Excellent Video ... By: tasie007. on 06 Aug 07, 08:44:13 Excellent Video John - fresh water IS toxic to salt water creatures, or about the tasmanian govt passing a preemptive air air polution act in 2004 specificaly exempting pulp mills from any restrictions on smell from Hydrogen sulphide and Methyl mercaptan, so even if they set up an EPA to monitor it there will be nothing they can do. Please no matter where you live on this planet - email the Tasmanian and Australian goverments and implore them not to build this mill
And I thought the ... By: utkonos313. on 02 Aug 07, 11:10:07 And I thought the scallop fishermen dredged all the scallops up years ago. Alas, the stakeholder mentality has entered politics to stay.
Excellent video. By: kieranbennettmedia. on 01 Aug 07, 02:22:49 Excellent video.
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Australian Greens Senator Christine Milne teamed up with animators eskimo productions to present this video of polar bears discussing what causes climate change.
Thats a horrible ... By: koalabear555. on 16 Oct 08, 22:36:39 Thats a horrible argument. Your doing pretty good at being wrong. Reply to this comment if you actually want me to spend time discussing this in an educated manner.
more CO2 = bigger, ... By: brengun42. on 27 Jun 08, 09:41:32 more CO2 = bigger, better plant life = more CO2 absorption = more oxygen = bigger, more vigorous animal life. All the CO2 that is in the ground (coal, oil) was once in the air. It was locked away from by millions of years of burial; effectively taking the life critical atoms C, H, and O out of the life cycle. Burning fuel releases these elements back into the cycle, and back into balance with animal exhalation and photosynthesis. CO2 is processed and converted to O in massive amounts every day.
Man, those Aussie ... By: patronise. on 19 Jan 08, 06:16:39 Man, those Aussie voices work so well for this.
An unusual spin on ... By: teddybearmjs. on 15 Dec 07, 23:45:59 An unusual spin on global warming. We humans have to do more...
Hey, that polar ... By: FootinMouthDisease. on 17 Oct 07, 04:16:44 Hey, that polar bear with scarf has a voice that sounds just like John Clarke.
Great vid. Senator, love it.
yeah but its being ... By: chrisstorvik. on 09 Oct 07, 18:22:31 yeah but its being accelerated at a incredibly rapid rate. and thats not good.
the cause for this acceleration is us.
especially those who put "away" on their msn and go god knows where and leave the PC on for no goddamn reason other than to cause the death of polar bears every hour
Great Global ... By: copcorona. on 30 Sep 07, 08:08:52 Great Global Swindle is an awesome Y Tube vid.
this was stupid. it ... By: turkqb4. on 30 Sep 07, 00:40:16 this was stupid. it was meant at causing guilty feelings but i just think it it causes me to laugh...global warming is a natural progression of warming that has been happening since the last ice age. just stupid
funny, cute, and ... By: pinkogurl. on 29 Sep 07, 16:25:56 funny, cute, and silly.
Utkonos313, I can ... By: senatormilne. on 09 Jul 07, 23:13:03 Utkonos313, I can only assume that your comment on SenatorBobBrown's video was as inappropriate as your video response. If you would like to debate the issues, please feel free. But please stay relevant to the video and do not be offensive. Many thanks.
Cartoon Bears are ... By: utkonos313. on 09 Jul 07, 12:26:10 Cartoon Bears are free to discuss the issue. Unlike humans on SenatorBobBrowns video. My comment was censored. Check out my video.
John Hammond is a straight-talking man of the sea. He belives the Gunns pulp mill proposal is a threat to the Bass Strait environment, and Tasmania's clean, green economic future.
Excellent Video ... By: tasie007. on 06 Aug 07, 08:44:13 Excellent Video John - fresh water IS toxic to salt water creatures, or about the tasmanian govt passing a preemptive air air polution act in 2004 specificaly exempting pulp mills from any restrictions on smell from Hydrogen sulphide and Methyl mercaptan, so even if they set up an EPA to monitor it there will be nothing they can do. Please no matter where you live on this planet - email the Tasmanian and Australian goverments and implore them not to build this mill
And I thought the ... By: utkonos313. on 02 Aug 07, 11:10:07 And I thought the scallop fishermen dredged all the scallops up years ago. Alas, the stakeholder mentality has entered politics to stay.
Excellent video. By: kieranbennettmedia. on 01 Aug 07, 02:22:49 Excellent video.
A stunning animation from WWF International Polar Programme, showing the progressive melting of Artice sea ice since 1979. The white is older ice - five years or more old - and the blues are progressively younger ice, with the shade closest to the ocean being fresh, or one year old, ice. The red dots are tracking buoys, showing how the ice is shifting further and faster as it melts.
It's because more ... By: StopClimateChangeNow. on 10 Sep 08, 06:59:28 It's because more people are going vegan so the planet is healing and also people are going green more now.
The ice is still ... By: RetrieveGuns. on 10 Sep 08, 06:31:31 The ice is still there, don't drink the Kool-Aid. The arctic is melting and is smaller than in past years but still average. The Antarctica is growing and many other ice glaciers in the southern hemisphere. Plate tectonics? earths axis shift during the tsunami? or just your stupefied? The earth .7 of a degree warming got taken away this year. Baghdad got snow for first time in history....global cooling? you young kids are wacky gay and stupid wait til they make you fuck animals, soon.
Save our planet! Go ... By: StopClimateChangeNow. on 30 Aug 08, 13:44:13 Save our planet! Go Veg! Go Green!
SOS Everyone must ... By: Dangerwinn. on 08 Jul 08, 01:18:01 SOS Everyone must watch this now! Warning from NASA. Please pass this on.
watch?v=JUtVQ7QbCNU
look at the white ( ... By: stopglobalwarming08. on 18 Jun 08, 08:52:17 look at the white (older ice) getting smaller & smaller!! it is clear that the artic ice is in trouble!
listen to the scientists & act now to save the earth!
Nope. As of right ... By: OfTheWillows. on 15 Jun 08, 01:24:46 Nope. As of right now it is a freight train and there is no stopping it. All we are trying to do now with reducing CO2 emissions is curtail the severity of the inevitable warming to come.
Love it! By: matthewkoob. on 13 Jun 08, 17:59:09 Love it!
So it got extremely ... By: therealsteamingpile. on 11 Jun 08, 21:56:43 So it got extremely small in the late 80s then got bigger, how can you say it wont do the same? Global warming may be happening but to say we are causing it with 100% certainty is crap, we should control pollution first then change on new plants not force plants to be retro fitted. Then fine countries that choose not to do this, every country not just the more developed ones.
Why, it MUST be! ... By: OfTheWillows. on 07 Jun 08, 22:07:15 Why, it MUST be! The only other explanation is we are causing it and we know how much evidence that has going for it. Whoever heard of CO2 leading temperatures? Why, I bet there isn't one article on how CO2 emissions combined with CO2 scrubber depletion, let alone any in a peer-reviewed journal! That's the only explanation, it must be a mysterious cycle and nothing to do with CO2 at all!
Never fear ... all ... By: jimiray1. on 04 Jun 08, 22:00:38 Never fear ... all they have to do is invent a new tax (carbon emissions) and it will instantly fix the problem.
No, melting of ... By: AustralianGreens. on 03 Jun 08, 22:43:18 No, melting of Arctic polar ice has no impact on sea level rise as the ice is floating. Just like when ice cubes in a glass of water melt, the glass doesn't overflow, floating sea ice has no impact on sea levels.
In terms of total area, if you read the info, the different colours represent different ages of ice. Bluest is youngest ice.
The total area of ... By: tIs4gatorbait. on 03 Jun 08, 18:25:08 The total area of the space never got smaller until 0:28 seconds, which is an unlikely occurence. IF it has melted that much,then we would have already seen some global flooding
this must be due to ... By: frankwilliams987. on 03 Jun 08, 03:44:03 this must be due to a mysterious natural cycle scientists can't yet explain
Australian Greens Senator Christine Milne delivers her budget reply speech in the Australian Senate.
http://greensblog .org/2008/05/16/a-bu dget-stuck-in-the-pa st/
Australian Greens Senator Christine Milne delivers her budget reply speech in the Australian Senate.
http://greensblog .org/2008/05/16/a-bu dget-stuck-in-the-pa st/
Australian Greens Senator Christine Milne delivers her budget reply speech in the Australian Senate.
http://greensblog .org/2008/05/16/a-bu dget-stuck-in-the-pa st/
Christine Milne's speech during the debate on the HIGHER EDUCATION SUPPORT AMENDMENT (REMOVAL OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION WORKPLACE RELATIONS REQUIREMENTS AND NATIONAL GOVERNANCE PROTOCOLS REQUIREMENTS AND OTHER MATTERS) BILL 2008
Australian Greens' Senator Christine Milne presents a selection of key dollar figures highlighting the enormous value of the clean, green brand to Tasmania's economy.
If we still exist ... By: samten54. on 17 Sep 07, 13:12:40 If we still exist in two hundred years the only politicians alive today who will be remembered will be the ones who fought for the environment.
Best of luck on ... By: tomtefarbror. on 03 Sep 07, 09:54:02 Best of luck on this important issue. Hopefully this commercial will help stop the madness.
Good on you to the ... By: noahjackson1. on 30 Aug 07, 13:10:04 Good on you to the Greens! Standing up for the good of Tasmania :)
Christine - I ... By: trowuttatwo. on 24 Aug 07, 03:53:08 Christine - I absolutely REJOICE that this news is going to be hitting the air ways in such a big way. FANTASTIC - YES ONE PERSON CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE. You are a hero in my eyes - Susan Macauley - Australian Children's Author AND GREEN MEMBER!
Bloody brilliant!!! ... By: wisemandan. on 23 Aug 07, 13:58:43 Bloody brilliant!!! Where is the economic benefit to local Tasmanians??? I will judge the environmental credentials of both parties at the Federal election by how they handle this issue.
Australian Greens Senator Christine Milne delivers her budget reply speech in the Australian Senate.
http://greensblog .org/2008/05/16/a-bu dget-stuck-in-the-pa st/
Christine reads from Judith Wright's work at the property, Edge, where the great poet spent the last years of her life. Christine is working to protect the property to be used as Wright intended.
It is beyond belief ... By: trowuttatwo. on 26 Sep 07, 00:54:54 It is beyond belief that this land, left by Judith, this precious 'gift' could be 'sold on the open market'. I am sure Judith would want it to be kept for those who wish to come, visit, ponder and soak up the surroundings of the place where a legend walked and wrote. It has incredible significance and should indeed be saved from "greed and the passion for ownership" indeed!!!!!
Senator Christine Milne talks about her experiences holding balance of power in the Tasmanian Parliament, and how the Australian Greens would use the privilege in the Federal Senate.
Christine talks about the Greens' trgets to replace our petrol demand with biofuels and renewable powered electric vehicles. Public Transport and cycling policies will be released later in the campaign.
So she's against ... By: UsualMike. on 30 Sep 08, 06:09:39 So she's against populism nonsense, yet she's still offering the same populist canards: green jobs, energy independence, etc...
If energy prices are the problem, letting markets work is the answer. Allowing prices to rise will be the most effective conservation policy. It will also be the best incentive for developing new energy sources. Everything else is just soft paternalism.
ABARE is the ... By: senatormilne. on 14 Feb 08, 22:05:34 ABARE is the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics, and we should ignore them because they are so ideologically blinkered that they cannot see the impact of climate change and peak oil.
Who is ABARE and ... By: Reilly50. on 14 Feb 08, 16:52:06 Who is ABARE and why should we ignore them?
but oil is already ... By: AgnesBojaxhiu2000. on 20 Oct 07, 14:50:13 but oil is already at $88/barrel ... and many will tell you that it will soon hit $100+/barrel ... i tell you once again it is a case where the do gooders are doing well ... the guys who were pointed out driving their priuses as being strange are the same guys who can still drive anywhere ... whereas when gas prices hit $5 and $7 per gallon, most of the large suvs will be parked and for sale ... and what about the guy who rode a bike ... another guy who did good doing well
wow boring speech. By: Angryxbot. on 03 Aug 08, 14:00:19 wow boring speech.
good..keep it up.. By: tenzin1985. on 28 Jun 08, 07:48:45 good..keep it up..
When one is ... By: joej2005. on 15 Jun 08, 06:39:02 When one is suppressed for decades, 9.11 happens.
Be careful when you ... By: fhahahahaha. on 29 May 08, 03:40:11 Be careful when you meet a African American or native Indians?
When one is ... By: serialny. on 15 May 08, 01:43:58 When one is suppressed for decades, this happens.
How silly. Human ... By: TheMoralAuthority. on 07 May 08, 06:06:51 How silly. Human rights do not mean rioting, arson, robbery, murder, assaults by thugs with or without donning monk robes.
Australian Greens Senator Christine Milne delivers her budget reply speech in the Australian Senate.
http://greensblog .org/2008/05/16/a-bu dget-stuck-in-the-pa st/
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By: tasie007. on 06 Aug 07, 08:44:13
Excellent Video John - fresh water IS toxic to salt water creatures, or about the tasmanian govt passing a preemptive air air polution act in 2004 specificaly exempting pulp mills from any restrictions on smell from Hydrogen sulphide and Methyl mercaptan, so even if they set up an EPA to monitor it there will be nothing they can do. Please no matter where you live on this planet - email the Tasmanian and Australian goverments and implore them not to build this mill
By: utkonos313. on 02 Aug 07, 11:10:07
And I thought the scallop fishermen dredged all the scallops up years ago. Alas, the stakeholder mentality has entered politics to stay.
By: kieranbennettmedia. on 01 Aug 07, 02:22:49
Excellent video.