ChatterBank1 min ago
What Can Be Done About Climate Change
is it a natural occurrence, after all the climate has changed over billions of years - is this really what we will come to.
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/s cience- environ ment-46 398057
https:/
Answers
Kromo; //It's hard to do anything that's carbon- neutral given the way that our economies have developed.// That is absolutely true, but there is so much hypocrisy surrounding these jamborees, look at Paris, a huge multi- million dollar fiasco, with people flooding in from all over the planet, self-congrat ulating, virtue- signalling, and achieving...
11:15 Tue 04th Dec 2018
I doubt that the world sees DA's word as the word of God, but I think most realise the climate trend is a concern. Some big players seem less than willing to get on board though. However I suspect what's asked from the rest may be too much to expect. Here's hoping CO2 extraction gets going on a large scale buying us time.
You can pretty much guess what I’m going to mention next.......
The Most Efficient Machine Ever Invented. So I read an article in The Independent wherein it stated that "The energy efficiency of a bicycle has been estimated to be the equivalent of the average car doing 1,600 miles on a gallon of petrol."
Can’t just blame the corporations, we’ve ALL got to do our bit through recycling and reducing use of the motor vehicle.
The Most Efficient Machine Ever Invented. So I read an article in The Independent wherein it stated that "The energy efficiency of a bicycle has been estimated to be the equivalent of the average car doing 1,600 miles on a gallon of petrol."
Can’t just blame the corporations, we’ve ALL got to do our bit through recycling and reducing use of the motor vehicle.
Sir David Attenborough addressing the climate change conference in Poland.
The naturalist Sir David Attenborough has said climate change is humanity's greatest threat in thousands of years.
The broadcaster said it could lead to the collapse of civilisations and the extinction of "much of the natural world".
The naturalist Sir David Attenborough has said climate change is humanity's greatest threat in thousands of years.
The broadcaster said it could lead to the collapse of civilisations and the extinction of "much of the natural world".
www.ucsusa.org/global-warming/science-and-impacts/science/each-countrys-share-of-co2.html#.XAU2y9v7S00
This is an enlightening chart of which countries are most responsible for CO2 emissions. China are far and away the most responsible and unless they address it, the rest of the world are facing a losing battle. I don't think anything we can do individually here in the UK is going to make the slightest bit of difference to global climate change. Sanctions on Chinese communist globalism may be the only way to genuinely tackle this problem.
This is an enlightening chart of which countries are most responsible for CO2 emissions. China are far and away the most responsible and unless they address it, the rest of the world are facing a losing battle. I don't think anything we can do individually here in the UK is going to make the slightest bit of difference to global climate change. Sanctions on Chinese communist globalism may be the only way to genuinely tackle this problem.
Forget the CO2 guff. It is a con. A job opportunity for the doom mongers, and a tax opportunity for eager governments.
""CO2 is just a very small component of Earth's atmosphere - about 400 ppm or 0.04% of all the gases in the atmosphere. So compared to the major components of the atmosphere (nitrogen 78% and oxygen 21%), CO2 is just a trace gas. Furthermore, of the 186 billion tons of CO2 that enters into the atmosphere yearly only 4% is man-made, the rest is from the oceans, volcanoes, and decaying plant matter. So man's contribution to total atmospheric gases via CO2 is just a small percentage of a trace!""
""CO2 is just a very small component of Earth's atmosphere - about 400 ppm or 0.04% of all the gases in the atmosphere. So compared to the major components of the atmosphere (nitrogen 78% and oxygen 21%), CO2 is just a trace gas. Furthermore, of the 186 billion tons of CO2 that enters into the atmosphere yearly only 4% is man-made, the rest is from the oceans, volcanoes, and decaying plant matter. So man's contribution to total atmospheric gases via CO2 is just a small percentage of a trace!""