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Green Planet Ethics Green Energy Global Warming and Climate Change

Green Planet Ethics Green Energy Global Warming and Climate Change

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Just a glimpse of earth from orbit during a solar eclipse, as shown to the left just shows how much of an impact that it has on our planet. The potential for disaster on our fragile planet is high, even before we existed. The sun gets hotter, our rotation changes speed, or our axis shifts by a tenth of a degree. These could all create major problems which could very likely threaten life on this planet as we know it. Another concern, which is at the forefront of most everyone’s agenda lately, or which should be is what impact, or byproducts of our living on this planet has caused. Continue reading “Green Planet Ethics Green Energy Global Warming and Climate Change” »

Originally posted 2010-04-10 17:26:24. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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The Climate Change Debate Goes On

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While our leaders debate, time may be running out according to the experts. Who does what, who did what, and of course, how much will that cost seems to be the theme, but little progress is made. The real question should be how much will doing nothing cost us, ultimately. I myself believe that the cost of doing nothing will surmount any costs of trying to reduce, and ultimately eliminate our detrimental ways. There are more than just climate change issues at hand as well, but the climate change aspect just exasperates all other issues at hand, with the foremost being food and water supplies I imagine. Continue reading “The Climate Change Debate Goes On” »

Originally posted 2010-04-10 17:33:00. Republished by Blog Post Promoter

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Green Planet Ethics Climate Change Global Warming, and other thoughts

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Green Planet Ethics Climate Change Global Warming, and other thoughts boils down either for real, or a conspiracy theory, however you choose to address it, it is everyone’s problem who lives on Earth. Green energy is the future for Earth, not oil, which is finite and toxic at most levels. Earth cannot sustain our dependence on oil, and like any addiction, we need to take action. Finally admitting we have a problem is a good step, but is far from a solution on climate change. The clock is ticking on Planet Earth, and if this green energy can save us, or help us then we need to do it and do it now!
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