Save us Al Gore!

In the short term the earth is not a closed system – we receive a constant stream of energy from the sun but we also loose energy to space. However, the ability of the earth to process the energy in and out within a range capable of supporting the intricate interconnections required to maintain a habitable planet is greatly put at risk by many of our behaviors.

I believe we have already set in motion the end of life as we know it. The issue is not about slowing down what we are doing but reversing what we have done.

This should be a reminder there is no easy fix in world with near 7 billion people. Presuming technology to find the cure – when technology is largely responsible for the problem – is mistaken and misguided. The solution will not be from technology but rather learning how to live in greater harmony with the world we have.

B) You can also use materials to trap heat, and by conduction and minor energy input, concentrate larger amounts of heat energy into a tiny space then blast it into space, like a KAMEHAMEHA!!!!

Although the volcanic eruptions in Iceland in the last year or two released more greenhouse gases than all of the man-made greenhouse gases since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution combined, so who knows?

What we do know is that everybody living near those things hates them for their constant subsonic noise that makes them feel physically and mentally ill. Maybe we can get Solyndra to solve this problem. Maybe they could postpone going out of business long enough to steal another half trillion dollars.

Tell me, who’s paying for all those “decades of research” by “thousands of scientists”? Right! The politicians who want to use it as an excuse to gain more control!  No, they’re not just as suspect as Big Energy, you say… The politicians only have 1000x the budget of Big Energy, 10^23 times the ambition and the police powers to back it all up, but they’re good, right?Personally, this article and the others like it today would be freakin’ funny if all this Klimate Krap wasn’t so f’ing expensive to implement. Next week, if I haven’t missed one already, there’ll be an article about how solar panels are killing the speckled tree aphid because they cause climate change.