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How popular has it become in the last 5 years to ‘save the planet’
I’m all for being kinder, but this new wave of eco friendliness has come to me as a surprise. That coupled with the green parties growth around the EU in politics, is a long way from what I expected a few years ago.
Maybe just maybe people are starting to realise we all have a legacy for future generations.
Definitely.Originally Posted by insider
It's all too late.
If we wiped out all human life on the planet, it would still take decades for it to have an effect on global warming. Four decades. Then, temperatures would peak.
My energy company is 100% green. Even though it is, I still keep turning all lights off and trying to save electric because if people on 100% green energy increase their usage, it means that more electricity has to be generatad from gas and coal.
I moved closer to work, it is more expensive for me to do that, but I no longer have a car. I don' take any flights any more. Nobody makes sacrifices. That's why we're in a mess.
Good isn’t it, even if you don’t believe in climate change (even with the current evidence) living in a cleaner/greener community is better for everyone.
China and India are definitely years behind us on an industrial level. But I just spent a month in China and their newer cities are so so clean and have incentives for people to own electric cars and use public transport.
Religion and Greed will undo any good work done to save the planet.
This x 10, only when the globalists have figured out a way to recoup their revenue from dirty old fossil fuels will governments take immediate and not in 10 years time action.
I'm sure the Sun and solar activity might have a small part to play in the climate, possibly even the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program but that for those conspiracy nut jobs. The environment wasn't considered important enough to allow the Jacks to have leccy trains!!!. we get everything.
Hard to disagree with that, WT.
the wild Llfe of the Gwent marshes stopped us building a M4 relief road which will hinder any future prosperity in South Wales
the governments has set stringent CO2 targets for car emissions hence Bridgend Ford closing down
so yes the green party and alike are doing wonders for the economy of south wales !
lets look at the food industry slaughter houses are responsible for large output of green house gases contributing to climate change
are 50 mph speed limits at 4am in the morning on the M4 really going to help us ?
everything in life from food to industry is affected .god knows what is the answer ?
by the way there is a politics forum on this site
It's not politics though, it's everyone's business
It is, During my Visit to Perth in April, I was impressed at how clean Perth is, the public spaces when compared to the UK and western Europe are so clean and lacking filth everywhere, on beaches people didn't leave their shite, but on a river cruise I got talking to a lady sat next to me and I mentioned this to her, she thought Perth was dirty in comparison to her country which was New Zealand.
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Saw a meme the other day which had a speaker pointing to a whiteboard with list of things like "cleaner air" and "cleaner water" and someone in the crowd asking "But what if it's all a hoax?". The clear implication being that even if the science doesn't add up then the actions we're taking is making our planet safer and nicer to live on.
Fair play to Sweden who seem to be leading the way: they have started to use rail travel rather than cheaper and quicker travel by air to follow that schoolgirl's lead.
A lot of that can be attributed to the Aussie's respect for their surroundings though.
The Germans are the same.
It looks nice and clean. But, Australia still produce large amounts of electricity through coal and gas, so Australia is a shit example.
Such great ignorance.the wild Llfe of the Gwent marshes stopped us building a M4 relief road which will hinder any future prosperity in South Wales
the governments has set stringent CO2 targets for car emissions hence Bridgend Ford closing down
so yes the green party and alike are doing wonders for the economy of south wales !
lets look at the food industry slaughter houses are responsible for large output of green house gases contributing to climate change
are 50 mph speed limits at 4am in the morning on the M4 really going to help us ?
everything in life from food to industry is affected .god knows what is the answer ?
by the way there is a politics forum on this site
A thriving economy is not important compared to global warming.
How did Greenland get its name when it's covered with snow for 12 months of the year? Answer, in the past it was not covered with snow for 12 months of the year; hence its name. So what does that tell you about global warming?
Pole shift ?
My Mrs got the heating on tonight !!!!
Global warming my arse
The Vegans ate all the grass?
It tells you why they had to change the name to climate change because people are dense
Global temperatures are rising but that means some places get colder and there’s more Extreme weather.
There is so much evidence for this that’s easily accessible and easy to understand. Scientific journals with zero spin if you’re interested.
It could also tell you that climate change is cyclical.It tells you why they had to change the name to climate change because people are dense
Global temperatures are rising but that means some places get colder and there’s more Extreme weather.
There is so much evidence for this that’s easily accessible and easy to understand. Scientific journals with zero spin if you’re interested.
"What if it's a big hoax and we create a better world for nothing?"
Problem is though it isn’t nothing. There is an opportunity cost to green measures. It does cost more and strangle certain economic decisions.
https://www.liveabout.com/cartoons-a...change-2734107
Number two on the list is what I was trying to describe earlier.
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