I think there is one point that hasn't been put in this debate (is it really like that grown ppl debate?
)
''GLOBAL Warming'' as most people know it is really kind of a myth. It is some kind of trend launched in the end of the 90s.
The view people will get from it is also biased depending on where you live. Seems that for a lot of americans Al Gore is the guy that discovered it (that arrivist
xxxx ?
) for exemple.
We (we as in us/the others/you/me/zombie media ppl...) mostly hear of global warming in documentaries often presenting it on a really, really, really mystical point of view (immensity, eternity, human's spirit, superior power, etc), or in (sometimes silly) ecologists speaking like they live in magical world or the opposite, speeches denying it with only the speaker's verve to back its opinion
Well, enough of my personal opinion of what's wrong with our short-sighted view of reality.
The fact is Global warming will not be that much global. In some places the climate will be hot and more dry (in desert areas for exemple) and in other places you'll get a longer cold season.
My point is that yeah, global warming is
xxxxxxxxx. But climate change is definitely not.
We are living it dudes, only a blind man could not see some slight but visible changes in the course of the seasons, the rhythm of the storms, the plant pollinization(not sure its the right english word=> plants sputting yellow things that make you sneeze) and the areas these plants are growing.
Are we responsible of it ? We don't know actually. But we surely don't help
And all the speeches for/against global warming hide the real big deal: we should prepare for climate changes whether or not we are responsible of it.
I personnaly think Europe will live a huge change in the course of the seasons in a close future. Jet stream going off its path and stuff...Seems already that nothing is making a buffer between hot air from africa and cold air from siberia.
[edit] Wow, didn't think i wrote so much :p Thanks for those who read me ! [/edit]