Saturday, September 03, 2005
Arctic Ozone and Warming
The latest reports on the environment are pointing out that the years ozone layer over the South Pole will be among the worlds largest on record. I've managed to stay away from the sunblocks to-date, but I think soon everyone is going to have to wear it if the trend doesn't change.
The global warming debate continues to heat up right along with the temperature. Some U.S. states are fed up with waiting for Bush to do something so are making agreements on their own. At the same time, Christian organizations are starting to recognize human's sacred duty to preserve this planet and act as stewards, a great idea as the more attention that is drawn to the problem, the greater the likelyhood of success.
Finally, the Greenland glaciers are receding at an extraordinary rate. Aboriginal peoples from all over the world are sounding the alarms and giving dire warnings to the rest of us as to how this will impact the globe. We should listen!
The global warming debate continues to heat up right along with the temperature. Some U.S. states are fed up with waiting for Bush to do something so are making agreements on their own. At the same time, Christian organizations are starting to recognize human's sacred duty to preserve this planet and act as stewards, a great idea as the more attention that is drawn to the problem, the greater the likelyhood of success.
Finally, the Greenland glaciers are receding at an extraordinary rate. Aboriginal peoples from all over the world are sounding the alarms and giving dire warnings to the rest of us as to how this will impact the globe. We should listen!
# posted by Wil Smith : 4:31 p.m.
