Amen, buddy. Like I said, it doesn't matter. I just sent you a satellite image taken by NASA highlighting in red forest cover loss in NORTH AMERICA between 2000 and 2005 ALONE. The first article is focused on South America yet the satellite images included North America. Wait for your proof, served exactly as you requested while global temperatures continue to rise every year. But hey, nothing's going on, everything is fine. Good luck with that. Cheers.

Take another look at this one: http://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/style...mage/public/670091main_west.jpg?itok=QHZQA11k

Also, what you "request" cannot be delivered, not until future generations won't be able stay in the sun for more than 5 minutes. Like I said, no point in arguing.

But if you spill waste in a river that goes through your land and continues to your neighbour's land, where he's got a reservoir, would you comment then? After all, all you did was spill in your part of the river and then water magically took the waste away while vegetation growing on your side of the river bed continued to flourish, your neighbour's kids are now developing new eyes and ears one their backs.

Lol. You are literally so full of it that it's coming out of your mouth. Are you seriously comparing the effects of large scale industrialization to the land clearing done by some Native Americans? You know what? Their fires might have wiped out any living thing from the land that they burned but the smoke from your fucking car (along with factories, industrialized agriculture etc.) is slowly and surely turning this planet into a barren fucking wasteland. Take some time to travel the world a bit. Maybe try opening your eyes?

Do you feel you still need data to accept that human beings are directly affecting the environment and predominantly in a negative way? Or are you the kind of person that would build a house near an active volcano and gasp when there's lava in the living room?

In other news, racist hate crimes continue to rise in a post-Brexit England.

I actually saw a positive review for another game on Steam yesterday that read "I bought this game with my No Man's Sky refund".

It's good to focus on a positive aspect for once, however we should still keep in mind that deforestation (being one of the numerous factors) is still advancing at an alarming rate, day by day and while this study focuses on Coastal British Columbia forests as an example, the global rate at which forests are being cut down is alarming. Here's a map showing deforestation advancing up to the year 2006 (source)

This could be so many things. The possibilities are as vast as the universe itself. Even if we presume it pertains to intelligent life-forms and not to some natural phenomena (that we may not even know of!), it could very well be something that is not directed at someone in particular (not actual communication but a result/consequence of something else) or that it may be an occurrence that is beyond our scope of (current) understanding. I am not saying that "if we'd be there/closer, we'd understand", I'm saying we could very well be unable to understand due to our current genetic limitations. Anyways, pretty interesting stuff.

Seems like they won't be bringing back previous characters so goodbye Shepard. Was trying to find out more about the story (there's a couple of 'leaks' out there but nothing too revealing) but knowing BioWare, they'll likely live up to the expectations.

Absolutely loved all Mass Effect games so far. This looks pretty amazing, can't wait until next year :D

Maybe they - the Fertitta brothers - made so much money that they don't want to bother with it anymore. Just guessing.

Took me 32h to complete on pc (finishing ALL side-quests I came across). Game is awesome. Story could have been more intricate/developed but as far as gameplay goes, it's super fun to play.

Probably Sean Murray's last powertrip.