Oh crap!!.... oh never mind

[underpants]

A sculpture of an iceberg featuring a stranded polar bear and its cub to raise awareness of climate change seen on the river Thames in London. As President Barack Obama tries to green the United States by slapping limits on carbon emissions, Congress has been was told to ignore his plan because climate change does not exist
(AFP/File/Shaun Curry)


Students dressed as a polar bear and a gorilla promote Earth Hour in Gothenburg March 28, 2009. More than 80 countries have signed up for Earth Hour on Saturday in which homes, office towers and landmarks will turn off their lights from 8.30 pm local time to raise awareness about climate change and the threat from rising greenhouse gas emissions. REUTERS/Erik Abel/Scanpix Sweden

[Richardo]

1. You'd think after 50 years they'd have more realistic gorilla suits than the Nairobi Trio look.

:eyes:

[underpants]

5. Just a polar bear waiting for the bus

[lunatica]

2. That's an outstanding way to bring the message home

Kudos to the creators of those activists!

[lost-in-nj]

3. That is kinda freaky....

but great tools for awareness.....


oh and some one named underpants shouldn't start a post with,

OH CRAP......

just saying


:rofl:


:hi:

lost

[Deja Q]

4. What was the faux iceberg made out of? How much energy was wasted in its creation, for this stunt?

It could be misinterpreted too; Londoners (or at least the Welsh) to be believing the ice caps are expanding and it's only closer to the equator are ice floes breaking off and puttering around Londontown...

:eyes:


Cynicism aside, emissions should be capped as much as possible. Live closer to work, walk to a local store, et cetera.