QUOTE(7-7 @ Mar 25 2006, 09:31 AM)
I am no expert, but Yes I think out humanly actions can cause these types of catastrophic events. Maybe not quite that catastrophic but maybe a portion of what was shown.
Did you even read the topic?
QUOTE(7-7)
Because I live in Maine, where it is normally snowing during the winter, It hasnt snowed much this year. I didnt even get to ride my snowmobile. I think that Global Warming is affecting this, and with that we had a bad winter because of not that much snow. The snow that we did get, we either had a couple of warm days after that or there were long rains where the snow was nearly wiped completely away. Maybe not bad but in the movie it was a small start to what happened as well!
You
can't be serious.
Not getting snow one winter and you blame it on GLOBAL WARMING?! Are you insane? The most the tempature could drop from one year due to global warming is around .0005 Degrees. That's not enough to not get any snow, what you expirenced is what we call a Bad Skiing Winter. Not a global warming side effect. It's quiet obvious you're "Not an expert" you're not even a beginner. Please read the topic before posting anything.
QUOTE(7-7)
I think yes we are causing these things to occur. Like the Ozone has a hole now.[right][snapback]452696[/snapback][/right]
That's due to CFCs and isn't completly our fault. How many other miracle chemicals ended up destroying the earth's Ozone? None.
QUOTE(DeadlyInnocence)
I am not an expert in climatology, but from what I know, there is a huge hole in the ozone layer right above the Antartica. If so, all it has to do is get a little heat going down there and then the ice cap will melt.
A hole in the Ozone layer doesn't make it hotter down there, it just exposes everything to Ultra Violet rays which cause Skin Cancer and other types of Cancer. You also have to have your bare skin revealed to the Ultra Violet lays, and the chances of anyone looking up in Antarica are very low. However it's sad to think a lot of animals might die soon down there
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