Do you think there are environmental problems in the world?

Question

Try to suspend your disbelief long enough to get an idea of the environmentalist world view. I must warn you that the picture is not pretty. If you are not aware of these issues, this may be disturbing.

Start with the premise that the world is finite. The earth is a bounded sphere. The biosphere is smaller than you might think. The crust, the ocean and the atmosphere are a small portion of the earth. 90% of life is in margins of the land where it’s not too dry, too hot or too cold, in the shallow and upper portions of the ocean, in the lower portions of the atmosphere. The atmosphere you can breathe is only a few miles thick; the entire troposphere no more than 10 miles. You can see farther than the atmosphere is thick on a clear day. Think about it, the biosphere doesn’t reach up and down endlessly. In the words of the shuttle astronauts, when you see it from space, the biosphere is a thin gossamer veneer wrapped around the planet.

Answer 1

Oh yeah.  CO2 isn't one of them and it is a huge distraction for real problems like air, water and soil pollution.

Answer 2

look at this.

it will answer your question

http://www.greenpeace.org/international/...

Answer 3

Yes. Wow I like this game, my turn. Do you think that the sky is up?

Ah thank you, good day.

Answer 4

I don't know what kind of people you live around, but it seems to me that everywhere you turn there are people who don't respect  the environment.  The real question is to what degree is the problem with the world environment not is there a problem.

Answer 5

Whether Mt Zion wants to believe in AGW or not, and he can do as he pleases, increased levels of CO2 are contributing to a process known as acidification. CO2 mixes with water, forming carbonic acid. This has the tendency to decrease the PH of water, and could eventually render it uninhabitable for aquatic life. CO2 in too high of doses is pollution.

Answer 6

Happy Gilmore.

Answer 7

YES