Global Warming: You Can Make a Difference

Our appetite for the earth's resources and consumer goods has led to global warming of the atmosphere. This DVD argues that action could and should be taken at both international and political levels, then addresses the question of what each of us as individuals can do to reduce our use of non-renewable energy sources and lower our personal 'carbon footprint' on the planet.

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[pickford7812]

@2coconuts4u The only problem is getting those satellites built and what resources are going to be used to make that smoke that we are just shooting into space? This only protects us from global warming, what about all the other types of pollution caused by oil such as water pollution and all of the hydro carbons in our air? Wouldn't it just be a whole lot easier to stop driving and get a bike? move closer to sustainable living.

[2coconuts4u]

satellites will make the change if they start building them to protect the planet ...smoke screen satellites the satellites will make a smoke screen between the sun and the planet we can control the satellite and tell it when we want it to protect us

[Thisawareness]

Climate change chief says sorry for hot air claim over melting glaciers

By David Derbyshire

Last updated at 10:21 AM on 22nd January 2010

After a global outcry, Dr Rajendra Pachauri - chairman of the IPCC - has issued an unprecedented apology.

dailymai(.)co(.)uk/news/articl e-1245161/Climate-change-chief -says-sorry-hot-air-claim-melt ing-glaciers(.)html#ixzz0dLXw1 aeR

Choo Choo Charlie apologizes, thats golden