Avorysuds
Gold Member
Who else will change it? Bears?
Say we change all .3%... How much of a difference do you think it will have? .3% difference in overall weather? You have to remember you dumb ignorant fuck, the other 99.7% of *change* happening is do to everything else. It's not as if the weather was sitting in a perfect state, never changing and then .3% came along and fucked it all up.... unless of course you don't believe in climate changing over time by things like Space, the sun, volcanoes, animals, the oceans, forests, fires and pretty much everything else.
See., you hate science. You're like a back woods bro science redneck who claims to know stuff like a shaman or some crazy ass chit.
If .3% isn't significant enough in your expert opinion. What % would be significant for you?
With 6 billion people on the planet and claims that man made global warming is going to make the world inhabitable, I'd say around 60 or 70% need to come from humans, not .3%.
I mean think of it terms of what can you actually do with .3%. Cut it to .27%? So you want to make a .03% change over what, 25 years? But lets be honest, in that 25 year time frame humans might be doing .4% worth of all Co2 admissions... because you know more people, more energy being used and all that.
So yes, 60% seems fair, because you would only be able to cut that number by so much over such a long period of time and it might actually have an impact. But Humans doing .3% now at 6 billion people, with hopes of slowing that growth on a level that can't even be measured seems pointless... This all based on the fact that .3% makes no difference as it stands.
Pollution = bad, focus on that.