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- tommyo0
Ukit... who's fault was it when the ice age came to an end? Look, I'm not saying that it can't be us causing some of this... BUT... the only real fact is that we don't really know. We do know that the climate on earth is a volatile thing, constantly changing.
Religious nuts aside, if you take the timeline of earth and represented that as the Empire State Building, the timeline of humans is but the size of a mere postage stamp. This whole thing just feels a little too reactionary to me. But, when all is said and done, it would be much safer for us humans to live cleaner. So I'm with you on just about every 'solution,' I'm just not going to play the chicken little. We can go about this without all the doom and gloom, 'we must act now or we die!' bullshit. Like I said before, I think this is part of our societal evolution and it will happen. I just think that rushing into costly solutions as quickly as possible is the wrong approach.