Writer's Block: Planet friendly

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Very. It is probably the biggest issue we face.

I don't think it's possible to reverse the trend, however. We might be able to adapt, and slow it, and keep the world in something akin to normal, but hell...you can tell things have changed already. How a typical the weather patterns have been.

And I don't just mean huge hurricanes and BIG things. In Colorado we had no "big" issues (Probably a blizzard or two, but no storm of the century) but things are just wrong. Weather is too mild when it shouldn't be, too cold when it shouldn't be.

And I think part of the issue is, right NOW, at least here...it makes the weather nicer. And it's not always "warming", it feels wrong to call it global warming when I have to pull on a sweater in June. (not the last couple of days, damn) So if you aren't facing horrible, awful things, it's easier to ignore.

But, some statistic (And I'm linking to wiki, not because it's the only place these statistic exist, but because it rounds them up nicely. if you have an issue with wiki, kindly scroll down a few inches to click on the sources they credit3 scientist say global warming doesn't exist. 4 say they don't think the data is conclusive, 24 say it's natural, and 7 say it's source is unknown. And in the last two cases that still means we should be figuring out what to do (Just that it may not be our fault)

Now here's the list of scientist who agree. It's big. And I think it's worth noting that this page is listed by organization, not single scientists. There's that many more of them.

But at this point? I'm not worrying about it. Not cause it's something to be worried about but because the people who are high enough to care....don't care. Instead, their cutting corners on oil refineries and lobbying to get the laws thrown out that will cut down on emissions.

We want and we take, and we're not willing to give up even a little bit of comfort. And even worse, we justify it, and mock those who try to make a difference. So, as far as I'm concerned, we're fucked, and we deserve every moment of it. But human adaption is mind boggling, so we'll make it threw some how I'm sure, as long as the death of this planet comes slow enough for us to adapt.

There's a quote on the wall by my school that's along the lines of "Treat the earth well, for it is not a gift from your parents, but borrowed from your children."

Apparently were the kind of person who borrows something, and returns it's stain, ripped, stretched out, and utterly useless.

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Ok, I'm trying to get a solid post together on this and have been researching it, BUT can someone tell me, besides the siblings, what other characters are white in Avatar: The last Airbender?

I've found a Maori, someone from India, a mixed girl, and Noah Ringer, who's ethnicity is unknown but doesn't really look particularly white to me (Although I feel if he is Asian/Hispanic, they have the worst PR people on Earth to not just...point that out. But it also could be a personal preference of the actor, and seem a dicey conclusion to jump to). But I also don't super know Avatar, and I know the argument has been very for Asian people, and the sibling are from the Inuit/Eskimo based tribe, so wouldn't be Asian cast anyway (not that...looking over Native American actors is awesome either). I do know Dev Patel replaced some white pop star (who was just badly cast all around), but who else is there?

Can someone link me to (or link me to a post) that lays out who was Asian inspired and cast with white actors?