2007 January 18 · Virtual Infrastructure 411 - VMware, Virtualization, and More

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January 18, 2007

Global Warming: CO2 and Temp

by aweeks @ 8:32 am. Filed under Technology, Environment

I just found this clip on http://www.youtube.com/ from An Inconvenient Truth. This is where Al Gore discusses the relationship between CO2 levels and global temperature. He also pretty clearly shows that Global Warming is real. Anyone who can look at this data and deny that we are having a major effect on the planet is simply refusing to accept responsibility. To accept that global warming is real means we have to change, and change scares many people.