Is It Time...
to listen to Al Gore?
The oil disaster in the gulf is just an incredibly horrible catastrophe-- it's scary bad.
But global warming from CO2 is just as big a catastrophe in the making-- but going on silently, invisibly.
The oceans are being killed.
UPDATE: Then again, it's hard to entirely trust Gore.
The oil disaster in the gulf is just an incredibly horrible catastrophe-- it's scary bad.
But global warming from CO2 is just as big a catastrophe in the making-- but going on silently, invisibly.
The oceans are being killed.
UPDATE: Then again, it's hard to entirely trust Gore.
posted by spooked at 8:42 AM
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Independent scientists estimate that the renegade wellhead at the bottom of the Gulf could be spewing up to 25,000 barrels a day. If chokeholds on the riser pipe break down further, up to 50,000 barrels a day could be released, according to a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration memo obtained by the Mobile, Ala., Press-Register.
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