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Funny how the most destructive and invasive species on the planet. See other species as invasive and destructive who have zero impact to this planet compared to humans.
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/seagulls-under-threat-licence-kill-20717429 Worster council apply for licence to cull seaguls. About time it happens here.?
Well I've not any evidence at all. As Fred says it's just a money maker. Simple.
Actuall my estimate was wrong. There are 197 issues that are considered. I hope the study of these issues helps.
Might I also point you towards a web site that addresses something like 135 issues related to climate change. The site is https://skepticalscience.com/argument.php
Be surprised if Sainsbury's dont sell their Dawlish store to Lidl lowering the towns image even further than the new housing developments have.
Here's a fact "Climate Change" is naturally occuring and has been going on for millions of years. The difference today, is that several large companies, charities, and individual doom and gloom merchants, oh and not forgetting the great unwashed Libdem snowflakes have seen a way to make vast sums of money out of it. Yes pollution is wrong but the causes need to be categorized according to the harm ...
Facts and evidence are interesting things indeed. May I suggest that you watch trhe attached video and listen to what is said. I note that you say that there has been no change in the sea level as, " we know it has not changed at all". Really? How do we know this?
The community information hub is open longer this week. On Wednesday 23 October, we’ll be open from 1pm - 4pm, and again for our evening session between 5pm and 7pm. %uD83C%uDFD7%uFE0F Please come along if you have any questions about our work to build the new Dawlish sea wall.
Network Rail is inviting schoolchildren in Dawlish, Devon, to take part in an art competition that will brighten up hoardings around the new sea wall works close to Dawlish station. There will be four different age categories for the art competition including under fives, ages five to eight, nine to 11 and 12 years-old and over. Children whose designs are selected, will be invited to attend the ...