by naval
(india)
future
Barry's Response - I've seen the future. And the future is Photoshop.
For those of you who would have to look it up, like I did, the Eiffel Tower is 90 miles from the nearest sea water, the English Channel.
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by winetou1984
(zalau)
i know the global warming it's a very big problem, but i can't stop looking at that bear drowning... its like the poster for the Ice age 4 movie :)
Barry's Response - There's an Ice Age 4 coming?
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by grace stevenson
(oldham)
its all about global warming x
and how to keep it lookin like this xx
Barry's Response - Gee, thanks for the photo, Grace. I have been planning to buy beach-front property in northern Canada, bordering on the Arctic Ocean. You never know....
its about how precious polar bears are
Barry's Response - According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, this species of bear is quite vulnerable because of global warming. They can't find enough food when their icy habitat melts away. The US government has also listed them us a threatened species, that is they may become endangered in the future.
global warming is a crock of bologna.
Barry's Response - Chicken bologna, no doubt. Thanks for the cute cartoon.
by Mrs Pervin Kavarana
(INDIA)
Melting Icebergs
Small temperature increase over the last several years. But it seems we have seen more forest fires, storms and floods. What does it all mean? Well, it's getting hot here for one thing. And we can blame Global Warming.
Species going extinct? I think so. Animals and plants too. If they are flexible, they should survive. But up to 30% won't, says the United Nations.
Barry's Response - It's all possible, and some think we're going into a period of cooling soon.
by satya
(jakarta)
DZD
Barry's Response Cool artwork, Satya. I don't know if you did it yourself or not, but it loosely reminds me of a scene from The Day After Tomorrow.
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