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Just been at an energy workshop and being a keen environmentalist (as well as being a normal mentalist) I was keen to hear their evidence regarding Global warming. It was great stuff: over the last six years it has been recorded that our winters are getting warmer, the summers hotter and there is less rain fall each year. This surely is not a bad thing as far as I'm concerned. The weather may become a bit more erratic but I can live with that.
In fact looking at the global picture the temperate regions benefit to the detriment of the tropical/desert regions. But there is a dilema. The biggest producers of CO2 (Europe and USA) will not be adversely effected as the African/Middle Eastern regions, yet they contribute less CO2. Some Asian countries (China for example contribute significant levels of methane from the paddy fields) also are fault and may be effected by the rise in sea level.
So in essence we've signed up to the Kyoto pact, and are legally bound to prevent changing our climate (to our advantage) and becoming a lovley warm country with happy citizens.
That sucks, we should be selfish like the Americans and consider our own people for a change. So I am about to make a u-turn, let's encourage the Whales to eat the nasty plankton, we can still cut down the rainforest but we should then make some big boats from it and go around in them attacking Whalers, I hereby want people to engage in more bottom squeaking and let's have more ruminating animals, such as cows, doing likewise.
Give us 50 years and we could have a tropical paradise Island. Surely in a sustainable society we owe it to our children to do this. We can become a sporting nation again, a happy beach loving nation with cool tans (derived from the depletion of the Ozone layer-another good cause) and a zest for our coconut lager.
Greenpeace have lied to us all these years.
In fact looking at the global picture the temperate regions benefit to the detriment of the tropical/desert regions. But there is a dilema. The biggest producers of CO2 (Europe and USA) will not be adversely effected as the African/Middle Eastern regions, yet they contribute less CO2. Some Asian countries (China for example contribute significant levels of methane from the paddy fields) also are fault and may be effected by the rise in sea level.
So in essence we've signed up to the Kyoto pact, and are legally bound to prevent changing our climate (to our advantage) and becoming a lovley warm country with happy citizens.
That sucks, we should be selfish like the Americans and consider our own people for a change. So I am about to make a u-turn, let's encourage the Whales to eat the nasty plankton, we can still cut down the rainforest but we should then make some big boats from it and go around in them attacking Whalers, I hereby want people to engage in more bottom squeaking and let's have more ruminating animals, such as cows, doing likewise.
Give us 50 years and we could have a tropical paradise Island. Surely in a sustainable society we owe it to our children to do this. We can become a sporting nation again, a happy beach loving nation with cool tans (derived from the depletion of the Ozone layer-another good cause) and a zest for our coconut lager.
Greenpeace have lied to us all these years.
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It's not allowed in the middle of July. I like my birthday sunny and barbeque filled. Alcohol, burned meat and mates make a good birthday, and I'll be 21 this year, so, if it rains, I'll hunt you down.
They won't like it when I build my Freeze Ray. Just imagine, the ability to make a snowy day in the middle of July. Right over a bunch of builders with beer-bellies the size of beachballs who still insist on working in only a pair of football shorts.
BEARDS. wrote:
> I don't like the heat. If you want it hot you can sod off and live
> with foreign people.
Well in 50 years time Britain will be full of foreigners. That's our immigration policy for you. I don't blame them either, for wanting to come here, they've got long term vision. It'll be a lovely party island I imagine. We will be a giant Ibiza but with class.
> I don't like the heat. If you want it hot you can sod off and live
> with foreign people.
Well in 50 years time Britain will be full of foreigners. That's our immigration policy for you. I don't blame them either, for wanting to come here, they've got long term vision. It'll be a lovely party island I imagine. We will be a giant Ibiza but with class.
Agree with Beards on this one, sun is cool but not all the time...I like the rain, and at least when it's cold you can find somewhere or something to keep you warm.
I don't like the heat. If you want it hot you can sod off and live with foreign people.
In 51 years, we'll all have mutated from gamma rays and CO2 inhalation.
Every single person will be born a different sepcies and will not longer be able to mate.
So, you have a choice, put up with the cold, go on holiday every summer, and have planety of sex.
My alternative sounds better, even at this fine hour of the day.
:D
Every single person will be born a different sepcies and will not longer be able to mate.
So, you have a choice, put up with the cold, go on holiday every summer, and have planety of sex.
My alternative sounds better, even at this fine hour of the day.
:D
Just been at an energy workshop and being a keen environmentalist (as well as being a normal mentalist) I was keen to hear their evidence regarding Global warming. It was great stuff: over the last six years it has been recorded that our winters are getting warmer, the summers hotter and there is less rain fall each year. This surely is not a bad thing as far as I'm concerned. The weather may become a bit more erratic but I can live with that.
In fact looking at the global picture the temperate regions benefit to the detriment of the tropical/desert regions. But there is a dilema. The biggest producers of CO2 (Europe and USA) will not be adversely effected as the African/Middle Eastern regions, yet they contribute less CO2. Some Asian countries (China for example contribute significant levels of methane from the paddy fields) also are fault and may be effected by the rise in sea level.
So in essence we've signed up to the Kyoto pact, and are legally bound to prevent changing our climate (to our advantage) and becoming a lovley warm country with happy citizens.
That sucks, we should be selfish like the Americans and consider our own people for a change. So I am about to make a u-turn, let's encourage the Whales to eat the nasty plankton, we can still cut down the rainforest but we should then make some big boats from it and go around in them attacking Whalers, I hereby want people to engage in more bottom squeaking and let's have more ruminating animals, such as cows, doing likewise.
Give us 50 years and we could have a tropical paradise Island. Surely in a sustainable society we owe it to our children to do this. We can become a sporting nation again, a happy beach loving nation with cool tans (derived from the depletion of the Ozone layer-another good cause) and a zest for our coconut lager.
Greenpeace have lied to us all these years.
In fact looking at the global picture the temperate regions benefit to the detriment of the tropical/desert regions. But there is a dilema. The biggest producers of CO2 (Europe and USA) will not be adversely effected as the African/Middle Eastern regions, yet they contribute less CO2. Some Asian countries (China for example contribute significant levels of methane from the paddy fields) also are fault and may be effected by the rise in sea level.
So in essence we've signed up to the Kyoto pact, and are legally bound to prevent changing our climate (to our advantage) and becoming a lovley warm country with happy citizens.
That sucks, we should be selfish like the Americans and consider our own people for a change. So I am about to make a u-turn, let's encourage the Whales to eat the nasty plankton, we can still cut down the rainforest but we should then make some big boats from it and go around in them attacking Whalers, I hereby want people to engage in more bottom squeaking and let's have more ruminating animals, such as cows, doing likewise.
Give us 50 years and we could have a tropical paradise Island. Surely in a sustainable society we owe it to our children to do this. We can become a sporting nation again, a happy beach loving nation with cool tans (derived from the depletion of the Ozone layer-another good cause) and a zest for our coconut lager.
Greenpeace have lied to us all these years.
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