Tech | May 02, 2011 | 2 comments

Carbon Nation: a documentary that doesn't care if you don't believe in climate change

JanforGore
Peak oil, biodiversity loss, peak water, pollution, illness, diseases and an industrial agricultural system broken due to reliance on fossil fuels that threaten our ability to maintain ours and other species. All reasons along with the intensification of the effects of CO2 and greenhouse gas forcings upon the Earth's natural cycles to work towards a clean energy economy. It matters not your politics, your beliefs or your religion, the need to switch to other energy sources due to overconsumption and waste is now essential. This documentary shows us how to get there. And we need to get there fast.
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2 comments // Carbon Nation: a documentary that doesn't care if you don't believe in climate change

  • Gravity_Man
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      Gravity_Man  

    • Every place on earth having a water shortage is still near large bodies of water so I don't see the problem. Sunlight evaporates H2O into the air, right? So if you run ocean water over large thin metal the sunlight pulls off all the cleaned drinking water you can stand, right?

      Perhaps it isn't that simple then, because if it was somebody would already be doing it. RIGHT?

    • 1 year ago
  • treewolf39
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