re: #253 darthstar

There’s a big freakin’ hole in the ozone over the south pole, and it sometimes reaches South America. UV ratings are so bad in New Zealand that children are required to wear wide-brimmed hats to school in addition to slathering SPF goop on themselves. Skin cancer rates in southern Chile are through the roof. An ice-shelf the size of Texas broke apart in the last couple of years around Antarctica. The question should be “Is there anything man can do to change his current behavior that might have an effect on slowing this process?” If it isn’t, then we’re not asking the right question.

We’ve already proven we can turn rivers into toxic waste dumps that would kill you if you fell in them. And we’ve proven that we can clean up these things so that they won’t kill you if you drink the water.

This has nothing to do with you personally, unless you actively work to stop science from working to protect the planet…then it’s personal.

what’s any of that got to do with AGW?