Is it too late to save our Earth. (92)
online today!online today!pedro27Bray, Dublin Ireland5,970 Threads 223 Polls 33,240 PostsSelenite: Did you know that in the South of Spain there is a type of pine tree called Pinsapo only found in a couple of places in the world and one of the oldest of the planet. Their position was preserved during the last ice age and their micro climate habitat kept them from being destroyed. They are now a protected species ...
cool story
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pedro27: cool story
Agreed
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tomcatty: At least it's cooler than the alternative
IMO the creator of the universe can control weather and climates when desired 
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tomcatty: I haveno interest in proving anything to you, i suggest you do your own research, and stay away from me.
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Rogerandout: Over Thirty years of scientific studies billions upon billions spent, yet still the best they can come up with is "there seems to be some evidence that human activity is responsible" do I believe scientists who's whole careers depend on climate change exciting. Who shoot down anyone who dares challenge them, if their science was fact
They would happily have it ridiculed. After all the facts would speak for themselves and prove doubters wrong. Buy they don't do that they silence anyone who dares challenge them. So no I don't believe it
I get what you mean! They would happily have it ridiculed. After all the facts would speak for themselves and prove doubters wrong. Buy they don't do that they silence anyone who dares challenge them. So no I don't believe it
What about geo-engineering?
Because there seems to ben extreme changes in weather patterns in some parts of Europe that I witness myself...
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Climate alarmism is a cult, co-opted by political forces who for years now have been losing relevance. No one 'denies' climate change, but what most people do deny is that we should should trust and give over large swathes of our hard earned income to governments who promise they'll fix it all. They won't fix it. They'll just line their own pockets like always and tell us how amazing they are, and all the while mother nature will keep doing her thing regardless.
That's not to say promoting environmental responsibility is a bad thing. It's most certainly a good thing. And it need not involve taxation. The majority of people want to be more environmentally responsible so naturally companies and corporations who act in a more environmentally friendly way are becoming more popular. Also, and most importantly of all, each person is a consumer. We consume. How we consume dictates what is produced, and the environmental impact that follows. Changing our consumption habits definitely makes a difference. Each of us has the power of our own choices. It would be a good idea to educate everyone on how they can live in a more environmentally friendly way, whether that means cutting down on electrical devices or ditching the smartphone, or if it's feasible use public transport or travel by bicycle instead of owning a car. Teach people to grow their own food - reducing packaging waste. And i'm sure there's lots more that can be done besides. But it has to be done positively and importantly the choice lies with the consumer. Trying to force change on people and/or radically increasing taxes will only lead to resentment and civil tension.
Positivity is needed. Not government stealing your money and pretending to play God..
That's not to say promoting environmental responsibility is a bad thing. It's most certainly a good thing. And it need not involve taxation. The majority of people want to be more environmentally responsible so naturally companies and corporations who act in a more environmentally friendly way are becoming more popular. Also, and most importantly of all, each person is a consumer. We consume. How we consume dictates what is produced, and the environmental impact that follows. Changing our consumption habits definitely makes a difference. Each of us has the power of our own choices. It would be a good idea to educate everyone on how they can live in a more environmentally friendly way, whether that means cutting down on electrical devices or ditching the smartphone, or if it's feasible use public transport or travel by bicycle instead of owning a car. Teach people to grow their own food - reducing packaging waste. And i'm sure there's lots more that can be done besides. But it has to be done positively and importantly the choice lies with the consumer. Trying to force change on people and/or radically increasing taxes will only lead to resentment and civil tension.
Positivity is needed. Not government stealing your money and pretending to play God..
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Rogerandout: Why put up a thread, when you have no knowledge of the subject
Is that really the accepted criteria! Don't put ip a thread unless you have knowledge on the subject? 
Just that there seem.to be quite a few threads on women or relationships for example ... by people who seem to have very little knowledge on the subject
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chancer_returns: Climate alarmism is a cult, co-opted by political forces who for years now have been losing relevance. No one 'denies' climate change, but what most people do deny is that we should should trust and give over large swathes of our hard earned income to governments who promise they'll fix it all. They won't fix it. They'll just line their own pockets like always and tell us how amazing they are, and all the while mother nature will keep doing her thing regardless.
That's not to say promoting environmental responsibility is a bad thing. It's most certainly a good thing. And it need not involve taxation. The majority of people want to be more environmentally responsible so naturally companies and corporations who act in a more environmentally friendly way are becoming more popular. Also, and most importantly of all, each person is a consumer. We consume. How we consume dictates what is produced, and the environmental impact that follows. Changing our consumption habits definitely makes a difference. Each of us has the power of our own choices. It would be a good idea to educate everyone on how they can live in a more environmentally friendly way, whether that means cutting down on electrical devices or ditching the smartphone, or if it's feasible use public transport or travel by bicycle instead of owning a car. Teach people to grow their own food - reducing packaging waste. And i'm sure there's lots more that can be done besides. But it has to be done positively and importantly the choice lies with the consumer. Trying to force change on people and/or radically increasing taxes will only lead to resentment and civil tension.
Positivity is needed. Not government stealing your money and pretending to play God..
Yep! That's not to say promoting environmental responsibility is a bad thing. It's most certainly a good thing. And it need not involve taxation. The majority of people want to be more environmentally responsible so naturally companies and corporations who act in a more environmentally friendly way are becoming more popular. Also, and most importantly of all, each person is a consumer. We consume. How we consume dictates what is produced, and the environmental impact that follows. Changing our consumption habits definitely makes a difference. Each of us has the power of our own choices. It would be a good idea to educate everyone on how they can live in a more environmentally friendly way, whether that means cutting down on electrical devices or ditching the smartphone, or if it's feasible use public transport or travel by bicycle instead of owning a car. Teach people to grow their own food - reducing packaging waste. And i'm sure there's lots more that can be done besides. But it has to be done positively and importantly the choice lies with the consumer. Trying to force change on people and/or radically increasing taxes will only lead to resentment and civil tension.
Positivity is needed. Not government stealing your money and pretending to play God..
Are you walking your talk Chancer?
I am! Walking your talk! Living a simpler, less waste producing, more natural life!
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Selenite: I get what you mean!
What about geo-engineering?
Because there seems to ben extreme changes in weather patterns in some parts of Europe that I witness myself...
Maybe it's the scientists playing God again. They have been doing it for decades the RAF rainmakers programme in the 1950s caused flooding in lynmouth Devon. Killing 35 peopleWhat about geo-engineering?
Because there seems to ben extreme changes in weather patterns in some parts of Europe that I witness myself...
So God knows what their capable of now
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Rogerandout: Maybe it's the scientists playing God again. They have been doing it for decades the RAF rainmakers programme in the 1950s caused flooding in lynmouth Devon. Killing 35 people
So God knows what their capable of now
It's been happening all over Andalucia these last few years! So God knows what their capable of now
Devastating floads with homes and infrastructure destroyed and people injured or killed...
And of course it also destroys crops for which they needed the water but which are now too damaged to be of any use
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Selenite: Is that really the accepted criteria! Don't put ip a thread unless you have knowledge on the subject?
Just that there seem.to be quite a few threads on women or relationships for example ... by people who seem to have very little knowledge on the subject
Yeah, but they believe they do. He said he wernt answering any questions. Then spat out he's dummy, and threw himself on the floor cryingJust that there seem.to be quite a few threads on women or relationships for example ... by people who seem to have very little knowledge on the subject
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Selenite: Yep!
Are you walking your talk Chancer?
I am! Walking your talk! Living a simpler, less waste producing, more natural life!
Like most people i could probably do more. I don't have a car though(don't need one) and make a point to put the right stuff in the recyclable goods bin, but that's about it Are you walking your talk Chancer?
I am! Walking your talk! Living a simpler, less waste producing, more natural life!
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chancer_returns: Climate alarmism is a cult, co-opted by political forces who for years now have been losing relevance. No one 'denies' climate change, but what most people do deny is that we should should trust and give over large swathes of our hard earned income to governments who promise they'll fix it all. They won't fix it. They'll just line their own pockets like always and tell us how amazing they are, and all the while mother nature will keep doing her thing regardless.
That's not to say promoting environmental responsibility is a bad thing. It's most certainly a good thing. And it need not involve taxation. The majority of people want to be more environmentally responsible so naturally companies and corporations who act in a more environmentally friendly way are becoming more popular. Also, and most importantly of all, each person is a consumer. We consume. How we consume dictates what is produced, and the environmental impact that follows. Changing our consumption habits definitely makes a difference. Each of us has the power of our own choices. It would be a good idea to educate everyone on how they can live in a more environmentally friendly way, whether that means cutting down on electrical devices or ditching the smartphone, or if it's feasible use public transport or travel by bicycle instead of owning a car. Teach people to grow their own food - reducing packaging waste. And i'm sure there's lots more that can be done besides. But it has to be done positively and importantly the choice lies with the consumer. Trying to force change on people and/or radically increasing taxes will only lead to resentment and civil tension.
Positivity is needed. Not government stealing your money and pretending to play God..
At last a reasoned approach and argument, thankyou foryour support.That's not to say promoting environmental responsibility is a bad thing. It's most certainly a good thing. And it need not involve taxation. The majority of people want to be more environmentally responsible so naturally companies and corporations who act in a more environmentally friendly way are becoming more popular. Also, and most importantly of all, each person is a consumer. We consume. How we consume dictates what is produced, and the environmental impact that follows. Changing our consumption habits definitely makes a difference. Each of us has the power of our own choices. It would be a good idea to educate everyone on how they can live in a more environmentally friendly way, whether that means cutting down on electrical devices or ditching the smartphone, or if it's feasible use public transport or travel by bicycle instead of owning a car. Teach people to grow their own food - reducing packaging waste. And i'm sure there's lots more that can be done besides. But it has to be done positively and importantly the choice lies with the consumer. Trying to force change on people and/or radically increasing taxes will only lead to resentment and civil tension.
Positivity is needed. Not government stealing your money and pretending to play God..
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tomcatty: At last a reasoned approach and argument, thankyou foryour support.
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Rogerandout: Yeah, but they believe they do. He said he wernt answering any questions. Then spat out he's dummy, and threw himself on the floor crying
Never liked that dummy antway Nice to see you talking with the big people
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Rogerandout: Wrong. He insulted a lady on here last night, when he was drunk. With totally unfounded accusations. Going on like he was the cs police
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tomcatty: Never liked that dummy antway Nice to see you talking with the big people
And I'm talking to you as wellDon't forget
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I drink a lot of water everyday and buy it in bottles of 101.4 ounce plastic bottles. I save the bottles and once a month I take them to the recycle center. That's a lot of plastic bottles.
I also use a cloth grocery bag. Sometimes I make a quick stop at the store and have to use a plastic bag. Unfortunately, plastic bags aren't recyclable. That doesn't make sense to me. Maybe Chancer knows why.
I also use a cloth grocery bag. Sometimes I make a quick stop at the store and have to use a plastic bag. Unfortunately, plastic bags aren't recyclable. That doesn't make sense to me. Maybe Chancer knows why.
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tomcatty: I don't drink, have you got a thing about me
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secretagent09: I drink a lot of water everyday and buy it in bottles of 101.4 ounce plastic bottles. I save the bottles and once a month I take them to the recycle center. That's a lot of plastic bottles.
I also use a cloth grocery bag. Sometimes I make a quick stop at the store and have to use a plastic bag. Unfortunately, plastic bags aren't recyclable. That doesn't make sense to me. Maybe Chancer knows why.
I also use a cloth grocery bag. Sometimes I make a quick stop at the store and have to use a plastic bag. Unfortunately, plastic bags aren't recyclable. That doesn't make sense to me. Maybe Chancer knows why.
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