Well of course we are - everyone does. But are we all going to die of global warming? Lovelock thinks so, and so does a member of Royalty: we are "all going to die like the dinosaurs and another species was going to take over": to find out who said this, check the comments at Diplomatic incident.
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Billions of people could be wiped out over the next century because of climate change, according to James Lovelock, a leading expert who pioneered the idea of the Earth as a living organism.
A tedious detail in the fall-out from the latest Lovelock nonsense.
Tim Worstall reports that James Lovelock (who I criticised earlier f
The first question is: how bad are things, really? The second: if things are as bad as the authors of two recent books on climate change say they are, are we capable of doing anything about it?
Ugh, I do wish people would stay away from the cheap hyperbole. It cheapens the problem and makes it that much easier for "skeptics" to mock. Or anyone to mock, for that matter. I sympathise muchly with jules, though.
GW is gonna kill all of us. It has already started. The head of the UN has explained that global warming is behind the Darfur massacres.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,21919884-401,00.html
Retroactively, the second world war could be labeled as a result of GW, too.
Luna the cat: in his struggle for insanity monopoly and primacy, William has a tough competition from the UN boss, among millions of others.
"So that's it then, we're all going to die?" - Andrew "Dent" Windsor.
Would you stop saying that!
Lubos, my dear, you really need to learn to distinguish between "humanity is going to go extinct" and "continued drought in Africa is going to trigger more wars over resources". There is a difference apparent there to any thinking person.
Andy's comments are for the birds.
There is a difference in details but there is no difference in the basic fact that both assertions can only be said by a lunatic. If you doubt that there's no link like that, click at "scientific papers agree" at
http://motls.blogspot.com/2007/06/earth-today-stands-in-imminent-peril…