sam,
things like the costs of houses maynot be our basic needs to survive the future.
i have watched and had the same questions too.
when the shift of 1degree happened, not only was global warming a factor, but, as i watched i began to notice another force in nature become involved.
simple, logistics of gravity. this added to the equation. this did not come slowly either, we were loosing time just by not taking into account how much gravity pulled it's wild card.( because of an underground earthquake? wave? go figure..) i have tried, but still cannot combine the two forces now which stand as to our survival. what is seen will not even give us a clue to a time frame as to what we can do. that one degree wild card can already be seen in the shift of the atlantic gulf stream, but the degree exactly was never detailed, is it possible that is also involved a minor tilt( east / west) if it did, one clue can be seen today. the tornados? in floridia, the freaky flooding? of europe by the atlantic gulf stream. the areas of new england ski resorts? with out snow. the ...... well, i gotta stop, i just scared the wits out of myself too.
but yes as a speicies we can survive the upcoming era, the word is adapt, the man who posted it was correct. the only wild card left to try to figure into this entire seneirio is one i make a point never to try. human will. the question may only come down to this one point to enable our survival, i would even say as a speicies.(too dramatic)
the question lies in the hearts of the individual who make this their own concerns.
Do we / or Have we given our selves enough time to band together with no other reason than to protectect each other's rights to keep living?
at this point i can only answer with the add of a tootie pop add. " the world will never know."?
unless we try now.
again, thanks mz comp analysis, you can already see how a human memory drive can mend. am i able to atleast make my ideas clearer? you, thanks, but i had time, do we?
2007-02-07 23:54:40
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answered by michelle c 1
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With or without climate change, there will be economic problems. Climates do change in a year and nature keeps things in cycles. Like in the balance of weather equations, if we lose ice in the poles, we will have more clouds, more precipitation, colder atmosphere and later more ice again.
2007-02-08 06:18:06
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answered by Anonymous
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Well, first of all if the rivers and oceans swell, there might be no need to raise house prices especially for those on the coast since they'll be destroyed. But yes, quite rightly as you said, taxes and everything else will need to be risen due to the fact that natural catastrophies can and may happen. I'm talking on the extreme case here, where heavy rain will continue for days and days.....HOPE THAT HELPS..
2007-02-08 06:19:25
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answered by RobLough 3
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Yes.
Millions of tons of crap DAILY into the atmosphere is nothing to sneeze at. Pun intended.
We are screwing ourselves over for a buck.
Shooting ourselves in the herd.
Stepping on our own ducks.
Cutting off our nose to spite our finch.
Kicking ourselves in the asparagus beetle.
For the almighty dollar we're ruining it for everybody and everything, and people who deny it are three fries short of a Happy Meal.
Have a nice day.
2007-02-10 16:15:44
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answered by Dorothy and Toto 5
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