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seantang seantang
 
M$1 June 21, 2009 02:58 PM

Have you watched Home , the latest free-to-view documentary, produced by Luc Besson? Are we too late to save our planet earth?

Home (The earth from above) was directed by Yann Arthus-Bertrand and narrated by Glenn Close. It was released on 6th of June, 2009. You can download the film till June 14, 2009 from youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU&NR=1
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fibo fibo
 
 June 21, 2009 03:34 PM
Well, it is to late to be pessimistivc and think it is too late.

So let's be optimistic and work on saving our mothership.


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nickunders... nickunders...
 
June 21, 2009 03:29 PM
I couldnt finish watching it because I thought it was horrible, and no I dont think its too late.

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pellrider pellrider
 
June 21, 2009 05:36 PM
Personally, I think the earth can be saved.

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morriss003 morriss003
 
June 22, 2009 02:22 AM
No it's too late. I'm sorry but you will all have to move to Mars. This will result in a land and housing bubble, but luckily AIG, Citibank, Wells Fargo, and Goldman Sachs have teamed up to offer some really groovy low interest mortgages. Water might be a problem

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sivdevsatn... sivdevsatn...
 
June 22, 2009 01:32 PM
we are not too late to save ourselves and the larger portion of the biosphere as we see it now. the answer is in using the co2 we have suspended in the atmosphere, holding the water we are freeing from ice on the surface of the earth, and engaging both of these resources in the growth of the natural earth surface carbon cycle. Agroforestry/ symbiosis.

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sivdevsatn... sivdevsatn...
 
June 26, 2009 06:34 PM
the use we have of the vast supply of co2 we have released is to hold it and cycle it in biology. The problem is when the co2 dissapates throughout the astmosphere rather than remaining near to the planet surface in the carboncycle - which is instrinsic in the water and oxygen cylces. If the bulk of the co2 ascends then we create a greater insulating blanket and less evaporation/ condensation cycling (which procceses the heat from the sun in a way that creates more organic productivity, which in turn increases surface water holding, oxygen, and short spectrum temperature cycling). Without the biolayer on the surface the resources move vertically, into the ground and out into space. The real solution seems to be in the relation between radiant force and semipermeable membranes - that is assuming enough gravity to create atmosphere enough to keep as a liquid. Plants are such a semipermeable membrane and they happen to gain force or mass( energy) from being exposed to radiant energy(the sun) and as well sequester water and thereby produce more co2 cycling, condensation holding, spacial

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