Test your global warming knowledge
Bookworm on Dec 19 2007 at 9:43 am | Filed under: Climate change
Danny Lemieux sent me the link to this great test asking people to answer ten short questions about global warming. Try it and see how you do. I got 8/10 right. One of my wrong answers was genuine ignorance. The other was genuine carelessness, because I clicked the wrong button!
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Ophi, you lurking? Take the test!
The other was genuine carelessness, because I clicked the wrong button!
Subscribe to the Church of Ryback (Wayback to muscle power) and you will never need to click a wrong button again, Book.
9/10 but the answers are easy to guess once you figure out the intent of the questionaire.
8/10, missing one for misreading the question. Doh!
I learned something new -
“The world’s natural wetlands produce more greenhouse gas contributions annually than all human sources combined”
Here is the answer - drain the wetlands! What are a few ducks, frogs and mosquitos compared to saving the planet? We need the water to irrigate biofuel crops anyway.
8/10 I picked weather balloons instead of orbital sattelites.
And I was thinking that coal emissions *do* harm forests and didn’t think that, DUH, it wasn’t the CO2 that was the problem.