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A spotlight on the climate crusaders : Comments
By Ben-Peter Terpstra, published 3/12/2007As global warming apparently takes hold, consumer habits have changed little, as we pay lip service to 'green spirituality'.
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Posted by Leigh, Monday, 3 December 2007 9:21:04 AM
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Brilliant article only any thinking person would come up with the same conclusions.
Posted by runner, Monday, 3 December 2007 11:05:22 AM
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Now everyone listen to runner as he/she is the smartest person in the world, after all he/she is able to decide what is right and wrong. Perhaps between runner and Ben we should them to task of fixing all the worlds ills. I sure these guys would come up with some excellent ideas and thinking person can see that.
Ben, Ben Ben how dumb do you think people are. the important information about climate change come from scientist not "the media" I'll let you into a little secret...reporters misreport science news all the time. Even ones like New Scientist, the best place to look is in the science journals, sure there have been papers floating the idea of impending ice agers but the don’t get much support from their peers. Just because a news paper might run the story doesn’t make it main stream science. GB however is all together different, this has build it over thirty years with more and more evidence. But the main point is get over yourself it is not going to do Man any long term harm to go Green, however it may do us a lot of harm if we do not. Posted by Kenny, Monday, 3 December 2007 1:19:55 PM
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Terpstra, you are not a lateral thinker and we must continue to endure the same tired reiterations in all your articles.
But hey Ben, look around you. Do some thorough research rather than act as someone's whipping boy. Give us your hypothesis on why mass extinctions of various species are occurring and then at least return with an educated guess. Do not lose total credibility and state that man is blameless for the mass extinction of those species who are succumbing to our reckless indifference to the laws of nature. These species are the "canaries in the coal mines" and you are the ostrich with his head in the sand. http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cache:BTx7EF9lcoQJ:home.att.net/~thehessians/birds.html+dead+birds+western+australian+coastline+discovered+2007&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=3&gl=au&lr=lang_en Posted by dickie, Monday, 3 December 2007 4:38:19 PM
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According to ABC News Radio this morning, Australia will spend $1.5 billion, annually, helping backward countries with climate change.
As the money comes from us- governments have none of their own - get out your calculators and whack that up among the 21 million of us, then add on the predicted rises in our own energy and water costs. Still like what that nice Mr.Rudd and the eco-nuts who think they can inflence nature want to do? Remember,the costs are per annum, not one off. Posted by Leigh, Tuesday, 4 December 2007 7:56:40 AM
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Leigh, $71 per person per annum doesn't seem like that big a deal to me, with or without the extra energy and water costs. I guess it's just me, but helping poorer countries in developing energy efficiency etc seems not too bad for $71.
I guess we will have to wait and see where that money is actually going. Posted by Bugsy, Tuesday, 4 December 2007 11:35:19 AM
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What we all have to do is ignore them and wait for the next climate change to fix this one.
Nature cannot be controlled by talk or the money that talk is going to cost us, as energy producers and charletans increase their wealth without having any impact at all on a natural occurrence.