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Although I agree with Mr. Gore that we have to change the way we impact our planet, I don't think there is enough information yet to really be sure what we can expect for the future.  Our tenure here on this planet has just been a drop in the bucket compared to the vast amount of time the earth has been around.  We really don't know anything about what is normal and considering the way were going, won't.

With that said, the most significant and obvious problem facing this planet is simply TOO MANY HUMANS!!! Period!  The fact is the earth has a finite amount of space and recources to provide living creatures.  It's time we started to consider this as a whole an what our responsibilities are if we wish to continue here.

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