How do u feel about global warming. curious about all ages, but especially the younger generation 19 under?

Question

Was talking to 17 yr old nephew and he said it doesn't concern him. I know he's young but found it unerving. So want to know others thoughts.

Answer 1

I'm 16 and I think it's a very overlooked that should be more looked into by the government than it is, there are ways to help but it would take much more than what's being done now, it's hard to believe I live in one of the few countries that doesn't even acknowledge its existence, obviously there have been problems during every generation but we are already starting to see the effects such as glaciers that have been around for centuries starting to melt, in the long run it could just another phase that the Earth goes through but who knows

Answer 2

I am personally 15. I don't think it is a problem at all. It's not exactly fair though because mostly it's religious beliefs, but I've done an incredible work of my own and whether I had religion or not, I would believe that it's not a problem. And I HATE people who just yell in my face until I agree with them. Conservatives have to put up with so much.

I have to point out that about 20 year ago we were supposed to be coming into another Ice Age and now we're all gonna fry.

Answer 3

I'm 14, and I think that global warming is happening. Most people think that global warming just means that humans are heating up the earth. Global warming means that the earth is increasing in temperature, regardless of the cause. I think that humans contribute to global warming, but may not be the main cause. There are also volcanic eruptions which probably expel about 5 times as many gases as the u.s. in a year (or close to that). The earth is heating up, but it's nothing to worry about. The earth has always been going through hot stages and cold stages; it's just the earth' normal function.

Answer 4

32 Years old.

I use to belive in Global warming until I actually opened some books and did a little digging. Now I relize we're just seeing another point in the natural cycle of the planet. No diffrent than the global cooling scares of the past. I imagine that the government and the U.N. will get their way on alot of things and pass some laws that make not one bit of diffrence. And then 50 or 60 years from now, we, or our children will look back and laugh at all of this.

Answer 5

I'm 13 and I feel that the only reason that adults don't care about Global Warming is because they won't have to deal with it. Our generation will, and that ticks me off.My dad doesn't think it is happening and it is people like him ( no offense to my dad ) that are close-minded and narrow that are not making it any better. Al Gore is all talk and no save the environment, and probably doesn't give a crap what happens to our planet.

Answer 6

I'm age 40.

I have some to the conclusion that every generation says its the end of the world soon and it never is.

Politicians have utterly discredited science by making it a whore to the highest bidder and therefore science is unreliable.

It also highly suspicious that many politicians are using it as an excuse to raise taxes and yet do nothing to restrict globalism, the main cause of pollution.

I conclude its all a sham and the world will continue to turn and the human race endure.

Answer 7

It worries me kinda tbh. But my philosophy on the situation id what happens when you open a flood gate? You have to let it flow and run its course before you can make changes. I think we messed it all up, too little too late. I'm 18 btw

Answer 8

I'm 51 and i think my generation invented the old saying "The end is near " Well anyway who ever did it just got a little closer that's all

Answer 9

its a concern but nobodys cares about it becuz it wont be in there lifetime

Answer 10

well i don't believe in global warming anyway...i think the whole idea is bull crap