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[FILM ]The End of Suburbia

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    #1 da1, Apr 30, 2013
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    <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/Q3uvzcY2Xug" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
     
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    I knew this was a da1 thread when I read the title.

    Don't feel like watching the video on my phone. Is it about microwaves giving all suburbanites cancer and public transportation being the only remedy?
     
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    No, just the enormous cost of the suburban lifestyle and how it will all come crashing down once oil runs out.
     
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    Don't have time to watch the video now but am familiar with that argument. The suburban lifestyle and development that much of us live in is due to a confluence of several factors many of which aren't sustainable. There are other reasons why suburbia could end without even the end of cheap oil.
     
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    But also because of microwaves.
     
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    lol. Thanks for explaining this to us. The world we live in will be irreversably changed when oil runs out? I'm shocked! What a suprise.

    Sheesh.
     
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    good thing the US just found all that new shale oil!

    LONG LIVE SUBURBIA!
     
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    Good thing we're gonna make Algae oil in the next 20 years
     
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    Yeah but fracking makes fire shoot into your house and will result in the destruction of all suburbia. Plus global warming will make everything so hot and we'll need a lot of water but then the water supply will run out. We'll all be hot, dehydrated and on fire. Bad news for Houston, indeed.
     
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    Fracking actually damages water supply.
     
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    I'll be dead by then, do not care.
     
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    Good points, all of them.

    I've seen the effects of global warming first hand. Where I live, it gets remarkably warmer in the afternoons than it is in the mornings.

    brb....gotta go charge my prius to stop this warming
     
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    It's not suburbia anymore.

    Sugar Land and the Woodlands are legit cities.
     
    #14 Mr. Clutch, Apr 30, 2013
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    http://www.nationaljournal.com/daily/the-u-s-has-much-much-more-gas-and-oil-than-we-thought-20130430

    Yeah, I'll be dead too, don't care. Have fun worrying about someone elses problem - suckers.
     
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    BUT WHAT ABOUT SPRING? HUMBLE & KINGWOOD?

    WHY WON'T ANYONE THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!!!!!
     
    #16 leroy, Apr 30, 2013
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