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• We can%26#039;t afford to take the risk that global warming isn%26#039;t happening.
  
  I personally have seen all the scientific evidence and at this point I have no doubt that carbon dioxide is heating the atmosphere, acidifying the oceans, drying out the earth, melting the ice caps, and threatening ecosystems everywhere. However, I know that many aren%26#039;t accepting the proof that%26#039;s already available and are still waiting for more.
  
  No matter your degree of scientific knowledge, I hope you see that we must work to protect the environment for the future of the planet and its inhabitants. We can%26#039;t wait until it%26#039;s too late, because future generations will pay the price, and it%26#039;s not fair to them or the other species that share our planet.
• I completely agree. It is not too late to admit they were wrong and correct for their mistakes. Until the global warming community can clean up their hockey sticks, consider data and studies that are contrary to their religion, and stop making up data like GISS and James Hansen, there should be no laws passed regarding CO2.
  
  I am all for efficiency, and becoming independent from the oil of other countries, but it is a fraud enacting CO2 legislation based on misinformation propagated by a political body like the IPCC.
  
• Absolutely. Kyoto has to be the first agreement to be junked, and then the others will fall on their own.
• They must have a very strange definition of credible.
• Yep. They should stop - but they won%26#039;t, unless Obama wins and a democrat was the one who figured it out.
• absolutely.
• Yes, Global warming was at best a con job to get money.