Great ads by Arc Communications, UK. Made for the Copenhagen 2009 climate change conference.
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P.S. Personally, I don't think that global warming is real.
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Great ads by Arc Communications, UK. Made for the Copenhagen 2009 climate change conference.
Source: AdsoftheWorld
P.S. Personally, I don't think that global warming is real.
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4 excellent comments:
Why don't you think global warming is real? Why do people, who are not scientists, who have not learnt and studied and discussed this subject deeply for years, not believed?
Why are people blind and deaf and stupid?
^ Fox-news-fan detected ^
^Undiscerning News Snob detected^
There are always more than one view of scientific theories. Remember? The pope said the discussion was closed about the center of the universe. There are many very learned scientists who don't believe global warming is real. Those of us not scientists tend to say follow the money.
Dude, I'm living in Central Europe and I can say the weather isn't getting any warmer. There are warm cycles and cold cycles. For the last 3 or 4 years winter's been really warm and I could start the bicycle season in March. But this year it's been 7°F in November! If global warming's on the way, it must be taking a rest this year.
Besides, the main argument is whether humanity is responsible for the warming or is it a natural process.
I hate this theory and turn on all of my lighting and electronic devices on Earth Day, leave the water open just to cool the bathroom and leave gas burning in my kitchen as long as I need. If they want me to start saving, they should raise the prices, not tell me some crap about responsible living and stories about how families in Africa need to carry drinking water on their heads for several kilometers. What do I care? If water was as priceless as in Africa, it would have cost a fortune to take a bath. If it's not, then it isn't really such a limited resource. Basic economics laws.
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