01-24-2014, 05:06 PM
(01-22-2014, 03:34 PM)Catherine Wrote: Apparently Shakespeare was wrong when he said:What's in a name? that which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet;
In the case of Global Warming the name matters. We feel good about it getting warmer. We just don't see the danger.
I think everywhere we are having weather issues. I hate to see the destruction that bad weather can bring. We have really messed things up this time.
Well Shakespeare was saying it doesn't mater what you call it, a rose will always be a rose. Like global warming will be still damage the earth no mater what you call it. The problem is in regulating what we can and forcing people to recognize that there is a problem, which a lot of people still don't recognize that it's a real issue, whether we call it global warming, climate change, or the end of the world
... something drastic has to be done before we see and can make a difference. The problem is we've got so many people and politicians lobbying 
for different things. It's like everyone has a hold of a big blanket and they are all pulling it in different directions and no one is going anywhere. Eventually that imaginary blanket is going to rip apart and then what? 
It's a slow process to educated people and it unfortunately we're on borrowed time as it is.
