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By *ammy39 OP   Man
23 hours ago

Glenrothes

Thats what the whole of the UK contributes to Global Warming!!

Jeeeeesus!!!!

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By *ottomladdtfMan
23 hours ago

Rochford


"Thats what the whole of the UK contributes to Global Warming!!

Jeeeeesus!!!!"

We probably outsource most of our contribution to china where all our cheap tat is made

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By *i_guy_WBayMan
23 hours ago

Whitley Bay

If that is true then as we have 0.85% of the global population we deserve a break and they need to flog the other offenders a bit harder!!!

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By *inkyfuckerukMan
22 hours ago

Worcester & Bangor


"Thats what the whole of the UK contributes to Global Warming!!

Jeeeeesus!!!!"

you mean today not when jt started during the industrial revolution

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By *antsMeetsMan
22 hours ago

uxbridge

Its all a load of bollocks to control people.

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By *ountainMan
22 hours ago

ipswich

Ostrich

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By *icole mk tvTV/TS
22 hours ago

Milton keynes

Its actually less than that, 0.0001 %, the same thing happened 4.5 billion yrs ago, it happened because every so often the the sun gets brighter and hotter, i listen to the scientist, not the fantasist

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By *andomguy321Man
22 hours ago

reading


"Ostrich "

Feather Boa

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By *icole mk tvTV/TS
21 hours ago

Milton keynes


"Ostrich

Feather Boa "

Erm , rod hull

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By *ountainMan
21 hours ago

ipswich

The earth is only 4.5 billion years old. So back then it was a dead, hot planet with no life on it.

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By *ountainMan
21 hours ago

ipswich


"Ostrich

Feather Boa "

A snake with feathers !?

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By *icole mk tvTV/TS
21 hours ago

Milton keynes

Oops , meant million yrs old

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By *rancd2TV/TS
21 hours ago

Wolverhampton

Well if it means we get nice warm Novembers more often, then im all for this climate change stuff 😁

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By *hiteroseMan
21 hours ago

Neverwhere

These COP climate conferences are an utter joke. How many thousands of tonnes of carbon dioxide are released flying all these delegates to Brazil, when their stated goal is to get us all to cut our carbon dioxide emissions? Well, there's nothing like leading by example is there.

But with the US, India, Russia and China absent from the conference, they are dead in the water before they start. Those four countries alone are responsible for almost 60% of global carbon release.

At the last COP the oil nations used it as a trade exhibition to sell more oil. And this time round they are having their jolly in a country that is destroying it's rain forests at an alarming rate.

This is just rank hypocrisy on a breathtaking scale. A nice little jolly for them. We'll pick up the tab.

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By *enri du lacMan
21 hours ago

Coventry

I guess it must have been Julius Caesar's coal-fired power stations and fleet of gas-guzzling limos that caused the Roman Warm Period.

Similarly, it was clearly William The Conqueror's insistence on travelling everywhere in his converted Jumbo Jet that contributed to the Medieval Warm Period.

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By *laireKTV/TS
11 hours ago

Manchester

Factoid alert.

Setting concrete releases CO2.

China poured more concrete in just 2 years than the USA did in the entire 20th century.

If you genuinely worry about global climate change, then why is a project like Neon going to consume vast amount of resources for just 9m people?

It feels like our climate agenda is about controlling the little people.

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By *annyDanielleMan
11 hours ago

Street, Somerset

In 985AD Erik the Red's vikings successfully established a colony on Greenland that lasted almost 500 years. It was warm enough to grow crops and feed cattle. It isn't now.

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By *ildwestheroMan
10 hours ago

Llandrindod Wells

Wenlock Edge in Shropshire was once a tropical coral reef.

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By *weddolMan
10 hours ago

Bala


"Thats what the whole of the UK contributes to Global Warming!!

Jeeeeesus!!!!"

the UK is the fifth biggest historic emitter in the world. That’s because we started the burning of fossil fuels – we were the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. That’s far from water under the bridge – all those carbon emissions are still up there in the atmosphere, and form part of the climate crisis we face today.

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By *weddolMan
10 hours ago

Bala


"Wenlock Edge in Shropshire was once a tropical coral reef."

Yes 400 million years ago. This was before reptiles even existed, let alone mammals.

Make Shropshire Great Again?

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By *hiteroseMan
10 hours ago

Neverwhere


"Thats what the whole of the UK contributes to Global Warming!!

Jeeeeesus!!!!

the UK is the fifth biggest historic emitter in the world. That’s because we started the burning of fossil fuels – we were the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. That’s far from water under the bridge – all those carbon emissions are still up there in the atmosphere, and form part of the climate crisis we face today. "

The vast majority of the carbon emitted from the birth of the industrial revolution until around 1950 was when the world was able to capture and store it. The system was broadly in balance. So it's unfair to blame historic emissions. That's just a convenient excuse to absolve nations of their current excessive releases.

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By *weddolMan
10 hours ago

Bala

Most of that system has since been destroyed and the cardoon it held in place is now back in the atmosphere again

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By *weddolMan
10 hours ago

Bala

People should be aware by now the difference between global warming, and climate change.

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By *weddolMan
10 hours ago

Bala

The oldest guy on our allotments has been there almost 50 years.

When he first started, we couldn't grown sweetcorn and squashes here, but now everyone grows them.

The first commercial crop of chickpeas was able to be grown in 2019

First lentils in 2017

First chia seeds in 2018.

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By *enri du lacMan
9 hours ago

Coventry


"In 985AD Erik the Red's vikings successfully established a colony on Greenland that lasted almost 500 years. It was warm enough to grow crops and feed cattle. It isn't now. "

That's because Henry VII decommissioned all of Julius Caesar's coal-fired power stations. You know - the ones that caused the Roman Warm Period.

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By *has2Man
9 hours ago

Chaddesden, Derby


"The oldest guy on our allotments has been there almost 50 years.

When he first started, we couldn't grown sweetcorn and squashes here, but now everyone grows them.

The first commercial crop of chickpeas was able to be grown in 2019

First lentils in 2017

First chia seeds in 2018."

Plus the amount of vineyards here and now rice is being grown

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By *enri du lacMan
9 hours ago

Coventry


"The oldest guy on our allotments has been there almost 50 years.

When he first started, we couldn't grown sweetcorn and squashes here, but now everyone grows them.

The first commercial crop of chickpeas was able to be grown in 2019

First lentils in 2017

First chia seeds in 2018.

Plus the amount of vineyards here and now rice is being grown"

The Romans had vineyards here too.

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By *ammy57TV/TS
9 hours ago

Stevenage


"The oldest guy on our allotments has been there almost 50 years.

When he first started, we couldn't grown sweetcorn and squashes here, but now everyone grows them.

The first commercial crop of chickpeas was able to be grown in 2019

First lentils in 2017

First chia seeds in 2018.

Plus the amount of vineyards here and now rice is being grown

The Romans had vineyards here too."

But they also said it was dreadful?!?

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By *ammy57TV/TS
8 hours ago

Stevenage

Re vikings yes they had cattle but in relatively small numbers and the last 100 years they had stopped farming with cows as the weather again cooled.

Note the Inuit and Laplanders have lived further north for generations. They also record migrations over time as weather changes.

But nothing like now.

And yes it's 0.1 percent now, it hasn't been over the last 200 years when the first degree of warming happened. Most of our oil is exported and most of our consumption is not indigenous production we off shore that to India china and Africa and then ship it back.

So that .1 is very misleading.

Fact is we will reach 2 degrees by 2050 or sooner, and 3 or four by 2200.

If your thirty now you will be dead by then.

Unless your rich, there is a reasonable chance your kids might wish they were too.

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By *an.maleMan
8 hours ago

glossop

Mark my words, when the digital ID bullshit comes in, we’ll get “marked down” for how much energy we use and emissions we make. Social credit scores are coming!

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By *moothshyMan
8 hours ago

A14 West corridor


"Mark my words, when the digital ID bullshit comes in, we’ll get “marked down” for how much energy we use and emissions we make. Social credit scores are coming!"

Look up 'Personal Carbon Allowances'.

IIRC they are looking to impose near-impossible limits on us plebs, meanwhile 'the elites' that set them will of course be exempt from those rules...

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By *hiteroseMan
8 hours ago

Neverwhere


"Mark my words, when the digital ID bullshit comes in, we’ll get “marked down” for how much energy we use and emissions we make. Social credit scores are coming!

Look up 'Personal Carbon Allowances'.

IIRC they are looking to impose near-impossible limits on us plebs, meanwhile 'the elites' that set them will of course be exempt from those rules..."

So long as the Personal Carbon Allowance includes air travel, and applies equally to all then count me in. I'm sick of being told what type of heating to have, or what car to drive by people that will merrily get on a plane and fly to far flung places.

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By *ooking for sexy funMan
8 hours ago

Taunton


"Thats what the whole of the UK contributes to Global Warming!!

Jeeeeesus!!!! you mean today not when jt started during the industrial revolution "

No it started when they discovered fire back in the stone age

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By *om_essexMan
7 hours ago

Chelmsford

Well we outsource all our manufacturing to China then blame them.

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By *weddolMan
6 hours ago

Bala


"

The Romans had vineyards here too."

The Romans had vineyards in the South East of Britain, but today there are vineyards right across Britain including North Yorkshire

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By *hiteroseMan
6 hours ago

Neverwhere


"

The Romans had vineyards here too.

The Romans had vineyards in the South East of Britain, but today there are vineyards right across Britain including North Yorkshire "

I always thought Yorkshire Tea was grown on the eastern slopes of the Pennines.

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By *enri du lacMan
5 hours ago

Coventry


"

The Romans had vineyards here too.

The Romans had vineyards in the South East of Britain, but today there are vineyards right across Britain including North Yorkshire "

Most Roman vineyards would indeed have been in the South East, although that could be explained by the fact that the Roman occupation started there first.

Archaeologists A.G. BROWN, I. MEADOWS, S.D. TURNER & D.J. MATTINGLY wrote a paper in 2001 entitled "Roman vineyards in Britain: stratigraphic and palynological data from Woolaston in the Nene Valley, England", presenting evidence of a Roman vineyard in Northamptonshire.

They also refer to evidence for a Roman vineyard in Lincolnshire.

Viticulture has come a long way since Roman times. Hardier grape varieties have been created in recent times that can thrive much further north than previously. Even Norway has vineyards now.

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By *ammy57TV/TS
5 hours ago

Stevenage

Re social credit scoring , I think your right, provided at a reasonable cost by your friendly PFI initiative!

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By *ammy39 OP   Man
3 hours ago

Glenrothes

Very interesting views and nothing nasty (so far)

My point is, even if the UK was totally carbon neutral tomorrow, it would make virtually no difference to the massive outputs of China,Russia,India, etc.

It's costing British consumers a fortune in energy costs, made worse with all this "green" commitment!

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By *ocktoplaywithMan
3 hours ago

Derby


"Its all a load of bollocks to control people. "

Absolutely. Carbon dioxide makes up a very small part of the earths atmosphere, man made co2 a minute part of that. It’s absolutely farsical, and we’re all expected to follow on like sheep doing what they say.

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