2012 My View Based on The Facts (Yellowstone)

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My Opinion on how the world will most likely end.


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Greenland Ice Caps are Melting at a Faster Rate Than Expected

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Greenland, the world’s largest island, is about 81% ice-capped. Sea level rise is caused by the melting ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica, as suggested by global warming alarmists.


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The Problems with Carbon Off-setting and Carbon Neutrality

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Examining the problems with off-setting schemes and suggesting alternative approaches.


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Can We Stop The Demise of Our Precious Coral Reefs?

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The worlds coral reefs are under attack and endangered. What’s causing the destruction of our fragile reefs? and how will the National Marine Sanctuary protect, preserve, and rejuvenate the Florida keys before it is too late?


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The Greenhouse Effect: Is The World Heating Up?

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An increase in global water temperatures of only 2°F could raise the ocean level by two feet; melting ice caps could creating extreme flooding and changing the face of the landscape the world over…Low-lying cities, such as New York and New Orleans, would be the first to be affected. It has been estimated that if sea levels rose no more than 26 feet, senators of the future would travel from the Capitol by boat to visit the White House!


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Ice in The Arctic Will Disappear

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The researchers predicted, the Arctic Sea (poles) will be free of ice in summer within the next decade. After the spring over, the researchers re-measured the thickness of the ice along the 450 mile route across the Beaufort Sea. They found most of the ice is very thin.


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When Will Humans Go Extinct?

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Interestingly enough there are many people who feel the best thing for the planet is the extinction of humans. How likely is this to happen?


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Global Warming Facts

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Facts on global warming.


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Ocean Acidification

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Scientists used to think that the oceans’ absorption of carbon dioxide was a good thing for the environment as it lessens the effects of global warming. However, it has now been shown that by taking up one-third of the carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, the pH level of the oceans is changing and becoming more acidic. In the past 200 years, the oceans have absorbed about 175 billion tons of carbon dioxide. This significant change in the chemistry of the ocean threatens corals and other marine organisms that secrete skeletal structures. This means, that by the end of the century, coral reefs could be totally destroyed.


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The Effect of Global Warming on The Earth

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How global warming affect various ecosystem.


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