keep up if possible, i think i said the global impact of mankinds co2 emissions were miniscule...anyway, i agree with your point about where trees should be planted and as to whether its suitable for them to flourish, i know some botanists who planted about 5,000 saplings on the shore at Waterloo/Crosby at no small cost and wouldn`t you know, the first tide that came in washed the lot away. think about it.
Wonder which Tory Minister/Donor has links to them
Think they do a lot of this stuff already. Councils and NHS all now have green/sustainability programmes.
my heart goes out to them too. i`ve often wondered if they get paid and would they even accept moneys as its probably a `calling`
No idea. From elsewhere:
This looks interesting! Gonna have to give it a read when I can.
The Role of Conspiracist Ideation and Worldviews in Predicting Rejection of Science
Background Among American Conservatives, but not Liberals, trust in science has been declining since the 1970's. Climate science has become particularly polarized, with Conservatives being more likely than Liberals to reject the notion that greenhouse gas emissions are warming the globe...journals.plos.org
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Yeah. Good article.Interesting
The promise and danger of Scotland's bog
The ancient blanket bog of northern Scotland is reaching a turning point in its long history: degrade or flourish. Which way it goes will have significant consequences for the climate.
i think about 7 old growth forests were butchered for the HS2 line construction. what is it now £100b and rising just to get to London twenty minutes quicker!! why not just get an earlier train
or am i missing something?
It expands the boundaries of metropolitan london so development has a greater radius for more homes, flats, penthouses and then those affected by city rates which pulls in more money. It also allows for development to hem the poor into tighter areas under the regime of 'social housing', gentrification of certain current areas 'cos youve a brand new home in ''wherever'', adios!'. This has at least a two pronged benefit, those that own actual prime central property will see its value increase again as theres more initial capacity in a broader city which leads to take up and demand being tweaked, but exclusivity and infrastructure pays off again as well. I wonder what extra capacity there is on the jubilee line, and what scope there is for extension in future.i think about 7 old growth forests were butchered for the HS2 line construction. what is it now £100b and rising just to get to London twenty minutes quicker!! why not just get an earlier train
As above mate. Focus on growth of property prices and extending London's importance.i think about 7 old growth forests were butchered for the HS2 line construction. what is it now £100b and rising just to get to London twenty minutes quicker!! why not just get an earlier train
When bicycles have road tax, insurance - numberplates etc the income from the 18 year old cyclists will be welcome.........
i don`t know about `conspiracy` but every time a problem crops up, like fizzy drinks and overweight people for instance. the first thing that happens is a tax on the supposed `problem`. did a ten pence sugar tax on a can of coke tackle obesity? the way to remain optimistic is not to believe the hype/scare stories from the media. David Bellamy the Botanist fella, spoke out against the `official climate narrative` he lost his career and everything as a presenter. he was blacklisted and no-one would employ him, he ended up in Australia. did certain elements in the UK conspire to keep him quiet?Climate change isn't partisan and people are realizing it's not a 'left-wing plot,' charity founder says
Discussions about climate change and its effects on the world we live in are here to stay.www.cnbc.com
I wish I shared this chap's optimism, but there is still a very healthy population of clueless numpties who think climate change is a liberal conspiracy