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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby Babygirl- » Wed Dec 09, 2009 2:40 pm

The Ilkoyar nation baan ugu baqeyna to stop cutting trees down thinking they are all Quule. :down:

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby The Nomad » Wed Dec 09, 2009 2:47 pm

The Ilkoyar nation baan ugu baqeyna to stop cutting trees down thinking they are all Quule. :down:
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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby snoop12 » Wed Dec 09, 2009 2:49 pm

Xamari, shhh, bis bis, mac mac :rose:

Babygirl, Quule grows under water, and the small tooth nation will most definitely thrive with soft Quule, easy for our small teeth to chew :up: :lol:

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby dawwa9 » Wed Dec 09, 2009 2:51 pm

Quule havent heard that one in a while, what a lovely word :mrgreen:

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby snoop12 » Wed Dec 09, 2009 2:58 pm

before dawwa and the rest of Quule admires get over excited and obsessed, let me remind you that Quule suffocates non Marexans :|

BACK TO TOPIC!

what would be the most suitable response to climate change, mitigation or adaptation?

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby Lord Diplock » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:07 pm

This global warming thing is another facade, another potential taxation instrument by gov'ts.

I am really worried about charcoal burning issue though, Somalia will become all desert in our live time, scary but true.

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby almoha » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:09 pm

some countries started permitting assylum to those fleeing from climate changes. This is a real issue.

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby snoop12 » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:12 pm

This global warming thing is another facade, another potential taxation instrument by gov'ts.

I am really worried about charcoal burning issue though, Somalia will become all desert in our live time, scary but true.
i agree, so basically we need to adapt new ways to prevent these immediate catastrophes such as desertification ?

i dont disbelieve all the science behind the climate change ordeal, but their is posible twist to favor certain nations :lol:

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby dawwa9 » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:17 pm

We don't have to fear the desert, solar water desalination could save us from it. But Somalis are never capable of utilizing this technology anyway. :down:

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby snoop12 » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:18 pm

some countries started permitting assylum to those fleeing from climate changes. This is a real issue.
assylum is waste, and that is a fact! but when you need to go, you got to go :|

im not unfamiliar with how keen rich nations are in welcoming poor migrants, into the slums, ghettos and over crowded inner cities.

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby Babygirl- » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:18 pm

The maldives are about to disapear.

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Somalia is turning into a desert because of people cutting the trees down.

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby Lord Diplock » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:22 pm

When I was a young lad (100 yrs :lol: ), on the banks of River Tana in Garissa district, we had thick forest, huge forest and now, very little of that forest is there. You could the same for most part of Somalia, especially, the areas in Jubbaland.

but what can we do to save the environment? how the hell can we help the destitute (remember most Somalis are dirt poor) to find another form of energy?

Ideas please.

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby dawwa9 » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:25 pm

When I was a young lad (100 yrs :lol: ), on the banks of River Tana in Garissa district, we had thick forest, huge forest and now, very little of that forest is there. You could the same for most part of Somalia, especially, the areas in Jubbaland.

but what can we do to save the environment? how the hell can we help the destitute (remember most Somalis are dirt poor) to find another form of energy?

Ideas please.
They could stop having so many babies and with that money saved they could afford 'clean' energy. :up:

Most women in Somali give birth to on average 6 children, 4 they can't afford!

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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby MrPrestige » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:25 pm

somaliland is taking steps to stop tree cutting in it's regions and using Solar system Electricity , Gas , etc instead of cutting down unnecessary numbers of trees.



like this for example - Tuulaada Beerato - Solar System - Oodweyne.



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Re: why is no1 discussing Climate change ??

Postby dawwa9 » Wed Dec 09, 2009 3:26 pm

^^Nice but too bad it's only on such a small scale.


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