it realy bothers me that im going to be f***ed because of idiots who somehow still don't believe in global warming.
also, after seeing an inconvenient truth, i think i have lost all respect for america for allowing george bush to be elected over gore. though i understand that history is easier to judge.
which facts presented in an inconvenient truth are disputable? I don't mean to come across as someone who just saw the movie and assumes everything is true, but i've read published articles that claim global warming is just alarmists and that we should ignore it to help the economy, but the two sides don't seem to match at all. one seems based on greed, or at best the idea of helping out the lower classes, while the other seems based on fact and trying to save the earth.
and in reply to the guy saying that when he was in highschool his teachers warned him of a coming ice age, and now we speak of global warming: well first of all, your high school teacher may not have had the evidence we do now. secondly, global warming can lead to an ice age. should the north atlantic continue to melt, it's cold water would drift south, stopping the earth's natural flow of heated and cooled water. The last time this happened europe went into a 900 year ice age (that's straight from gore). Also, to the guy claiming we only have records dating back few hundred years: core samples from the north and south poles allow us to see past temperatures dating back hundreds of thousands of years, so actually we know a lot more about the earth's cycles than you seem to imply. (that's from gore as well as environmental science class)