haffeysucks asked:


I am writing a paper on global warming. Also, what are some good sources to write a paper with?

Enter nickname here asked:


Everywere I look they say human activitys cause global warming, but nothing actually explains what those activitys are.

Shawna asked:


I’m young and really want to get involved in some free online campaigns against global warming, and then hopefully upgrade to some very hands on activities in the community. If anyone has any ideas of where to start that would be wonderful! Thank you!

Go Arizona! asked:


if anyone benefits it would be poor people. because global warming makes everyone else poorer. Any government market intervention would weaken the economy so there’s no motive for it, really. Both candidates are aware of this, reluctantly.

Sara asked:


I am not deying man-made global warming. I totally agree that it’s true.
However, we know at some point everything we see now will be totally different due to earth’s everchanging nature whether it be continental drift, ice age, non-man caused global warming, etc. And all these events will destroy costal cities and radically redefine the landscapes.
So what I’m asking is why are you putting so much effort into preventing the inevitable destruction that earth will impose on humans?
We’re all doomed to extinction and an everchanging planet.

threegooofs asked:


Same type of argument. Overwhelming scientic consensus (on global warming, on cancer/tobacco link) and one side focuses in on the small number of scientists who disagree.

Yes, you could find vehement tobacco/cancer link deniers in the 80s.

The parallel is almost the same as with Evolution. I wonder how many GW deniers dont believe in Evolution.

mikayla_starstuff asked:


I hear people say stuff like ‘wow it’s been cold lately, global warming must be bunk’. How is the best way to correct this without sounding snarky about it?

shawna asked:


I’m doing a research project in school on global warming (and how it’s effecting wildlife), and I would just like to know what you people think about it.

Do you believe it is real, or just another stage that the earth is going through? Please support your opinions.

Do you think that people these days are knowledgeable about what is going on with it, or do you think that people know but just don’t care?

The population of chinstrap penguins has decreased about 60% over the years because the krill that they feed off of live under a layer of ice, and since the earth is warming and the ice is melting, the krill population is declining.

Polar bears may be added to the endangered species list because their habitat is melting away.

Reindeer are moving south because they cannot get to the grass up north anymore because of freezing rain.

Also, if you have any ideas on how to help global warming, please feel free to add a possible solution or two to your answer. Thank you!

Vote for Pedro asked:


There are so many actions we as humans can take to reduce and slow global warming.

For example, I always do carpool when going off town with other friends or family. I always recycle and put everything in the right container. I use my bike to go close places. I reduce the electricity usage in my house and many other things that we sometimes think don’t effect the cause.

What are you doing to reduce global warming?

gutterpup asked:


In talking with a lot of people about global warming it seams that people dont want to talk about the science or statistics that disagree with them, its like talking to somebody about religion. What I seem to notice is that peoples thoughts about GW are locked in and its pointless to talk to them( arguing at a brick wall comes to mind). Any idea on how to talk to people and accualy change their mind.