@FlyingbikerZA@BluEvntHorizon@afneil Why would I comment on selective postings filled with ill informed nonsense?
Reefs are currently experiencing the fourth and most widespread mass bleaching event on record, driven directly by human made ocean warming.
Physical measurements, not your finger in the air loopies!
@markythesparky9@afneil “Checked” “reversed” no mention of Absolute.
This isn’t about you, it’s about my granddaughter and future generations.
I know you think Musk will take you to Mars, but hey, the Martians have ignored their own climate change, that’s why they are here. Tell him @elonmusk
@BluEvntHorizon@afneil Canada, Denmark, Greenland, Norway, Russia, and the US stopped hunting them to extinction and instead have strict quotas.
And those pesky bears had sex, and the cubs survival increased because they were on land instead of ice eating us or our trash instead of seals. 🐻❄️
@afneil Some of the responses here from the flat earth society and the friends of Polar the Bear were expected.
The sort of people that look out of their window as thousands die up the road and remark that it’s not raining here🥴
@afneil Global temperature rises, tick
Ice and glacier loss, tick
Extreme weather occurrences, tick
Entire death of coral beds due to bleaching, tick
Rising sea levels, no tick, called too early.
The scale of the Republican defeat in the midterms is substantial.
It now looks as if the Democrats will pick up the Alaska and Mississippi Senate seats. That would give the Dems a 56:44 majority of 12, the biggest for any party for over a quarter century.
Their grip on the House is even more formidable. So far 254 or 255 seats have been called for Dems, with 12 to 14 still undecided.
NBC now projects Dems will finish with 259 House seats, Republicans with 176. That's a lead of 83 seats — 41 more than needed for a majority.
A 259-seat House would be the biggest Dem majority since 1990, when they won 267 — so the largest any party has held this century.
Still well short, of course, of the 290 needed to override a presidential veto.
@EddiCurrent@afneil The crustacean period was a bugger, when we had those tectonic plates sticking together, the world was warm, the area now known as the artic was like the Maldives
You do realise it’s raining cats and dogs and fish is not folklore?
@afneil It’s a loan, I think with a yield. Not a giveaway or subsidy as you describe it
Why? Because the money men want to ensure a return as rates increase.
Very different take, albeit a small level of exposure will be there I imagine.
@andremoreau1921@SamCoatesSky@lewis_goodall "people's trial" (or trial by public opinion) is not a formal legal or parliamentary process. Instead, it refers to the political and media environment surrounding an official inquiry, where public judgment functions alongside and often ahead of, formal proceedings.
He’s going
@andremoreau1921@CountofDown@SamCoatesSky@lewis_goodall several have histories featuring legal convictions, criminal investigations, or on significant public ethics.
I estimate 80% of their MPs are tainted and then you have the councillors.
If that’s a credible leadership team, I have £5million to give you.
@CountofDown@SamCoatesSky@lewis_goodall The great thing about party over celebrity politics is that the Party can change the leader or we can change the Party
Reform is a company, with shareholders. Only the Directors can remove him.
If they did remove him, have you looked at the records of 5 MPs he has backing him