Today, June 12th, is Carbon Belch Day. This day is an awareness event by counter-environmentalists whose goal is to debunk the global warming "myth" in order to, ironically, save the planet. Their goal is to unleash a torrent of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, completely on purpose.
By now, nearly every American knows (or represses) the fact that the world is facing an international dilemma. Due to a lack of movement by the government (both Democrats and Republicans) in the area of energy and global warming, the world is facing probably the biggest problem in the history of the planet.
Here's the latest in the global climate crisis: Spain is suffering its worst drought since record-keeping began. Some communities have run out of drinking water completely (so water is trucked in for the villagers) and Barcelona may be out of drinking water by October if things continue the way they are.
Brainwashing our children?
"I suggest that since recycling is less efficient and more pollutive than just trashing and getting new resources, we should stop recycling."
"Quite simply, the argument for investment in clean energy solutions is analogous to the argument for permanent hair removal...."
Hairy Sustainability
(As Published in the Diamondback, the University of Maryland's independent student newspaper).
I recieved the following note from Bob Clark, an associate representative of the Sierra Club:
Dear Montana Sierra Club members and friends:
Montanans have a great opportunity to help shape the future of Montana's energy policy.
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