I was just throwing out ideas. I have no idea whether it will actually help.
Amazon forest felled to build road for climate summit
I was just throwing out ideas. I have no idea whether it will actually help.
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A drop in the ocean compared to the overall loss of the forest
As is GB attaining net zero in relation to the rest of the world. Yet GB net zero is critical I've heard. Two tier climate lol.
Every little helps, more so as trumpf moves into full scale denial.
Good thing we drive milk floats...
If it wasn't for us the world would explode...
If it wasn't for us the world would explode...
No problem, just saying that us British are so pious driving milk floats to save the planet.You don't.........
So what is your problem?
If it wasn't for us the world would have ended centuries ago...
Whilst your point has validity and it’s a difficult problem to solve but it’s a regressive argument
Your argument is the old student house analogy: “well I’m not cleaning the kitchen because Billy never did it last week”
Something that is everybody's responsibility becomes no one’s responsibility.
Anyway there is huge growth in development of green technology, it is in the interest of the U.K. to be at the front in that race not sitting back letting other countries take over.
I don’t think U.K. governments are approaching net zero in a sensible way, but it should still be a goal.
Chinna building coal fired power stations does not mean we should stop cleaning up our rivers, it has a direct effect on us at home.
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Yes, just like those lies and the ones where the vaccinated were all going to die.
That, and the tax benefits, but mostly............
the acceleration
We're heading in that direction.
Here in London is total chaos with all kind of road rules and restrictions.
Last Sunday it took me 2 hours to cover 10 miles.
With horse and carriage I could've taken several shortcuts and surely make it in about an hour.
They're forcing us off the cars, even financially, so next step is either bicycle or horse.
Progress for you!
A decent electric bike with thick treaded tyres and panniers has got to be an option for some trades
We're heading in that direction.
Here in London is total chaos with all kind of road rules and restrictions.
Last Sunday it took me 2 hours to cover 10 miles.
With horse and carriage I could've taken several shortcuts and surely make it in about an hour.
They're forcing us off the cars, even financially, so next step is either bicycle or horse.
Progress for you!
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Which trades?
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