Ireland needs €125bn in this decade to transition to net zero - report
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Just think how many feckin brown envelopes and jobs for the boys that would facilitate!!!
Met Office Says it Cannot Back Up its Senior Meteorologist's Claim on BBC Radio That Storms in the U.K. are "More Intense" Due to Climate Change – The Daily Sceptic
The Met Office has admitted it is unable to back up a claim by its senior meteorologist on BBC Radio that storms in the U.K. are "more intense" due to the effects of climate change.
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Bunch of Guinnesss, I heard some buffoon on the radio alluding to such a claim and reeled off in my head lots of worse storms we've had over the past 15 years, so not getting worse, just business as usualMet Office Says it Cannot Back Up its Senior Meteorologist's Claim on BBC Radio That Storms in the U.K. are "More Intense" Due to Climate Change – The Daily Sceptic
The Met Office has admitted it is unable to back up a claim by its senior meteorologist on BBC Radio that storms in the U.K. are "more intense" due to the effects of climate change.
Bunch of Guinnesss, I heard some buffoon on the radio alluding to such a claim and reeled off in my head lots of worse storms we've had over the past 15 years, so not getting worse, just business as usual
Ahh, but they give them names now...why I do not know.
Makes them scarier and more memorable, we only remember the storm of 87 (I think) because seven oaks became one oaks - otherwise it was a bit windy that evening. If it had been called Hercules and we were told to not travel it would have been even more memorable.
In fact my mother flew from London to Aberdeen that evening and the flight was diverted to Edinburgh, she was then put on a bus to Aberdeen which when it reached the Forth Road Bridge the Police advised the driver not to cross unless he wanted to, which he did, the bus made it. Now, when there's a 'storm' forecast all trains are cancelled and we are told to stay at home under the kitchen table. Google says the storm of 87 had wind speeds of up to 115 mph, now a storm is barely over a force 8 gale (40 odd mph).
When I lived in Shetland we had a storm one New Year - 91/92 where shit got really serious; caravans blown off sites into the sea, RAF Saxa Vord recorded 197 mph winds - that was a storm
More 'education' - more indoctrination
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Really, Commissar? 89% of “Educated Elites” Want Strict Rationing of Gas, Meat, and Electricity
“Do you know what a Polish sandwich looks like?” a communist-era joke went. Answer: “Two slices of bread and a ration card for the meat in between.” Unfortunately, Poles weren’t laughing at the time. We may not be, either, in a bit of time — that is, if our pseudo-elites get their way. This...
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Plastic industry deceived the public about recycling, report reveals
Plastic producers should ‘pay for the damage they’ve caused’ after decades of deception, the report's authors say.
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There was an article on the bbc about the indoor farming, obviously plant life.
It gives a great picture and how they can help emissions by not importing out of season in the U.K. foodstuffs. and with no seasonal dangers such as drought or flooding, can produce all we need whilst reducing emissions.
It's only halfway down, that they point out that many of these "farms" use so much electricity that quite a few have gone bust due to the electric costs. Obviously the high electricity use kinda wipes out any climate benefit of such farms
It gives a great picture and how they can help emissions by not importing out of season in the U.K. foodstuffs. and with no seasonal dangers such as drought or flooding, can produce all we need whilst reducing emissions.
It's only halfway down, that they point out that many of these "farms" use so much electricity that quite a few have gone bust due to the electric costs. Obviously the high electricity use kinda wipes out any climate benefit of such farms
Gloucestershire vertical farm is one of UK's 'most advanced'
Salad crops are grown indoors under lights three times faster than in traditional agriculture.
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These posh eco-loons need to check their privilege
The upper-crust halfwits of Just Stop Oil are causing misery to ordinary people.
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Something I saw about climate change and water.
Not the fact they go on about polluted rivers (because non of them are in the developed countries being asked to cough up billions Just 10 rivers carry 90% of plastic polluting the oceans ) but more about microplastics in our water.
I don't throw plastics in river, shit lego bricks or piss nylon so could it be, the rise in microplastics in our water has nothing to do with climate change at all.
When we first started sewers and waterways, we used wooden pipes and funnels, that went onwards to lead pipes, steel pipes, copper pipes, concrete pipes and clay pipes. However if you look at households and housing developments, they now mostly use plastic gutters, plastic drainpipes, water supply in, then a whole myriad of plastic water fittings before leaving the houses and going into the sewers through plastic pipes.
Therefore, could it be claimed that microplastics in first world countries, comes from plastic fittings rather than anything to do with climate change.
Not the fact they go on about polluted rivers (because non of them are in the developed countries being asked to cough up billions Just 10 rivers carry 90% of plastic polluting the oceans ) but more about microplastics in our water.
I don't throw plastics in river, shit lego bricks or piss nylon so could it be, the rise in microplastics in our water has nothing to do with climate change at all.
When we first started sewers and waterways, we used wooden pipes and funnels, that went onwards to lead pipes, steel pipes, copper pipes, concrete pipes and clay pipes. However if you look at households and housing developments, they now mostly use plastic gutters, plastic drainpipes, water supply in, then a whole myriad of plastic water fittings before leaving the houses and going into the sewers through plastic pipes.
Therefore, could it be claimed that microplastics in first world countries, comes from plastic fittings rather than anything to do with climate change.
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Dutch Climate Expert emeritus professor Guus Berkhout: “There is No Climate Emergency; it is a Hoax” | The Liberum
Has climate madness reached its peak? More genuine climate experts dare to speak up against the discourse of fear spread by politicians, movements, and the colored mainstream media. Climate Intelligence (Clintel), a global climate change and policy foundation, takes the lead with honest climate...
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Also posted in 'my energy supplier has gone bust'
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Obscene Profits from Offshore Wind Farms
Putting British Gas Profits in Context
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Also posted in 'my energy supplier has gone bust'
Obscene Profits from Offshore Wind Farms
Putting British Gas Profits in Context
And wait and see who ends up paying for decommisioning at the end of their lifecycle - it'll be tax payers, not the companies reaping the profits.
As with anything to do with teh climate, it's a scam; grants to set them up; profits go to the companies; grants for decommisioning.
I agree, a kicking should be organised.Speaking of privatization our fantasy fest promoter has been around in a few days? Should a door kicking team be assembled?
Who are we talking about?
He's wallowing in the Covid threadSpeaking of privatization our fantasy fest promoter has been around in a few days? Should a door kicking team be assembled?
PityHe's wallowing in the Covid thread
Just noticed there are two of them in that pic! WTF?
UN Says Melting Arctic Ice Is Key Indicator Of Climate Change... But It's Not Melting | ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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