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The Evaporation of Water - Will We Stop It?
Scientists could have predicted the global warming crisis. Economists could have predicted this year's economic meltdown. Global traders saw that the world's oil supply was shrinking. In all of these cases, the world did not react until it was too late.
Will we do something to help the decreasing supply of fresh drinking water before it is too late?
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Scientists could have predicted the global warming crisis.
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Instead of "could have," scientists did in fact predct the global warming crisis. And has been on the issue for decades.
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Economists could have predicted this year's economic meltdown.
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As I understand it, there are many economists who predicted it. That Bushit, et al., didn't listen doesn't mean the opposite.
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Global traders saw that the world's oil supply was shrinking.
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That has been understood to be a reality for at least 100 years.
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In all of these cases, the world did not react until it was too late.
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It isn't yet too late.
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Will we do something to help the decreasing supply of fresh drinking water before it is too late?
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Huh? That comes from out of nowhere, right?
As concerns global warming, the world did not "react until it was too late". Ever hear of Kyoto? Gore and the world negotiated it. The world accepted it, Bushit rejected it.
Oh, right: you're not known for accurate statements if accuracy interferes with overstatement and hysteria "nnecessary" to getting it read.
November 17, 2008 3:03 PM | Reply | Permalink
You're right, I did not phrase the post as well as I could have. What I meant to say was that all those people predicted these crises, but the United States did not do anything to prevent them until it was absolutely necessary. I'd like to see a U.S. government that does something about a potential crisis before it is absolutely necessary to do so.
November 17, 2008 3:45 PM | Reply | Permalink