Simms would never let a good crises go unexploited. But there is no reason why the ‘kind of extreme events’ seen in Russia and Pakistan this summer could be entirely eliminated. The world could have easily produced a surplus of grain, and Pakistan’s civil infrastructure could have been developed, such that people could be at least protected from so much moving water. It’s what didn’t happen which cause these problems, not what nature threw at the world. It’s worth pointing out that problems of drought are fundamentally problems of relying on natural processes for sustenance – which the NEF want us to do more of. But increasing our dependence on natural processes necessarily means risking more to the whims and changes of nature, making us more vulnerable to what happened in Russia, not less. In the case of Pakistan, once again it has been shown that it is those who live ‘sustainable’, ‘low-impact’ lifestyles — advocated by the NEF — who are most vulnerable to nature. It’s poor people who live under those ‘ecological dominoes’, not the policy directors of self-regarding ‘think’ tanks.
Precisely ;)
isto seu barba é parvoíce são rios de rocha sólida e lama
ResponderEliminarnenhuma barreira as aguentaria
poderiam diminuir o problema
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V_CglYbUyA&feature=player_embedded#!
isto enviou-me um hidrogeólogo uma especialização mmista de hidrologia com...
vê-se a massa de boulders só a partir de 1 minuto
such that people could be at least protected from so much moving water
não sei se ganhaste uma admiradora
ou se a brasileirinha está numa de expansão colonial
OT, mas parece que o Irão acaba de chamar P*ta à Carla Bruni. Mesmo dando de barato alguma evidência que eu desconheça que comprove esse fact(óide), de a senhora realmente professorar a profissão mais velha do mundo, gostaria de saber a opinião dos presentes comentadores mais moralistas sobre a mesma profissão o que pensam da senhora, da reacção do Irão, etc.
Entenda-se que o Irão faz este insulto após uma carta aberta de Bruni a apelar à libertação de Sakineh Mohammadi Ahstiani, condenada à morte por adultério.
30/08/10 17:31
rayssa gon disse...
perspicaz! lucido. adorei.
vou ver o blog para ver outras parvoeiras
tem alguns pontos decentes
mas outros nonsense
deve gostar dele porque o raciocínio é similar
ResponderEliminarlógico
e baseado na lógica
mas a ciência nem sempre é lógica
uma preferida de HItler dizem los
filmes amerikanders
os cientistas provaram que a bumblebee não pode aerodinâmicamente voar
e no entanto voa
não sei se percebeste o clichet
mas por o raciocínio estar bem organizado
nada prova
a inversa também pode ser verdade
Eu estou ciente dos limites do meu pensamento... creio que é bem mais do que muita gente pode dizer... não quer dizer que deixe de pensar!
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