al did succeed. he scared children and parents in to beleiving they are going to die because they live in theu.s. and do not care about the PLANET

And I wondered where all the Hare Krishnas had gone.

My Other Car is a 100-Foot Houseboat

State Department? Filled with socialists undermining my country.

CIA? Filled with libtards undermining our CIC during wartime.

Look at Ohio’s state government attacks on Joe-the-plumber…..can we say t-y-r-r-a-n-y??? YES WE CAN!

http://www.tennesseepolicy.org/main/article.php?article_id=367

If you’ve got better info from the USGS upinak, by all means put up a link to it.

starfleet_dude on December 26, 2008 at 4:08 PM

As a geologist and someone who has used USGS data for years and years, I can assure you that the quality of USGS work product has been declining for years, mainly due to funding and mandates to work on stuff like global warming pseudo-science rather than real geology. The mission of the USGS has changed a lot, unfortunately, and I am more apt to use geologic maps that were produced in the 1940’s and 1950’s than I am to use current stuff, even if they were producing much of that.

Furthermore, one link to web site hardly constitutes “evidence.” Anyone with even a passing knowledge of science understands that they have been climatological cycles throughout geologic history. The nature of glaciers is to grow and recede in response to the climate which, by the way genius, is influenced by much more than human activity. If you would delve into anythings besides a few web site pictures, you could see that actual ice core data, etc. indicates that the glaciers in question have been growing and shrinking from long before global warming supposedly began. This can also be verified through dendrochronolgy that also accurately verifies climatological cycles that precede so-called global warming. However, I would not expect someone engaged in drive-by “science” to dig much deeper than pretty pictures on web site.

One last question: If glaciers receding is evidence of global warming, that what happened at the end of the last ice age? Perhaps global warming caused by mammoth methane production? Yeah – that must be it.

interest

If we don’t stop using fossil fuels immediately, we are all going to die because of global warming. However, because George Bush (singularly apparently) won’t take all the plebes’ cars away, there is nothing that can be done, and Al Gore and his friends might as well continue to burn fossil fuels as fast as they with their enormous wealth.

Perhaps all the environuts should *each* take a luxury jet to Tuvalu so they can show us all how important it is we sell our cars and start biking to work – through several feet of “global warming” this time of year, of course.

Kini on Dec 26,2008 at 8:00PM.

Kini: You are resourceful eh!Thanks for that,Kini!Haha:)

But,no Canadian Beaver hunts tho?

I,I mean in its natural habitat!Haha.:)

This is my favorite 12 Days of Christmas

Canadian Style!

Buy Danish on Dec 26,2008 at 6:12PM.

Buy Danish:Thank-you for that link,and don’t forget all the
venting that’s taking place on the ocean’s floor
pumping this crap out!

Man made my #ss!:)

Regeneration efficiency ranges form slightly significant to insignificant, depending on terrain, vehicle weight and driving habits.

Here is probably the best non-biased, real world analysis I have seen on regeneration:

LegendHasIt on December 26, 2008 at 6:30 PM

Keep in mind that the mass to air resistance ratio is different between a car and a bike, so it might not work out the same.

Here is probably the best non-biased, real world analysis I have seen on regeneration:

mr.blacksheep on December 26, 2008 at 6:10 PM

Exactly.

Mord on December 26, 2008 at 5:01 PM

This is a good historical summary of famous volcanic eruptions and their devastating effect on the environment.

WTF?

Count to 10 on December 26, 2008 at 5:57 PM

I’m laughing at the logic of slowing down to speed up.
Then I remembered this story about peddle power.