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(Video) Proof of Global Warming? Ocean Temps at Record Highs

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Proof of Global Warming? Ocean Temps at Record Highs

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Yes, the increase in the oceans temperatures is evidence supporting the global warming theory.

This is quite important because warmer waters are altering the ocean habitats. We can see this in number of jellyfish blooms that have been happening in the last few years, and in the changes taking place in the coal reefs.

This is very dangerous because seafood is an important part of much of the worlds diet .

- MrBook August 22, 2009 6:33AM

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- OK
  
  Even if you are right.There is nothing we can do to change it.
  The two party system in the US cant even get on the same page.How do you think the every country in this world would?
  
  - countryboy August 23, 2009 8:51AM
  
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  - trying
    
    How is there 'nothing we can do to change it'?
    
    There is quite a bit that can be done on both the individual and societal level to deal with this problem.
    
    - MrBook August 23, 2009 9:19AM
    
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    - Trying too
      
      One country or one person will not make a change .Are you willing to give up your money and your freedoms to make a change?
      
      - countryboy August 23, 2009 12:54PM
      
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      - have to start somewhere
        
        Saying 'well since one person cannot change things there is no point in trying' only means that nothing will ever be done.
        
        Can you qualify what you mean by 'giving up money '? Green technologies can be more expensive at the onset, but they often save money over the long run (this goes for individual actions like replacing incandescent light bulbs with LED light bulbs to larger scale actions like replacing coal fired plants with nuclear plants).
        
        Which freedoms will be given up?
        
        - MrBook August 23, 2009 2:39PM
        
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        Start
        
        Nuclear plants where does the waste go?
        
        - countryboy August 23, 2009 4:37PM
        
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        breeder reactors
        
        There are generation III and IV reactors that recycle their own fuel, reducing the radioactivity / toxicity to more manageable levels. There is also promising research into the use of fusion to process nuclear waste into a less radioactive state.
        
        Nuclear waste can also be stored until it decays into less toxic waste material.
        
        More importantly nuclear reactors do not dump their waste products into the atmosphere.
        
        - MrBook August 23, 2009 6:19PM
        
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