How many of you care about Glabal Warming???

Answer 1

Indeed I do!

Hope you do too.

Answer 2

I guess you mean global warming. Most people care about it but there's not a great deal the ordinary citizen can do. I have cut back on the use of my car to about 800 miles a year and use public transport whenever possible. Cutting back on the use of the car may not be possible for people who say live way out in the Midwest where the nearest town might be 50 miles drive or just making a visit to relatives may involve half a day's drive, round trip. The mayor of London, Ken Livingston, is going to license the already growing fleet of pedal powered rickshaws which ply for trade in London's Westend and Soho district. It's a start and should help cut emissions.

Answer 3

I DO NOT CARE at all. This is as rubbish as:
1) Anthrax flying from Tora Bora Non Stop
2) Bird Flue changing into Human flu
3) SARS
4) Darwin's theory of evolution
5) Dianasours
6) 9/11 carried out by Muslims
7) WMDs in Iraq

Answer 4

I do, and the amount of people who still don't care frightens me.
No god and no gouvernment will save the planet if the people don't.

As for those who think they can leave and find another planet after they have sucked this one dry, even if this was an option in the future, it would most certainly only be available to the very rich ones,
NOT the ones like you or me.

Answer 5

I agree with 'pathowiz' entirely, and being of a thoroughly selfish disposition, it won't have any effect on me during my lifetime anyway and I couldn't care less over what MIGHT happen after I've died.
Granted, brother (!) Bush could do a bit towards the immediate effects, but as he doesn't give a shite, then why should I !!!
In any case, by the time Earth gives up the ghost, the human race (or whatever has replaced us by then thanks to evolution) will be light years away on another planet.

Answer 6

I do. I've done a paper on global warming and global warming may not effect us it will definitely affect or children and grand children.

It is real and to ignore, I think is kind of selfish to future generations

Answer 7

I Do i'm a cab driver for the last seven years and the change is unbelievable tree dieing later above 10c in mid winter freezing in summer baby hedgehogs running round sept/oct high tide freak waves
sharks giant jelly fish in our waters heat waves in teneriffe it goes on man and frightening thank god for people like Richard branson

Answer 8

I do care, but I just don't get it... It's not something you can see is it, it's not like you look out of the window and go "sheesh, we'd better cycle today!", and so I can't actually imagine what is happening.
Sounds to me like the politician types are just trying to scare us, same as they tell us that crimes gone up forty percent, and that the waters gone bad, and that cancer is caused by sex, and all that stuff that just doesn't mean anything anymore because we're told more and more stupid random stuff everyday.

Answer 9

I care deeply, so much I asked the same question a few weeks back, got huge response, so yes we all do care!

Answer 10

I think everyone does. Some people think its worse than it is. But since the industrial revolution ( around the world ), all of the pollution that is created has had a negative affect on the world. The question is, to what degree ?

Answer 11

I find it rather exciting, all this wild unpredictable weather and rising sea levels. I am all for it, and am building a boat in my back garden for me, the cat and the parrot, a sort of ark I suppose