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ZombieHorde

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1. Bwahahahahaha!

Reply to FarCenter (Original post)

Mon May 7, 2012, 01:01 PM

May 2012

That may be the only thing that will stop climate change --if it is indeed stopped before human extinction-- but I think stopping it through other means is technically possible.

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The Only Thing That Will Stop Global Warming Is A Massive Economic Downturn [View all] FarCenter May 2012 OP

Bwahahahahaha! ZombieHorde May 2012 #1

The silver lining to global social collapse. NT Mc Mike May 2012 #2

+1 stuntcat May 2012 #15

Than the last 10 years EC May 2012 #3

The last 5 years helped FarCenter May 2012 #4

It didn't really help. Edim May 2012 #7

This is better: Edim May 2012 #8

That is mainly due to use of coal in India and China, not oil production FarCenter May 2012 #9

Yes, Coal mostly. nt Edim May 2012 #11

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Is that the reason for austerity measures? mmonk May 2012 #12

Austerity helps, particularly in countries that do not have energy resources of their own FarCenter May 2012 #13

I don't say this out loud because it makes people angry. Prometheus Bound May 2012 #14

Or large scale nuclear war n/t n2doc May 2012 #16

The Australians killed about 95% of the rabbit population with diseases FarCenter May 2012 #17