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a pretty cool vidio that might open some minds
I'm FAR from a environmental whack job. I saved this vid a year ago and I think of it every now and again
The Story of Stuff |
I'd agree; about the part about not being an environmental whack job that is.
As a developer for the past 30 years, I've seen my share of them. "Hey!!! Now that I've cut down the trees for my place, I'll be damned if we're gonna cut down anymore!" quoted the NIMBY (not in my back yard) the message was so heavily weighted to 'whats wrong' and I prefer the 'whats right' approach. garbage in, garbage out concept. In other words, if you have the data that there's something wrong, how about focusing on the solution? Maybe she did get to one, I dunno cuzz I couldn't watch too much of it. Far to neg for me. there's power in the mind, careful what you put into it. Ever wonder how a blade of grass grows back? the world is OK, yes we can be concerned, but compared to 100 years ago, things are much better now than then, and guess what? They'll gonna get better too! Thanks to the one's that provide solutions, not the ones that focus on the challenges. I'd highly suggest that we focus on what we want and avoid focusing on what we dont want. It's 'no secret', ha. ha. Thanks for sharing Jim, how does it end? I only got to the sleeping on my toxic pillow case for 8 hrs part. |
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I made it to the government polishing the shoes of industry part. I kind of agree with the message/concept, but that smug b*tch just pissed me off with her delivery. How many trees to print that book she's hawking? |
If you don't cut down trees they will eventually die, so not cutting any doesn't make any sense either. Once I heard the tree issue I stopped listening but thanks for posting.
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Viral Video 'The Story of Stuff' Is Full of Misleading Numbers - Local News | News Articles | National News | US News - FOXNews.com
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1. in the United States, we have less than 4 percent of our original forests left."
2. "80 percent of the planet's original forests are gone." - Both stmts. are correct. They are only "misleading" if you can't read well: it refers to ORIGINAL forests. Our old-growth, cliseral forests have been replaced almost entirely by young stands of trees, nearly all of the same age. They have been turned into tree farms. to put it simply, our forests have been turned into something like corn fields. A forest is a very complex ecosystem type, with trees of different species and different age classes (not to mention the thousands of other species that live there). - too bad legion get his "information" from Faux News. it is a mouthpiece for Rupert Murdoch and has a definite agenda. |
According to Ms. Leonard, if I cut down one tree in a forest, that forest is gone.
Once again Randy, you can't see the forest from the trees! |
Ha ha ha. Glad i didnt get flamed. :) :) :)
;) Sensitive issue; especially where I live on the lake. God awful people running their boats on the lake!! And those sleds in the mountains.... disturbing the wild life :eek: and not to mention those blasted reelytors, all they want is a commission! Ha ha. |
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the title of your thread is funny.
she pretty much nails what's wrong with this country: over-leveraged, over-consumption. instead of posting this, you should be out buying things you can't afford. |
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Once again Chris, you are distorting things and BTW - if you had to build hundreds of miles of logging roads to get to that 1 tree, then you have caused some severe impacts to that forest some may be interested to know that a coalition of local enviro groups & logging co.s have proposed a bill to increase logging in Oregon - it will remove smaller trees and leave the larger ones, reducing fire hazard & speeding succession to cliseral states (aka, climax) |
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