Global warming

So, im standing at a bus stop waiting for a bus when i get to meet this charming old man.

Now dont get me wrong folks. Im not one for talking to strange drunk men, but this one got to talk to me before getting drunk, what a nice bloke.

Anyway, after talking to him i thought i wuold get round to my global warming blog.

Some interesting facts:

There are 7 billion people on this planet and if we all had cars, and fridges and all the other stuff we had to get rid of due to global warming - i mean really maxed out, we would only make up 18% of this planets total o2 immisions.

34% comes from land - all those bubbling vocanos and caves etc

and the daddy of the all is the sea! 48%!!!!

...and sadly i cant remember where the other 10% went but it was minimal and nothing could be done about it anyway.

But when i was a kid the weather was nothing like it was today. I remember regular snow in winter. I remember cold autumns. But then i remember lots of things.

One of the things i remember was the map of the world. huge patches of lush green lands accross our great global landscape. And today i saw a map with not so many green bits! You know we have wiped out so many trees globally its a miracle we dont look like Mars. We were flattening trees across the globe before we long before we all knew what a rain forest was, or what it did, or how it played its part in maintaining our delicate planetary system. We have wiped out some of the oldest tress in the world for crops and roads and cities and factories. and well, just to change the view! we have hacked away at trees in the last 200 years as if they were going out of fashion and i think its safe to say (thinking of our recent floods) its cost us big time!

Deserts getting bigger, all that ice melting - the face of this planet is in the process of change and there is nothing we can do about it, well we could. And in fact, as this is my blog and i can rant all i like, i shall say, instead of sending our fine troops to pointless wars in dusty desert lands, why not send them to fend for unprotected forests? why not have them develop a military plan for replanting? Instead of telling people about doing something about the 8% they are producing now.

And dont even get me started on global dimming!

Remember Dinosaurs? As i recall they started eating a lot of trees too and they got hit not only by a meteor, but there was also a plum earthquake that also set of the blackening of the sky lasting longer than the effects of the meteor. (told you i was a geek)

I believe gods once walked this planet, the dinosaurs and probably a few other things as well. the the ones that have lasted are remembered in some way. Gods in stories and worship, Dinosaurs in rock and Barney. How will we be remembered when we are no more? will we be known as the ones who thought we could stop a change, but didnt think we could create one.

who knows. Blog possibly.lol

Hope you are all well you wonderful people. Even you baldy.