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Paul
Paul
02 May 2019 14:07

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-48122911

'The UK should lead the global fight against climate change by cutting greenhouse gases to nearly zero by 2050, a report says.'

Our emissions are a drop in the ocean compared to China. Why should we even bother?

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S
S
02 May 2019 14:57

Because it will all make a difference and we can put pressure on other countries to do the same

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Calamari
Calamari
02 May 2019 18:03

Shame that no one tells the USA, China, India, etc, and all the countries that dump rubbish in the sea to do the same.

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1263
1263
03 May 2019 09:30

S,

uk putting pressure on USA /China & India- don't think so .....................!!!!  more like a opportunity for goverment to think up more ways to tax people.  Usual goverment bulls*it  says one thing and does another. 

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Paul
Paul
03 May 2019 09:46

CO2 is good for the environment anyway.
That's why we add it to greenhouses all over the country.
https://fifthseasongardening.com/regulating-carbon-dioxide

S
S
03 May 2019 14:12

If you increase CO2 you start to lose nutrients over time, iron, zinc, protein. Also increasing CO2 for a short time in an enclosing environment is not the same as the environment. When increasing CO2 you would increase nutrients through fertilisers to increase nitrogen which works with CO2 to increase plant growth. Nitrogen isn't that abundant in the environment.

Good resoure form climate change deniers

https://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/

 

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Paul
Paul
03 May 2019 16:42

According to the NASA graph the CO2 level has gone up a minute amount since the same time as using direct measurement instead of ice core analysis.

And where is the CO2 measurement taken? On top of a CO2 belching volcano.

So now we all know climate change really isn't happening.

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leatash
leatash
04 May 2019 22:28
Paul
Paul
05 May 2019 07:33

CO2 / greenhouse gases are needed, otherwise we'd all be freezing.

Impossible to measure sea levels, so attributing sea level rise to humans isn't possible.

Conclusion, there is no evidence of climate change caused by humans.

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leatash
leatash
05 May 2019 12:15

Well Paul when the water is up to your neck maybe your best mate Trump will arrive to save you.

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BOO HOO
BOO HOO
05 May 2019 17:50

While the UK reduces it's emissions minus those belched out by the airlines and other sectors that are excluded. Russia, China, India, America etc will continue to increase  the amount of green house gases they produce.

Why is it the U.K. that gets the poppy end of the stick?

 

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Scapegoat
Scapegoat
06 May 2019 16:00

Why on earth would anyone prefer to use polluting and limited fossil fuels when investment in renewables is leading to much better sustainable energy regardless of global warming? 

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Scapegoat
Scapegoat
06 May 2019 19:24

Also, it's not just about global warming :(  

Humans 'threaten 1m species with extinction'

 

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Paul
Paul
07 May 2019 07:12

Sea levels are the same as they have been for years.

Humanity's contribution to greenhouses gases is minute.

Climate change project fear 

    'Humans threaten 1m species with extinction'

    'Sea levels to rise by x metres'

    'etc'

Just like Brexit project fear you're being conned.

Stop believing and starting thinking for yourselves.

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majorp
majorp
07 May 2019 08:00

I am thinking for myself and I don't take the same view as Paul. When I was a youngster, in the summertime the skies would be full of swift's, swallows, house martin's, not any more. When was the last time you heard a cukoo? When was the last time you saw a glow-worm? I don't see slow worm's crawling around as much as I used too. Since the proliferation of the vehicle there must have been billions of trillions of insects of all kinds splattered on the windscreens, although since the reduction in speed limits many now escape sudden death. Some birds of prey are making a slow recovery. When did you last hear a nightingale or see a merlin on the cliffs between Dawlish and Dawlish Warren. There is only one colony of a certain kind of ant which is now protected in an effort to save it. Over developement is the cause of much decline. Have you heard the latest where developers and councils are covering trees with nets to stop birds nesting in them, there are not as many hedgerows as there once were. so birds are trying to find nesting sites. Farmers are now getting worried as the pollinating insects are in decline and they are not getting their crops pollinated, so much of the crops do not mature.

MAN IS MAN"S BIGGEST ENEMY, NOT NATURE, and just like the dineasours, man will become extinct unless measures are taken to deal with the problems now. Scientific evedence is there for all to see it is not scaremongering, it is fact. You cannot see cancer but if you were diagnosed with it, would you say your consultant was trying to scare you?

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Calamari
Calamari
23 May 2019 05:58

Seems like China doesn't care about the environment.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-48353341

Paul
Paul
23 May 2019 06:33

I'm just being objective. I have an open mind, so @majorp, please provide your scientific evidence of climate change.

majorp
majorp
23 May 2019 08:01

You don't need scientific evidence (although it does help), Just look around. It is now the end of May, How many swift's, swallow's, sandmartin's, housemartin's, cuckoo's have you seen this year? As I have said, their food has been destroyed and is still being destroyed by pesticides

1263
1263
23 May 2019 08:10

Humans 'threaten 1m species with extinction'

 

Who counted them up and can I get a job with them 

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