19-square-mile ice sheet breaks loose in Canada

Sigh. Anyone else feeling like we're all screwing around writing web frameworks when we should be focusing on things that are sort of more important?

"Ellesmere Island was once entirely ringed by a single enormous ice shelf that broke up in the early 1900s."

Ummm... wouldn't this possibly indicate that there is some long-term warming going on?

If you actually read the whole article, there are some facts, followed in each case by suppositions that are unproven.

Guess what. Dinosaurs used to live in Canada too. The earth is in a constant state of change. The state where I'm sitting right now used to be under a sea.

It's amazing that supposed free thinkers and critical minds are in such a hurry to believe that we can do something about the climate of the planet for better or worse.

"Canada breaks free from ice continent"

yeah definitely, the question is how to apply our technical ability to meet some of these challenges. I been asking myself this question for awhile. However I also look at guys like sergey and larry and see how there innovations in the web have enabled them to move into other fields that have a direct impact on climate change.

The next ice age will balance everything out, don't worry :)