July 6, 200620 yr Author the greenhouse gas theory remains just a theory. im getting my mum to ask that geologist for the graph then that will explain everything, this is a a graph that has the temperature of the earth from the beginning of time. until then know this: you still have no proof it has anything to do with greenhouse gas so there is no need to worry i finally quit runescape to play world of warcraft. i play on frostmourne, alliancecheck out my threadhttp://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=479665&highlight=
July 6, 200620 yr the greenhouse gas theory remains just a theory. im getting my mum to ask that geologist for the graph then that will explain everything, this is a a graph that has the temperature of the earth from the beginning of time. until then know this: you still have no proof it has anything to do with greenhouse gas so there is no need to worry So is the theory of gravity. Go jump off of a building to test it =; For it is the greyness of dusk that reigns.The time when the living and the dead exist as one.
July 24, 200620 yr Author the greenhouse gas theory remains just a theory. im getting my mum to ask that geologist for the graph then that will explain everything, this is a a graph that has the temperature of the earth from the beginning of time. until then know this: you still have no proof it has anything to do with greenhouse gas so there is no need to worry So is the theory of gravity. Go jump off of a building to test it =; since when was gravity a theory? i finally quit runescape to play world of warcraft. i play on frostmourne, alliancecheck out my threadhttp://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=479665&highlight=
July 24, 200620 yr go look up gravity on wiki, the second headline says "gravitation theory". granted wiki may not be the best source, but there it is anyways. and slightly on topic:
July 26, 200619 yr Author go look up gravity on wiki, the second headline says "gravitation theory". granted wiki may not be the best source, but there it is anyways. and slightly on topic: its true the icecaps havent been this small for 350 years, where were we doing 350 years ago, is it possible that this is routine? nahhhhh : i finally quit runescape to play world of warcraft. i play on frostmourne, alliancecheck out my threadhttp://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=479665&highlight=
July 26, 200619 yr I say let it melt even if all the big countries in the world reduced there carbon emisions greatly how would we get developing countries to. Engl1sh of RSAllianceGoals Att 80 - Str 80 - Def 80 - Slayer 85
July 26, 200619 yr Author just a query, if we changed from petrol to ethanol would we still be "effecting the atmosphere" because technically ethanol isnt a fossil fuel its made with canola and sugar or something i think i finally quit runescape to play world of warcraft. i play on frostmourne, alliancecheck out my threadhttp://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=479665&highlight=
July 26, 200619 yr go look up gravity on wiki, the second headline says "gravitation theory". granted wiki may not be the best source, but there it is anyways. and slightly on topic: I think I'd rather have those girls than the penguins :D Thanks Venomai for this super sig and Kwimbob for the awesome avatar!
July 26, 200619 yr just a query, if we changed from petrol to ethanol would we still be "effecting the atmosphere" because technically ethanol isnt a fossil fuel its made with canola and sugar or something i think Ethanol is grain alcohol, a majority that is produced comes from distilling corn. It is basically concentrated moonshine, ethanol is the alcohol in alcoholic drinks. It isn't a fossil fuel, but when it burns it still is converted into carbon dioxide as is petrol/gasoline. The conversion is to make up less dependent on Foreign sources of oil, not to reduce pollution. Although while you grow the corn it will use up some carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, so there may be little net increase of pollution in the cycle.
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