How Did Global Warming Become a Cool Issue & a Hot Cause?

http://www.bridgetalk.ca is the place discuss this and other intriguing topics. This episode examines the issue of climate change through several regular people's perspectives.

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[TheJurassiccrap]

Thumps up if you got this from a search of futrama

[Machmedibror]

That Earth-icecream looks delicious..

[Paja96able]

1:42 just the first second

[CheesecakeCzar]

Do insane global warming skeptics breed on this page or something? You read one comment and your hope for humanity starts melting with the icecaps. Because that PERMAfrost is supposed to go away. *facepalm for conservative America*

[grayfox189]

Over the past 100 years, earth's average climate rose by .6 degrees Celsius globally, the trends between CO2 and temperature are correlating. Corporations just aren't willing to pay for their actions so they make a cover that it's a myth so they won't have to follow or get new regulations.. You can say climate change is a myth, but just because it isn't affecting us so much(yet), doesn't mean it isn't affecting other continents and it won't in the future.

[amyhuk]

@Ralokone i dont remember either. but sufice to say a warmer earth is a better earth...too bad its been cooling since 1998

[Ralokone]

@amyhuk huh, I dont know what comment you are replying too it was too long ago

[amyhuk]

@Ralokone actually a warmer earth is better for the survival of species. more living space more rain more abundance. the dinasaurs lived in a MUCH warmer earth than present.

[amyhuk]

@FreeTheRadical i know right? global warming has been happening for the last 40k years...why would it magicly STOP being natural global warming 150 years ago. and START being anthropogenic global warming?...couldnt it simply be a continuation of the natural global warming that has been happening for 40k years? has the earth always had polar ice caps? and if not what percentage of earths 4500 million year history has had polar icecaps? what is eaths "normal" temp? has climate EVER been stable?

[amyhuk]

@hesteaeble 1998 was the hottest 2010 didnt even make the top twenty

[amyhuk]

lol futurama edited in BRILLIANT