Can We Save The Environment With Our Passion?

[Egon]

Erosion control was the main factor that got me onto the equipment buying track.

And to think, just 10,000 years ago the Sahara was verdant Savannah land!

 

[W7XYZ]

And to think, just 10,000 years ago the Sahara was verdant Savannah land!

What about Michigan? I think we were under water!

 

[Egon]

What about Michigan? I think we were under water!
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We were under some ice I've been told. Wonder who did what to cause it to melt?

 

[W7XYZ]

We were under some ice I've been told. Wonder who did what to cause it to melt?

I'll bet the cavemen used too much fossil fuel!

 

[LRTX1]

There is no question, as a whole this world needs to do better on an enviromental stand-point. But, don't get me wrong, we got to live too.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

I did a google and bing on "google datacenters" and found references that claim google keeps all info of their locations, power usage, etc very secret. Without any facts on what they use in their data centers verse the "typical data center" that they reference against, there is no way to even begin to verify the claim....

 

[bstrom]

We will probably drown in our own waste products eventually but maybe that isn't such a bad thing. Once the stench clears the planet might turn into something else better. Oh, thats right -there's no scientific evidence that man is polluting the planet. Sorry about that. :ashamed: Never mind - I'll go back to making clean diesel fumes.

 

[mustangsallysdad]

There is no question, as a whole this world needs to do better on an enviromental stand-point. But, don't get me wrong, we got to live too.

I'm looking into placing a catalytic converter on my cow's butt...if nothing else maybe the barn will smell better at 5:00 in the morning.

 

[Egon]

Clean air and water is very nice to have. :thumbsup:

One wonders at all the changes that have taken place on Planet Earth without the aid of man making one curious where the micro second of time the alleged present change fits in?:confused2:

 

[mjarrels]

I read some where that in 2019 the EPA will allow no water runoff from farms so I guess the federal goverment will control rainfall.

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