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Originally posted by super genius
i mean couldnt i accidently step on a worm, that would have been food for a frog, but since i killed the worm the frog straves to death. and since that frog never reaches maturity, he missed out on the chance to be food for some french dude, who as a result, orders chicken one night for dinner, since there was no frog that day, ....
In the last decades, scientific research has established a clear link between the health of the Amazon and the integrity of the global environment, but still only a fraction of its biological richness has been revealed. Today, rapid deforestation threatens the Amazon. At current rates, 55 percent of its rain forests could be gone by 2030—a looming disaster not only for the region’s plants and animals, but for the world.
reply to post by Karlhungis
520 million gallons were spilled in the first gulf war.
Originally posted by Karlhungis
One thing to note is that this is not the biggest oil spill in history...yet.
envirowonk.com...
520 million gallons were spilled in the first gulf war.
Originally posted by Danbones
You can't be right because this bad news has been stated by guests on the alex jones show and since verified.
You know just because alex jones has been right most of the time, as well as some of the guests he hosts that is no reason to listen to him
or just because you are right, to you
someone had to say it
F AND S
Originally posted by lizardman
this is it is probably karma for the consumers to suffer through
Originally posted by Oneolddude
I am sure Gore's $400 million wealth is heavily invested in the companies that are doing it.
Originally posted by brutalsun
So OP do you have supporting facts that this in fact a ELE? Are there species RIGHT NOW that have gone extinct because of this event?
Lets put this in to context. (not trying to belittle the OP's opinion of this disaster, just trying to put perspective on this)
As of right now the animal death toll that we know of is:
679 dead birds
296 dead turtles
37 mammals
www.nola.com...
In comparison the Valdez our other most catastrophic environmental disaster:
35,000 dead birds (estimated to actually be 250,000 but most sank to the bottom of the sea bed)
1,000 sea otters (2,800 estimated again)
300 harbor seals
250 bald eagles
22 killer whales
and billions of salmon and herring eggs.
www.cbsnews.com...
I'm just not seeing the Extinction level event transpiring here, the same measures were taken (dispersants, surfactants and solvents, mechanical cleanup etc.) Granted we will not know the full extent of the damage until 1. the leak is stopped and 2. full cleanup is made.
Originally posted by super genius
so OP, you think this has the potential to destroy earth?
i mean couldnt i accidently step on a worm, that would have been food for a frog, but since i killed the worm the frog straves to death. and since that frog never reaches maturity, he missed out on the chance to be food for some french dude, who as a result, orders chicken one night for dinner, since there was no frog that day, sicne he starved 3 weeks ago, he then chockes to death ona bone int eh chicken and never meets his future wife, whow as to give birth tot eh only human alive who could come up with teh solution to this oil spill, or perhaps, some other future catastrophic event. and since hes never born, no oen will figure out how to stop that comet from destroying eath in 2034.
too many variables , you cant ever say this oil leak is a big deal, becasue really, much worse hings have happened to earth and yet, were still here.
stop fearmongering.