Climate Change

[IT Minion]

I'm not old, however I'm getting ever older. The longer you're on the planet, the more jaded you can become on some subjects. Why? Because in past decades we've heard the same messages but maybe delivered with different words, slogans etc.

People have been told for centuries 'the end is nigh!'

MMmmm, funny how we're all still here

You guys have had this consistent message for 50 years. It should have sunk in by now.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

You guys have had this consistent message for 50 years. It should have sunk in by now.

What, that the climate is doing exactly what it has always done - changed?

 

[IT Minion]

What, that the climate is doing exactly what it has always done - changed?

Never like this.

 

[aveatry]

Never like this.

You clearly have not been paying attention to this thread - all of that was dealt with earlier.

 

[mitch66]

It's when you admit that you can't back up your claims when you make a mistake yes. I have no way to prove that a decent proportion of UK wind turbine blades are made locally.

Fair play mate. Refreshingly honest answer. Others could learn from you on this. Also you're totally entitled to your opinion. Who knows you might be right?

 

[MNW67]

Don't worry. A lot of people get scammed by the climate change stuff. lol

My point was nothing to do with climate change!

It was about energy security in a world where the USA might become an enemy.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

What are you tree huggers worrying about?

Chill, chill (pardon the pun)

If there is anything untoward going on, AI will sort it

And you also have Sir Milliband of the Ed riding to your rescue on his trusty donkey.

 

[Odds]

What are you tree huggers worrying about?

Chill, chill (pardon the pun)

If there is anything untoward going on, AI will sort it

And you also have Sir Milliband of the Ed riding to your rescue on his trusty donkey.

Hugging a tree can significantly benefit mental and physical health by reducing stress, reducing anxiety and boosting the immune system; releasing oxytocin and beneficial compounds such as phytonicides. This practice, often part of "forest bathing" (shinrin-yoku), acts as a grounding, meditative experience that can lower blood pressure and improve mood.

Suck it n' sea...or Sir Ed of Milliband will be along to kick your rusty asss.

 

[noseall]

Bring Swampy back!

I bet he lives in a nice four bed now with big gas boiler.

 

[Brigadier]

Bring Swampy back!

I bet he lives in a nice four bed now with big gas boiler.

Last I saw reported, he lives in a quiet valley somewhere in Wales.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Hugging a tree can significantly benefit mental and physical health by reducing stress, reducing anxiety and boosting the immune system; releasing oxytocin and beneficial compounds such as phytonicides. This practice, often part of "forest bathing" (shinrin-yoku), acts as a grounding, meditative experience that can lower blood pressure and improve mood.

Meanwhile, back in the real world.....

 

[Odds]

Meanwhile, back in the real world.....

No, it's true.
I read it on t'interweb so it must be so.

 

[aveatry]

It was about energy security in a world where the USA might become an enemy.

All that was lost when we blew up the last coal fired powerstation

 

[JohnD]

Bring Swampy back!

I bet he lives in a nice four bed now with big gas boiler.

I heard he has a severe heart condition.

He was offered a bypass but campaigned against it.