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Do you think global warming should be a top priority for world governments?
ideally yes
Have you read any news articles or heard/watched any TV programs on global warming in the past 6 months? If so, do you remember the exact topic (i.e. Kyoto treaty, fossil fuel consumption)
no
Do you recycle? (recycling reduces the amount of debris in landfills and therefore reduces methane emissions)
normally, I do, but I don't do it as a strict rule
How do you feel about Nuclear power as an energy source? Against or For
If against, why?
No, not yet. I am against it. As a power source, it should be controled, manipulated and tamed. however, I am afraid this fire human is holding is over our limit. We have only a glimpse idea of what kind of power we are playing with. not yet, not yet.
How much more would you be willing to pay for a car that used an alternative power source to gasoline?
I don't own a car.
Would you be willing to pay more for electricity if your power company used alternative energy sources (i.e. wind/water generation, solar power)?
No. and I doubt it is practical, while I support the idea, I'd like to see following things:
1. use purer enegery source:
what we are using today are still not 100% pure. while this is only ideal, we can achieve a state as close to that as possible, say 99.9999%. buring this kind energy source will mostly produce CO2 only. CO2 does cause global warming, but I don't see how it becomes a problem.
2. grow more greens
they consume CO2
3. putrify the waste from industry (so only CO2 will pass into atmosphere, not SO2, and SO3, etc), making strict laws and raise tax on heavy industry producing main polution.
this mainly apply to developing countries, who are doing their best to speed up economy. they normally pay little attention to the surroundings.
4. education, education! this is the root of everything
Who do you think is the main culprit of global warming
Consumers for their unwillingness to use ‘cleaner’ products because they cost more and are less available
Automotive and Oil companies for their unwillingness to change to alternative energy
Governments for their unwillingness to introduce and enforce stricter emissions laws
they are all responsible
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