A Letter From 2070

[charmed61]

lol this was just a video go ahead feel symphaty or not it's not in my control. didnt mean to make this into flame post

[detroit_zune313]

so ummm
so, if they have to pay to breathe... do they pay it with the one glass of water they get?

and how do you make cotton with no plants

[Darth Camel]

Originally Posted by detroit_zune313

so ummm
so, if they have to pay to breathe... do they pay it with the one glass of water they get?

and how do you make cotton with no plants

Yeah, this video isn't well thought out. At all.

[Nurta]

You have to be in complete denial to deny Global Warming. The only question is the source of the warming and whether or not it poses a danger, the answer I don't know nor do I really care because it won't be this extreme.

I love how all food is synthetic rather than being grown... They have technology to make food without much water but can't figure out how to desalinate water...

Man, they teach how to do that in boy scouts. Strain, boil/evaporate, burn, electrically excite (I think). And with high demand comes the capitalists to improve efficiency and meet demand, no problem

[stkr]

I don't think that will happen, but something will. There's no way all of our reckless polluting will not have some sort of adverse reaction on the planet. Anyone who thinks that nothing will happen as a result of what we're doing is just insane. The question is to what extreme will our actions backfire on us and if there's anything that we can do about it.

[MasterSprtn117]

Originally Posted by Saline

I know, right?

I already shaved my hair off and threw away all my clothes. I feel so liberated!

Ahahahahaha!!!!


I doubt this water crisis will happen...

[soccerfreak24]

Where did all the water go...?

[stkr]

Originally Posted by soccerfreak24

Where did all the water go...?

I think it said something about the depleting ozone layer and something like that. I wasn't really paying attention. Either way, I think that it would take something massive to cause something so huge. Losing all of our drinking water seems a little far-fetched unless something drastic happened, such as a meteor smashing into the planet and sending up plumes of dust which would trap heat and raise the temperature of our planet by hundreds of degrees. The odds are pretty low, though.

[soccerfreak24]

Originally Posted by stkr

I think it said something about the depleting ozone layer and something like that. I wasn't really paying attention. Either way, I think that it would take something massive to cause something so huge. Losing all of our drinking water seems a little far-fetched unless something drastic happened, such as a meteor smashing into the planet and sending up plumes of dust which would trap heat and raise the temperature of our planet by hundreds of degrees. The odds are pretty low, though.

Yeah, and I'm pretty sure if were being hit by meteors, people aren't going to care if you don't recycle a cup, or waste water washing your car.

[stkr]

Originally Posted by soccerfreak24

Yeah, and I'm pretty sure if were being hit by meteors, people aren't going to care if you don't recycle a cup, or waste water washing your car.

Well, if you're living in Georgia, then people do more than care if you wash your cars, or water your lawn, or anything else. They call the police. Anyway, like I said, I do believe that we will start seeing some major reactions to all of our garbage and emissions, and it may be extreme, but I don't think we'll actually lose our water. I could see it becoming undrinkable. Purifying water is very expensive on a large scale.

[detroit_zune313]

Originally Posted by stkr

Well, if you're living in Georgia, then people do more than care if you wash your cars, or water your lawn, or anything else. They call the police. Anyway, like I said, I do believe that we will start seeing some major reactions to all of our garbage and emissions, and it may be extreme, but I don't think we'll actually lose our water. I could see it becoming undrinkable. Purifying water is very expensive on a large scale.

Yea you can get fined beaucoup bucks for wasting water. GA is going through a mini water crisis even though isn't the water levels coming back up...it better be with all this rain

[stkr]

Originally Posted by detroit_zune313

Yea you can get fined beaucoup bucks for wasting water. GA is going through a mini water crisis even though isn't the water levels coming back up...it better be with all this rain

Yeah, we've been getting a lot more, but I read that we've (my area), have reached where we were last October, which still isn't good. It's not as bad as it was a few months ago, but most of GA is still in pretty bad shape. North Georgia is still in an extreme drought from what I've read.

[AquaToad]

Originally Posted by Darth Camel

Desalination is slow, for now. Like how computers used to be slow. The global water demand is an excellent incentive to advance this technology because whoever does it can make a fortune.

^i agree^

[Napoleon Iven Quinnly]

this is crazy messed up, we all kno global warming will happen but the earth is designed to reset itself, we prob wont like it but it will happen, prob another ice age, most likely for a long time, and many people will die prob. but human race will go on especially in developed countries, thats my take at least

[133794m3r]

Yeah... thanks for making me sad... good job... and I was happy... well I can't talk right now.

[Techy Dude]

that wont happen bc of the water cycle

[133794m3r]

Shh... Techy... it's a green campaign video... you can't break their fun...