Insane, eh? 20 years ago, we had 2' of snow in mid November, but now it rains for Christmas. :shakehead:
wtf...crazy, dood. dude it's bone friekin' dry here....and in Georgia they are in an extreme draught situation.....they normally have 56 inches of rain for the year and they've only had 23 inches thus far.
this planet is going to turn into a piece of shit, for reals....a brown, dry one.
You and I both KNOW it's going to take some serious disaster that hits a major city like NY, D.C., L.A., etc...to get the anuses in Waashington to do something...just like every dayem other major event in history.
Too bad it probably will be too late and will cost a fortune. So far they're just playing the blame game. It's not the 100 million cars and coal plants, it's cow farts. :shakehead:
tabana wrote:Too bad it probably will be too late and will cost a fortune. So far they're just playing the blame game. It's not the 100 million cars and coal plants, it's cow farts. :shakehead:
:lol: you fuggin' crack me up, dude.
If a country like Brazil with over half the population of the United States can ERASE dependence on foreign oil it's obvious we could at least make a significant dent in our dependence for the benefit of the climate...since we are the largest energy user at the moment.
Both our rulers are in the oil business, so I doubt they want to reduce the oil consumption. I think they're paving the streets with gold in Alberta. I didn't know about Brazil, that's great. :)
Both our rulers are in the oil business, so I doubt they want to reduce the oil consumption. I think they're paving the streets with gold in Alberta. I didn't know about Brazil, that's great. :)
Yes sir. Nice place Alberta will be....about Brazil, they switched their cars to ethanol consumption so they don't import foreign oil for their automobiles. So they don't get influenced by fluctuations in the world oil market.
AS far as the weather is concerned, although that's great news, hopefully they don't chop down the Amazon forest which mostly lies in Brazil.....that's like one of the "lungs" of our planet. :sweat:
tabana wrote:Ha, good point. If they're burning it down to grow stuff for ethanol and cow pastures, we're screwed.
exactly...anyhow....I better build my own desalination plant so when we run out of fresh water because it dried up, I can have some more ammo for my water gun without the damaging effects of salt water
-4C right now, and SNOWING! Last night we got hit with a snow storm, so this morning everything was white! Downfall? It was freezing rain too, so everything is also ice. :sweat: