David Suzuki: Vote Environment 2008

David Suzuki doesn't care which party you prefer. He does care passionately that you know what's at stake in the federal election, and that you let politicians know that. www.VoteEnvironment2008.ca Distributed by Tubemogul.

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[thecrackwalker]

David comes from a town I lived in for many years. His word is strong here and always take his word for things. He is an honest upstanding Canadian citizen and speaks for the planet. A wonderful man, a true Canadian hero.

I will follow his advice.

I am voting green this year.

I have always voted ndp, but like the tories and the whigs, they do nothing.

I am disillusioned greatly by the wishy washy leadership we have had since Trudeau.

I am voting GREEN.

[mspen1018]

The environment is most important IMHO...

[xxPowerOnxx]

Vote for the environment. Vote for the economy. Vote for real people (like me) who is affected by the decisions our government take. Check my videos and vote for the right plans. Vote for me :-) Amen!

[BabylonShitstem]

david is a fraudster geologist hes not a climatologist, this is all a scam

[12v45g]

Oh, right, whoops.

[DavinaDarling]

his name is Tim Flannery...

[eachtem]

Dr. Suzuki should either be Prime Minister or the Prime Minister take or have the Prime Mistister or the whole house of commoms abbide to what ever he says...

[12v45g]

a book called "We are the Weather Makers

[12v45g]

The ways global warming effects the earth's biology are endless. It increases acidity in the ocean, it reduces the habitat of fauna living in the cryosphere because of melting ice, and in terms of humans, pushes mosquitos higher up mountains towards tribes which have traditionally lived their to escape malaria. I am not the best person to tell you about everything known about global warming and what it will do. So, if you are willing ot listen to a biologist, I reccommend Tom Flannagan who wrote

[12v45g]

That slight increase in temperature slightly decreases the amount of snow on the ground to reflect sunlight, resulting in slightly higher temperatures. It lets the boreal forest slightly expand into the cryosphere, further altering the albedo effect. Increased CO2 concentrations slightly decrease the amount of CO2 trees take in. It's a constant domino effect. Amount of things a slight change in temperature results in is beyond human comprehension.

[CleanGreen13]

Vostok does not disprove the greenhouse effect of CO2. The burning of fossil fuels have changed the expirement.

[CleanGreen13]

Again what is your point? The important question is HOW does temperature control atmospheric CO2? The largest source and sink of C02 is the ocean. Temperature is a factor in how much gas can dissolved in liquid, the warmer it is the less dissolved gases it can hold. So if say earths orbit causes the earth to warm intern causes less CO2 to be absorbed by the ocean and atmospheric CO2 increase (lag) behind temperature. Vostok graphes have nothing to do with burning fossil fuels.