How Arctic melting could benefit shippers, oil companies
November 24, 2008 By Renee SchoofWith global warming melting the Arctic's eons-old ice at an alarming rate, shipping and oil companies are looking ahead at how to exploit the new open waters.
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The negative connotation could have been avoided.
Nov 25, 2008
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Wasn't this supposed to happen this year? Didn't these same "scientists" predict last year and this year a total loss of ice in the Arctic? Don't they ever learn?
Nov 25, 2008
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Because we all know that big oil is very eager to rape and plunder the Arctic.
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Now that you have that out of your system, would you care to list 3 detrimental things that opening a new shipping route results in?
Nov 26, 2008
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Awaiting your answer,
Mike
Nov 27, 2008
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Nov 27, 2008
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Screw you guys with heaters in your cars. I'm spraying all the CO2 I can into the air. Does anyone know where I can buy more CO2? The local Home Depot won't get more until january.
Nov 27, 2008
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I just found out even the most optimistic global warming nuts are only calling for a 3 degrees celsius improvement. And even then, it won't happen for many years. I feel like I've been spraying CO2 for nothing. Thanks a lot GWN (global warming nuts)!
Next you're probably gonna' tell me the whole "Hole In The Ozone Layer" was bullshit too! I spent whole weekends spraying hairspray into the air! All those wasted CFC's!
I'm really starting to question my faith in the ENBSAOP (environmental nut-bag society of America and other places).
Nov 27, 2008
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Almost 50 years to perfect your art, and Global Warming is the best you can do? And now you're even backing off that!
Climate Change? What the hell is that supposed to mean? You don't even have the grapes to stick with Global Warming? Are you scared people will notice if the globe refuses to get warmer? So what? The ozone layer is still there right? Nobody cares! Just stick with your original slogan. Slogans are everything. In ten years nobody will even remember that it's your fault. By then you'll have another SLOGAN! Maybe "Oil Industry Global Sucky-ness". Yeah, that sucks. But you'll come up with something. That's why you're the experts!
Keep your head up! "Global Staying The Same Temperature", could be the next Global Warming!
Nov 27, 2008
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Yeah, damn you AGW movement. You've chased all the real scientists into hiding.
Dec 05, 2008
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Personally I think if you want heat get something with a heater. SUVs are going cheep right now:) Or maybe a nice 1 ton duelly dodge with a Cummins Diesel.
Or in order to be green burn a renewable fuel source for heat... I vote squirrels I can't get rid of those little B***** Poison, gun, clear cutting, gasoline and match.