^ I saw a part of Leonardo's documentary film in Youtube and it was also featured on news. Another film to inform and remind people about global warming.

yeah its so sad to hear news bout that global warming its overwhelming...

[b]when it comes to environmental issues.. i'm really interested bcoz the environment really has a very huge impact to Earth (of course..) and with our single garbage, it can harm the environment.. coz "it is impossible to do one thing...everything affects everything else"----> environmental unity.. so let us be careful [/b]

Last edited by nicey (2008-01-04 11:20:05)

[u]Latest Enviromental News.[/u] Check this guys. [url=http://www.climatehotmap.org/]Global Warming getting hot![/url]

The USA (and Russia, if ever) is the [i]only[/i] developed country left that didn't ratify the Kyoto Protocol. Only a change in leadership in the upcoming elections there will ratify the law. The only thing the world would worry right now is the rise of China and India, who are also consuming greenhouse gases, even if they are both [b]developing countries[/b].

hahahahah:lol:

hahahahahahaha

have you guys heard of 60 min Earth Hour?! its cool! actually our city participate! the city was blackout! as in! completely dark! the only things that lights up are cars trucks & motors on street & buildings with generators! ahehehe...its FUN! Candles all over our subdivision! its a cool thing to save EARTH! No FTALK no Internet for just an Hour! Check Video: [youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=9_c5K7Jdw9E[/youtube] check more on YOUTUBE KeyWord: EARTH HOUR ALSO WATCH THE AN INCONVINTIENT TRUTH! i think dats the title of a movie about global warming showing this April on [b]HBO[/b]

[b]Please Delete This![/b] (sorry i accidentally double-click it!) [quote]Environment crying out for protection Simply as a formality, a European Commission delegation on the environment visits Greece every year. Like all Greek citizens, European monitors are well aware that the Ministry of Public Works cares very little about the environment, for which it is responsible, and they are almost certain to find that the situation has deteriorated since their last visit. So, each year � on the occasion of the European delegation�s visit � Giorgos Souflias�s ministry laments the fate of Lake Koroneia, finds a number of excuses to explain why it hasn�t done anything on the garbage disposal front, promises that steps will be taken to promote biological waste disposal and improve the Eastern Attica sewerage system, and pledges to pay closer attention to wildlife protection zones. Next year, the European environment inspectors will hear all the same excuses. It is obvious that at some point the Commission representatives will grow tired of submitting the same results every year and will eventually record the most obvious, brief, conclusion in their notebooks: �Greece needs an environment ministry.�[/quote] hmm... any reaction? i think 75% of world population still unconscious of what they're doing affect our environment.

Last edited by jamia_mae (2008-04-09 21:48:41)

What are you humans doing these past few decades?! centuries?! :norose: