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"Never meant" by whom?Given the way we're using resources in areas never meant to be as populated as they are here out west, I wonder just how long we have until something gives for real.
Inside the Power Plant Fueling America s Drought Navajo Generating Station - Killing the Colorado - ProPublica
We can fix pretty much anything. Of course, we're just as capable--if not more so--of creating nasty problems that might require more brain power than we have to fix. As far as defending ourselves from an asteroid en route to destroy us, I sincerely hope there's some ultra-secret work going on that they're not telling us about. Because, right now, I think we're just floating around like a loose pool ball waiting to be shot into the corner pocket. At least we'll see it coming...maybe.We have until a big effing asteroid comes and cleans our clock. Mankind can fix almost anything he does provided he does so before it has completely disappeared (think rain forests, once they're gone, they're gone) but unless mankind really spends some time and money to develop a asteroid defense system we are living on borrowed time.
We can fix pretty much anything. Of course, we're just as capable--if not more so--of creating nasty problems that might require more brain power than we have to fix. As far as defending ourselves from an asteroid en route to destroy us, I sincerely hope there's some ultra-secret work going on that they're not telling us about. Because, right now, I think we're just floating around like a loose pool ball waiting to be shot into the corner pocket. At least we'll see it coming...maybe.We have until a big effing asteroid comes and cleans our clock. Mankind can fix almost anything he does provided he does so before it has completely disappeared (think rain forests, once they're gone, they're gone) but unless mankind really spends some time and money to develop a asteroid defense system we are living on borrowed time.
To Protect Earth from Killer Asteroids Humanity Must Take the Long View
I don't know by whom, but, given the nature of a desert, I'd have to say "By what?" is a more appropriate question. You can't blame a desert for being a desert. As they say."Never meant" by whom?Given the way we're using resources in areas never meant to be as populated as they are here out west, I wonder just how long we have until something gives for real.
Inside the Power Plant Fueling America s Drought Navajo Generating Station - Killing the Colorado - ProPublica
Now, if we could fix that I think we'd be well on our way to a happy future. Ah well, it doesn't hurt to dream.We can fix pretty much anything. Of course, we're just as capable--if not more so--of creating nasty problems that might require more brain power than we have to fix. As far as defending ourselves from an asteroid en route to destroy us, I sincerely hope there's some ultra-secret work going on that they're not telling us about. Because, right now, I think we're just floating around like a loose pool ball waiting to be shot into the corner pocket. At least we'll see it coming...maybe.We have until a big effing asteroid comes and cleans our clock. Mankind can fix almost anything he does provided he does so before it has completely disappeared (think rain forests, once they're gone, they're gone) but unless mankind really spends some time and money to develop a asteroid defense system we are living on borrowed time.
To Protect Earth from Killer Asteroids Humanity Must Take the Long View
Sadly, there isn't. Instead they piss away valuable resources trying to lower the global temp by one degree as if that is somehow going to change anything.
True, there are immense resources available out there. Unfortunately for us, water isn't one of them--at least not water we can make use of.I agree with Westwall,,,,Our main focus in space outside of keeping up our satellite information network is of course asteroid defense.
Europa, Ganymede, etc has 10 times as much fresh water then our planet has.
The asteroid built has unimaginable metals for us to use!!!!
What kind of resources do you think we're running out of that our solar system couldn't give to us?
We can fix pretty much anything. Of course, we're just as capable--if not more so--of creating nasty problems that might require more brain power than we have to fix. As far as defending ourselves from an asteroid en route to destroy us, I sincerely hope there's some ultra-secret work going on that they're not telling us about. Because, right now, I think we're just floating around like a loose pool ball waiting to be shot into the corner pocket. At least we'll see it coming...maybe.We have until a big effing asteroid comes and cleans our clock. Mankind can fix almost anything he does provided he does so before it has completely disappeared (think rain forests, once they're gone, they're gone) but unless mankind really spends some time and money to develop a asteroid defense system we are living on borrowed time.
To Protect Earth from Killer Asteroids Humanity Must Take the Long View
Sadly, there isn't. Instead they piss away valuable resources trying to lower the global temp by one degree as if that is somehow going to change anything.
We can fix pretty much anything. Of course, we're just as capable--if not more so--of creating nasty problems that might require more brain power than we have to fix. As far as defending ourselves from an asteroid en route to destroy us, I sincerely hope there's some ultra-secret work going on that they're not telling us about. Because, right now, I think we're just floating around like a loose pool ball waiting to be shot into the corner pocket. At least we'll see it coming...maybe.We have until a big effing asteroid comes and cleans our clock. Mankind can fix almost anything he does provided he does so before it has completely disappeared (think rain forests, once they're gone, they're gone) but unless mankind really spends some time and money to develop a asteroid defense system we are living on borrowed time.
To Protect Earth from Killer Asteroids Humanity Must Take the Long View
Sadly, there isn't. Instead they piss away valuable resources trying to lower the global temp by one degree as if that is somehow going to change anything.
There have been quite a few viable ideas that have been floated around regarding the danger of NEOs. Some seem like very viable options. The problem is funding. Our government (and others) piss away money on things like needless wars while our planet remains vulnerable to outside threats.
Its the mistaken belief that "we can fix anything" that will ultimately be our downfall.
The deniers don't believe scientists and yet depend on science to save them.
I've seen this same attitude with smokers. They don't believe the research that says they'll get cancer but runs to science to save them when they do.
War spawns innovation. God has a dark sense of humor.We can fix pretty much anything. Of course, we're just as capable--if not more so--of creating nasty problems that might require more brain power than we have to fix. As far as defending ourselves from an asteroid en route to destroy us, I sincerely hope there's some ultra-secret work going on that they're not telling us about. Because, right now, I think we're just floating around like a loose pool ball waiting to be shot into the corner pocket. At least we'll see it coming...maybe.We have until a big effing asteroid comes and cleans our clock. Mankind can fix almost anything he does provided he does so before it has completely disappeared (think rain forests, once they're gone, they're gone) but unless mankind really spends some time and money to develop a asteroid defense system we are living on borrowed time.
To Protect Earth from Killer Asteroids Humanity Must Take the Long View
Sadly, there isn't. Instead they piss away valuable resources trying to lower the global temp by one degree as if that is somehow going to change anything.
There have been quite a few viable ideas that have been floated around regarding the danger of NEOs. Some seem like very viable options. The problem is funding. Our government (and others) piss away money on things like needless wars while our planet remains vulnerable to outside threats.
War spawns innovation. God has a dark sense of humor.We can fix pretty much anything. Of course, we're just as capable--if not more so--of creating nasty problems that might require more brain power than we have to fix. As far as defending ourselves from an asteroid en route to destroy us, I sincerely hope there's some ultra-secret work going on that they're not telling us about. Because, right now, I think we're just floating around like a loose pool ball waiting to be shot into the corner pocket. At least we'll see it coming...maybe.We have until a big effing asteroid comes and cleans our clock. Mankind can fix almost anything he does provided he does so before it has completely disappeared (think rain forests, once they're gone, they're gone) but unless mankind really spends some time and money to develop a asteroid defense system we are living on borrowed time.
To Protect Earth from Killer Asteroids Humanity Must Take the Long View
Sadly, there isn't. Instead they piss away valuable resources trying to lower the global temp by one degree as if that is somehow going to change anything.
There have been quite a few viable ideas that have been floated around regarding the danger of NEOs. Some seem like very viable options. The problem is funding. Our government (and others) piss away money on things like needless wars while our planet remains vulnerable to outside threats.
While we wait for protection from a giant rock, there may well be a giant population shift if things continue as they have. The bank is almost empty--and there's no federal bailout to save it from failing.
California has about one year of water stored. Will you ration now - LA Times
Well, California may not have to worry about it when the next big earthquake hits. In addition, California has over-population issues, especially illegal immigrants. Between the earthquakes, fires, and droughts, it doesn't look good for the folks in California. Yet, some of the most expensive real estate in the nation is in California. My guess is that they have no more than 20 years before something big and major happens.Given the way we're using resources in areas never meant to be as populated as they are here out west, I wonder just how long we have until something gives for real.
Inside the Power Plant Fueling America s Drought Navajo Generating Station - Killing the Colorado - ProPublica
One would think we would have been on the forefront of desal, given the nature of where we choose to live. Drought should be nothing more than an interesting 2nd page piece. Sadly, you're right. What should have been decided by reason ended up decided by politicians.Well, at some point, we'll be forced to do something. There'll be no choice.War spawns innovation. God has a dark sense of humor.We can fix pretty much anything. Of course, we're just as capable--if not more so--of creating nasty problems that might require more brain power than we have to fix. As far as defending ourselves from an asteroid en route to destroy us, I sincerely hope there's some ultra-secret work going on that they're not telling us about. Because, right now, I think we're just floating around like a loose pool ball waiting to be shot into the corner pocket. At least we'll see it coming...maybe.We have until a big effing asteroid comes and cleans our clock. Mankind can fix almost anything he does provided he does so before it has completely disappeared (think rain forests, once they're gone, they're gone) but unless mankind really spends some time and money to develop a asteroid defense system we are living on borrowed time.
To Protect Earth from Killer Asteroids Humanity Must Take the Long View
Sadly, there isn't. Instead they piss away valuable resources trying to lower the global temp by one degree as if that is somehow going to change anything.
There have been quite a few viable ideas that have been floated around regarding the danger of NEOs. Some seem like very viable options. The problem is funding. Our government (and others) piss away money on things like needless wars while our planet remains vulnerable to outside threats.
While we wait for protection from a giant rock, there may well be a giant population shift if things continue as they have. The bank is almost empty--and there's no federal bailout to save it from failing.
California has about one year of water stored. Will you ration now - LA Times
CA can finally buy themselves some desal plants. Santa Barbara had one then when the last drought ended they sold the damned thing. Politicians, truly some of the stupidest creatures on Earth.
And that's the dangerous beauty of California: at any given moment we're right around the corner from absolute disaster. And yet, we wander around in dreamy bliss.Well, California may not have to worry about it when the next big earthquake hits. In addition, California has over-population issues, especially illegal immigrants. Between the earthquakes, fires, and droughts, it doesn't look good for the folks in California. Yet, some of the most expensive real estate in the nation is in California. My guess is that they have no more than 20 years before something big and major happens.Given the way we're using resources in areas never meant to be as populated as they are here out west, I wonder just how long we have until something gives for real.
Inside the Power Plant Fueling America s Drought Navajo Generating Station - Killing the Colorado - ProPublica
May the force be with you.And that's the dangerous beauty of California: at any given moment we're right around the corner from absolute disaster. And yet, we wander around in dreamy bliss.Well, California may not have to worry about it when the next big earthquake hits. In addition, California has over-population issues, especially illegal immigrants. Between the earthquakes, fires, and droughts, it doesn't look good for the folks in California. Yet, some of the most expensive real estate in the nation is in California. My guess is that they have no more than 20 years before something big and major happens.Given the way we're using resources in areas never meant to be as populated as they are here out west, I wonder just how long we have until something gives for real.
Inside the Power Plant Fueling America s Drought Navajo Generating Station - Killing the Colorado - ProPublica
For now, water still comes out of the faucets in my house and we haven't had a big earthquake in years. We're A-Okay!
For now...
Sadly, there isn't. Instead they piss away valuable resources trying to lower the global temp by one degree as if that is somehow going to change anything.We can fix pretty much anything. Of course, we're just as capable--if not more so--of creating nasty problems that might require more brain power than we have to fix. As far as defending ourselves from an asteroid en route to destroy us, I sincerely hope there's some ultra-secret work going on that they're not telling us about. Because, right now, I think we're just floating around like a loose pool ball waiting to be shot into the corner pocket. At least we'll see it coming...maybe.We have until a big effing asteroid comes and cleans our clock. Mankind can fix almost anything he does provided he does so before it has completely disappeared (think rain forests, once they're gone, they're gone) but unless mankind really spends some time and money to develop a asteroid defense system we are living on borrowed time.
To Protect Earth from Killer Asteroids Humanity Must Take the Long View
