DesertFox
06-30-2007, 01:29 PM
Stephen Lautens
... I wonder if our caveman ancestors knew what they were doing when they started all this. Scientists tell us the last ice age ended about 11,500 years ago when things suddenly got a lot warmer.
What brought on this global warming? It certainly wasn't an idling SUV or a lavish wedding. Maybe it was something our ancestors did.
"It's getting hot out," Og said to Grog. It was true. There was hardly any ice left outside their cave.
Grog just grunted and kept banging two rocks together.
"I've been thinking," Og went on. "Maybe we're causing temperatures to rise."
"You mean we've offended the gods?" Grog asked.
"No, I mean our lifestyle. There has to be a couple thousand humans in the world by now. Did you ever think we could be killing the environment?"
It hadn't occurred to Grog. He spent his days trying to keep the environment from killing him.
More (http://calsun.canoe.ca/News/Columnists/Lautens_Stephen/2007/06/30/4302613.html)
... I wonder if our caveman ancestors knew what they were doing when they started all this. Scientists tell us the last ice age ended about 11,500 years ago when things suddenly got a lot warmer.
What brought on this global warming? It certainly wasn't an idling SUV or a lavish wedding. Maybe it was something our ancestors did.
"It's getting hot out," Og said to Grog. It was true. There was hardly any ice left outside their cave.
Grog just grunted and kept banging two rocks together.
"I've been thinking," Og went on. "Maybe we're causing temperatures to rise."
"You mean we've offended the gods?" Grog asked.
"No, I mean our lifestyle. There has to be a couple thousand humans in the world by now. Did you ever think we could be killing the environment?"
It hadn't occurred to Grog. He spent his days trying to keep the environment from killing him.
More (http://calsun.canoe.ca/News/Columnists/Lautens_Stephen/2007/06/30/4302613.html)