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tonytony208: can you pls show me how a xtian can hold political office in nigeria without first compromising his xtian standards? #justasking

spotit: great comments everyone, the thing is to go completely green as much as we are able.

even though the politics and intricacies of going green has implications on food shortage. going biofuel to me is a bit crazy; with the exception of sugar for electronic batteries, i think we quickly need to go totally solar and hydro everywhere we would have otherwise needed hydrocarbons/nuclear, make little or no wars and implements of war, make more forests than we're quickly exterminating them..being very very mindful is no retrogression...the list is endless but we need to put paid to the mad emissions and our greed when using other universal elements

davien: I appreciate the write-up and by the way if you are a geologist or anyone with an authority on such a field i would urge you to acquire the mean temperatures of all the states in Nigeria....

davien: Because climate change i believe by your understanding of it(correct me if i am wrong) should be an abrupt temperature increase....

davien: Climate change is continuous and as such variations of temperatures should be expected before the long term effects kick into play....

davien: A study by Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies. ...found out that phytoplanktons that are responsible for 80% of carbon sink' into oceans would not thrive as the oceans are now getting hotter
[url] http://e360.yale.edu/digest/ocean_changes_could_diminish_phytoplanktons_role_as_carbon_sink/3168/ [/url]
Also this study of american and china' carbon sink meaurements in the ecosystem......

[url] http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2001/06/0621_carbonsinks_2.html [/url]

I would like to see your opinion on this.... thank you

Taking into account the carbon sink effect, 800 million to 1.1 billion tons of carbon accumulates annually in the atmosphere, the researchers say. This refutes the idea that the U.S carbon sink is big enough to equal the amount of carbon that U.S. factories emit through the burning of fossil fuels, as some studies have concluded.

The results of the Princeton-led study are particularly interesting because the 23 scientists who participated in the research and agreed on the conclusions initially held strongly differing views about the size of the U.S. carbon sink.

moyes5757: ya datz d one

jideomowunmi: Tell me aw one can get into politics without not getting his or her hands dirty...?I think Jesus Christ sets a good example for christians to emulate....maybe we shud be more focused on dat....and ignore all distractions...a christian is a christian...a politician is a politician...mixing both hardly works...

hannesy: ur case is different,let me think of wot 2 do with u lol brb

moyes5757: nice. I've known d alumni anthem since 2011 buh I've never bothered to learn d new one cus I dnt rili lyk it ............

davien: I never made an assertion that "carbon monoxide" in particular has any prolonged residual time....
And yes i do know plant life requires carbon dioxide....and do you know plant life also gives out carbon dioxide?...

davien: Do you also understand that the things that make use of carbon emissions later on still give that carbon back into the environment in different forms....

davien: so how then is it not responsible for climate change when;
Animals exhale carbon dioxide....
plants absorb it(not a 100% absorption)

davien: The plants die and give back the carbon in the form of coal or oil or become fossilized...either way this takes a very long time(decaying being an exception)

davien: Meanwhile the unused carbon still lingers in the atmosphere....

davien: Deposits of coal and gas are extracted and burnt...adding even more carbon emissions....

davien: I'll even say for the sake of argument that the above is in perfect equilibrium...but then why is marine life,glaciers,soil uptake of CO2 and the lot that is necessary for "carbon sink" dwindling rapidly

hannesy: I can make op turn to cat,dear me

chisombenedicta: for ur tiny miind

moyes5757: I av neva cin anybodi on diz thread in my lyf buh we are all bonded by d spirit of great ife nd if u av dat spirit 2 den u'll. Fill at ome ere....

haydot95: awwww...actually,we don't...we re all there for eachother and cmon,u re wlcm...don't feel like ure a stranger,u re not,just blend in,u dig?
And em...FTC

Timmytimmy: .......Nah! NL is an entirely different world....no one knows anyone and everybody knows everybody....just feel free here.

Debbychi: Happy bufday to chiamaka and johnwills,wishing u LLNP..May d blessings of God be with you

PECULIARGEN: [quote author=padeolu)ayam n chemical engineerind department....wah abt u??

dora7891: nope not really not all of us... we just flow dont go

bolaino: Hmmmm, you've raised some other issues. Do you think The ice ages the earth has experienced at different times in it's long history had to do with Climate change? Did civilizations like the Atlantean civilization, Go extinct because they were leaving too much carbon footprints? Or were harming the planet? Or Are Ice ages a different phenomenon?

davien: The earth can ofcourse do this but the rate it does it is much more slower than the rate we are changing it....
Over 100 billion metric tons of carbon emissions are a scar that naturally could take eons to fix naturally...yet this is the amount that has been pumped into the atmosphere for a while now....
And the glaciers that naturally prevent greenhouse warming are melting rapidly....
Geo-engineering plans to tame this using nano-particles and cloud seeding of which i am not a fan of...

spotit: of course you can choose to believe anything you want, i do also hold my conspiracist opinion in some other areas. what happens to men when they get greedier is what the planet shows us as global warming, food shortage and all. yes every young thing is expected to age, but how delicately u treat it would determine how gracefully it does in the process. it's left to you to choose between the "negligible" effects of your manhandling and the near-zero complications that go with non-catalysed natural process. i guess you're gonna say mankind has tried in taming the mean side of nature, but what's the benefit in taking a drug overdose to stop a personal ailment? what is the relationship between the natural aging of the earth and artificial electronic equipment(functional and derelict) floating increasingly in space plus the hydrocarbon wastes (although cfcs are now banned) pumped everyday here on earth, outrageous devegetation and things? catalytic much? no. negligible, yea?

Mizkelz: Hey!!!! Ewrybdy....mizkelz...chem eng....xpredite n wordite....

spotit: see bruv, u have clearly never been in manufacturing. u have not seen data on hazardous waste disposal nor directly witnessed the actual instant effect of industrial materials in the ecosystem

PECULIARGEN: @timmy i stay @ IB. Gv me ya watsapp contact nomba....xo d@ we cn chat beta...

N guyzz don't u fink we shld be talk abt our nxt obstacle nw....asin each departments way of duin finz zo d@ we won't b lik dummyzzz wen we get dre....or wah do u fink

superT14: am getting sick and tired of all diz....criously if dey born ASUU or SUG ibikunle or OAU omole well, make dem cos anoda strike again.....nah thunder go strike all of dem.....abi....staying@ hom after being admitted z jz so annoying

Dammytrager: UPDATE: 215 days to go #resumption 2014/15 session

rawpadgin: my friend u are not in LOVE

u are in LOST

how can u be in love with someone u haven't spoken to