How to build earth a house of peace?
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If we wish to desire peace on earth, we should take all the globe's Muslim dogs and bitches and then put them in Antarctica, where they won't cause nightmares and problems for the innocent, civilised and sophisticated peace loving people of the world.
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Yees everyone should practice Ahimsa. Do no harm to anything. If more people did then the world would be a much better place. \n\nIf every person not only picked up their own trash but picked up a few extra pieces left by someone else each time it would do wonders.\n\nPeople are not taught to do these things. Integrity is a rare commodity these days. \n\nParents need to teach their children.\n\nAnd to the previous poster YES we can make a difference. We are after all the ones who created the mess so it only stands to reason that we can fix it as well. It is attitudes like that that perpetuate the problem. "Oh forget it we can't do anything so why try?" Thats crazy. You don't have to be a tree hugger to care. Just have some respect. Its not about the earth being able to eradicate the human race and take care of itself it is about quality of life and respect. If people cared more for others and the earth there would be more peace and a much better quality of life for everyone while we are here. Perhaps the earth wouldnt feel the need to eradicate us if we take better care of it and were not a negative influence.
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you have to create one...start with your own ideas...then ask other people... but were in a time that you want to call on ideas that will save the environment and the world...
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dude above this comment addressed some of the problems . . . but what about the solutions?\n\nFor my astrobiology class I did research on terraforming Mars, and learned quite a bit.  The first thing that would need to be done is landing, constructing miniature chemical fixing plants that could do to the atmosphere exactly what we're doing to this planet right now: release greenhouse gases that otherwise would be locked in the regolith. This would have to be done first to allow the planet to warm up a little bit, but this would take a few hundred years. You see, this would project would have to have the full commitment of the entire human race over a few thousand years for this to be "completed."\n\nAfter a few hundred years of warming,  you might actually outgas enough atmosphere from the regolith to hold liquid water stably, you might have a little more CO2 to build atmos. pressure, but growing algae or anything would require genetic engineering, since algae, im sure, is not going to grow in soils containing peroxides and epsom salts. They would fix the atmosphere to contain more oxygen. This would also take a few hundred years as well.\n\nAssuming we had the patience for this, we could have some sort of atmosphere close to 60% the pressure of ours within 600 years, and the temperatures from the 50s-70s (one scientific paper said something about 77F being reached feasibly). So this terraforming is do-able, but do we need to? have we finished discovering things on Mars before we start erasing it with running water and weather systems? \n\nSome say there is still a lot of water on Mars, enough to make an ocean covering the entire planet about a few feet deep (thats a lot), but that would take a lot of work to achieve.  Also, you have to realize that all this work would not be permanent.  Mars has no magnetic field, and thus no real protection from the solar wind which would slowly strip the planet of its atmosphere. \n\nthe "mars project" would be fruitful but not permanent, and would work for probably a good several millenia, but would need maintenance. . .  \n\nim done typing
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Well, first you'll have to make a flag, and stake your claim.\n\nThen comes the difficult part - the nearest Estate Registration Office and Zoning Department is located at the branch office in Alpha Centauri, and any constructions done prior to completing their paperwork would surely be considered null and void.\n\nOh, and despite what you've heard about the local climate and soil conditions, you will simply HAVE to build a septic tank.
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The outcome would be the same if we didn't do anything at all.\n\nNo, there will never be Earth-wide peace as long as people (or even animals or insects) inhabit the Earth.\n\nIf He can bring about this peace, then now would be a pretty good time for Him to do it.
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Let there be Peace on Earth adn let It begin with me...\n\nim not sure with the title.,
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go build a habitat house put together a group of people and the house for the deserving person is there for you to point out to your grand children as an example of how to live
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Make the world a peaceful place.
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I pray for true science positions resolving global warming, nothing is more important regarding this planet, it better not take ten years.\n\nBlubla
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no.\n\npeace on earth\n\nThere will not be peace on earth until all humans are eliminated because good and evil are only concepts of humans.
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Go to your web search and type in "environmentally safe interior design".  The page will come up with a lot of other sites, but click on the top where it says "did you mean: environmentally safe interior design".  Then go down and click on the earth sister page #2 or the next one down.  And www.geocities.com and it is a site that has a free scholarship application.  Try there first, that should help, good luck!
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love your neighbour as you love yourself!\ndo unto others as you would have them do unto you!
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World peace that my one wish for this earth
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Earthship\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\nEarthships are earth-sheltered autonomous buildings made of tyres rammed with earth, which are usually arranged in a "U" or horseshoe shape. Each tyre is rammed full of earth using a sledge. Depending on its size and the soil density a tyre may weigh more than 300 pounds when properly prepared. Windows on the sunny side admit light and heat. The "U" shape of the structure faces South in the northern hemisphere, and North in the southern hemisphere, so that the house will catch maximum sunlight in the colder months.\n\nInternal, non load bearing walls, are often made of a "honey comb" of recycled cans separated by concrete. The walls are then usually thickly plastered, using the pull-tabs on the cans as a lathe to hold the adobe and stucco.\n\nThe roof of an Earthship is heavily insulated.\n\nIn mid-September Hurricane Marilyn roared through the Caribbean, destroying a quarter of the homes on St. Thomas, one of the U.S. Virgin islands. Full restoration of power took several months. Three thousand miles away, in Taos, New Mexico, Mike Reynolds, owner of Solar Survival Architecture, read the news and saw a demand for Earthships.
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Start with promoting personal peace.  If we were all a peaceful person, there would be world peace.  World peace can be gained by various ways, but true and absolute personal peace can only be found through Jesus Christ.
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You can cram in over six billion\nhttp://www.solarviews.com/raw/earth/earthafr.jpg\n\nI second the motion for Mosaic\nhttp://chrisboy.com/oly/ol_face_4_mosaic.jpg