Point is, just turn off the lights you don't need on. Ride a bike.

> Buy locally. Stop using Bleach., etc, etc. Actually, you will save

> money in the long run......

 

Its not quite that simple .. but doing SOME the above isn't gonna hurt

folks if they wanna do it. I don't see a need to do all the above and

don't intend to .. I believe that one does not have to practice to be

uncomfortable .. they can get it right the first time .. every time.

 

> Can you tell I am passionate about this subject?

 

Sorta. ;-)

 

> Thanks all,

> Nikki

 

Welcome fer'shur. :-) Butch

 

 

>>The current conviction of thought coming from the global warming

>>enthusiast is that global warming can be prevented or lessened. Their

>>logic tells us if we just reduce or eliminate pollution---all will be

>>fine.

>>

>>In fact, the global warming army wants you to spend billions (with a

>>b) on the theory of " no pollution – no global warming " . It is this

>>very issue as to the reason I have chosen to take on the task of

>>fighting this well organized global warming regime. Make no mistake,

>>what you see unfolding now is the " battle " of Hearts and Minds, but

>>mostly the battle over MONEY. So lets take a look at who is to gain

>>what ---

[Guest guest]

It doesn't just break down to Soda and Water...

 

They (they dioxins in the bleach) are known respiratory aggravators

and also known to effect hormone levels.

 

Read a bit on greenfacts.org for more info...

 

thanks,

Nikki

 

On May 10, 2007, at 8:31 AM, L KELLEY wrote:

 

> I don't get the part about not using bleach? It breaks down to soda

> and water. Do we stop using baing soda too?

> Loree in ID

> Point is, just turn off the lights you don't need on. Ride a bike.

> Buy locally. Stop using Bleach., etc, etc. Actually, you will save

> money in the long run......

>

> Can you tell I am passionate about this subject?

>

> Thanks all,

> Nikki

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well, I went to the site and couldn't find anything on bleach.

Loree in ID

 

 

It doesn't just break down to Soda and Water...

 

They (they dioxins in the bleach) are known respiratory aggravators

and also known to effect hormone levels.

 

Read a bit on greenfacts.org for more info...

 

thanks,

Nikki

[Guest guest]

Loree-

Under Dioxins, not bleach.

 

Thanks for the sparring! Off to work now. Have a good day....

 

Nikki

On May 10, 2007, at 1:26 PM, L KELLEY wrote:

 

> Well, I went to the site and couldn't find anything on bleach.

> Loree in ID

 

------Lord, please help me to be the person my dog thinks that I am.

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

O-come now. Because I can't take what YOU say as the truth, I like to

research...that's sparring.

Have a good day!

Loree in ID

 

 

Loree-

Under Dioxins, not bleach.

 

Thanks for the sparring! Off to work now. Have a good day....

 

Nikki

On May 10, 2007, at 1:26 PM, L KELLEY wrote:

 

> Well, I went to the site and couldn't find anything on bleach.

> Loree in ID

 

------Lord, please help me to be the person my dog thinks that I am.