Ice bridge ruptures in Antarctic

[-:Undertaker:-]

Still, we do need to cut down on the amount of fossil fuels we use since it's going to run out soon and the only way to get power when it does will be through the new green methods.

We only use just below 1/2 of each oil well we discover, there are many many more oil wells out there waiting to be discovered and the ones we have already 'used' still have most of their oil in them, the only reason why we haven't used all of it is because its more economical at the moment to leave that well and use the top of another well.

Green methods will never work, they are not economical and need too much maintenance and replacing. Wind farms have a life of about 15 - 20 years and to replace just one nuclear power plant in terms of power you'd need thousands and thousands of wind turbines. Considering nuclear is only a small part of our energy policy at the moment, your looking at hundreds of thousands, if not millions of turbines needed, and remember they would need replacing every 20 years - a truly impossible and uneconomic task.

Nuclear will be the energy we turn to, it is very reliable and is getting cheaper to produce. No longer will we have to rely on Iran and Russia for our oil/gas which they could stop the flow of anytime they wish. France, United Kingdom and United States + many others are turning back to the nuclear solution.

[Agnostic Bear]

Attention everyone who believes in global warming:

We're still in an ice-age.

[no waiii]

Attention everyone who believes in global warming:

We're still in an ice-age.

I though that we are overdew one by about 10,000 years lol?

[Virgin Mary]

Who cares it's not going to affect us in our lifetimes.

[no waiii]

Who cares it's not going to affect us in our lifetimes.

Think of the children1!11!!1!!one1!1!!!!!1

[-:Undertaker:-]

I though that we are overdew one by about 10,000 years lol?

No, we're actually in one now as Jewish Bear says, the poles were in their 'normal' state forests, that is why there are large areas of resource under the ice from the rotting matter that has been compressed into oil and so on.

[no waiii]

No, we're actually in one now as Jewish Bear says, the poles were in their 'normal' state forests, that is why there are large areas of resource under the ice from the rotting matter that has been compressed into oil and so on.

everytime i google it, it just says were comming out of a little one, is that whats you's mean?

[-:Undertaker:-]

everytime i google it, it just says were comming out of a little one, is that whats you's mean?

I have heard many things about it to be honest, all I know is that from the last ice age we are still recovering and the poles should melt according to nature.

[no waiii]

ohh, i tought we are entering a new one but were comming out of ones by the looks of the things of reader from google