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I have to say... People's statements that "the debate is over", are ridiculous. No scientists agree on this. 1000's of scientists say that it is true, just as many say it is not. How often do you hear about how NASA has shown that all of the planets in the solar system have shown a significant increase in temp at the same time as our own planet. Global Warming is a corporate fad, the only ones who push the issue are those looking to profit from its "plausibility". Frankly, I dont think Global Warming is man made, we are basing our "high temp" records off of only 150 yrs of near accurate temp recording. Scientists agree that at the time of the dinosaurs, earth had an avg temp of approx 107 degrees F, or higher. We have to save our planet, its the only one we have and we cant recycle it. We have to conserve our resources, stop strip mining, stop mass deforestation for Mcdonalds and biofuels. We have to stop littering and pollution, especially considering there are 2 garbage islands in the middle of the pacific nearing the size of USA alone. I'm all for a green movement, just not under the guise of "man- made Global Warming" and not for the profiteering of global corporations and their lobby monkey's like Al Gore. No Carbon taxes. more green energy sources, more hawke reactors to rid ourselves of landfills... Think Green does not mean think about the planet, at least not to the corporations that are pushing the products and byproducts of global warming. Think Green to them means $$$, and lots of it. Al Gore's house emits more CO2 in 1 yr than mine will in 10 yrs. Which side of the "Green Line" are these guys on, Money or Earth?

I find it a tragedy that these natural disasters are worsened by mankind's raping of planet earth... we only have one... Though "man made" global warming has been disputed even by the man who first suggested it, and thousands of scientists world wide have attributed it to the sun's warming as entire solar system has been heated up... we still have people focusing too much on flex fuel from corn and carbon taxes that we're letting these more important problems like polluting our oceans and clear cutting of rainforests for corn crops, that ineffectively offer less fuel than say, growing marijuana plants for fuel, which provide the same amount of fuel w/ 1/10th the space necessary... not to mention how this has caused a dramatic increase in food costs world wide... the storm wasn't preventable, but the damage was... how unnecessary... ugh...