Video Shows Starving Polar Bear on Iceless Land
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Video Shows Starving Polar Bear on Iceless Land
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#2Meanwhile, we out here obsessing about making money on BTC...
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#3While it's sad that the bear died it's a bit of a jump to link it to global warming.
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#4Meanwhile, we out here obsessing about making money on BTC...
Same thoughts on my side. And we're mostly doing nothing to stop the growing catastrophe. And I am no exception to that, ...just to be honest.
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#5The changing climate conditions are going to wreak havoc on countless species in the coming century.
The only question is would we be ready when things start rolling faster than we could control?
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#6The world needs more SolarCoin and less Crypto Kitties https://cleantechnica.com/2017/06/29/solarcoin-cryptocurrenc...
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#7While it's sad that the bear died it's a bit of a jump to link it to global warming.
There is an entire paragraph showing the causation. I disagree that its a jump.
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#8The changing climate conditions are going to wreak havoc on countless species in the coming century. The only question is would we be ready when things start rolling faster than we could control?
If the richest and most powerful countries say "there is no climate change" and "others want to destroy our economy", then the answer is a pessimistic one. The same applies to countries that say "yes, there is a climate change and we must do something", but in the end avoid doing anything to unwind the death spiral.
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#9While it's sad that the bear died it's a bit of a jump to link it to global warming.
You won't see species vanish in a 1 minute video. It's a slow and painful death.
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#10While it's sad that the bear died it's a bit of a jump to link it to global warming.
The article is mostly about global warming and contains a wealth of citations / references / relevant links.
They provided their evidence as to why it's not a jump to link it to global warming -- where is your evidence that it is, in fact, a jump?