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Ignore the hype and keep Googling - it won't kill the planet

climateprogress.org — The Times Online is basically full of garbage. Google searches aren't crazy carbon emitters.

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  • vondrak, on 01/13/2009, -0/+1I was going to digg your comment but I felt that needless button clicking would have bee....damnit!
  • joleeco, on 01/13/2009, -0/+1if we all would skip every fifth breath we take( for when we breathe we make co2 more concentrated in our atmosphere) we could remove 5 trillion tonnes(euro spelling) of co2 from the air. also on the plus side that may kill the weaker of us saving even more co2. we must remember to sequester the bodies lest during decomposition they release all the carbon they themselves have sequestered these many years of their lives. i do feel bad making this suggestion as each letter i type adds a small fart of co2 to our already boiling world. please, no complaints from you sissies living back east. It is quite clear that the temporary cold that you are experiencing now was caused by people googleing global warming. if we all just not work together( as work makes C02) then we could set the thermostat of the world at a balmy 68 degrees and all would be happy. now, stop reading this as you are causing climate change ( the artist formerly know as global warming) right now. i mean it, stop! Are you still there? i can feel the heat even now. go away! aaaaeeeeee ouch ouch ouch :_(

    ps the use of capitols in this response has been eliminated. if we all just use lower case letter we could offset the carbon generated by one flight of algores jets across the country. this should be sufficient to guide your actions henceforth.
  • Scruffydan, on 01/13/2009, -0/+1Techcrunch has more
    http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/01/12/revealed-the- ...

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