@MrMatthewTodd That’s just a weak straw man argument. There are plenty of climate scientists, geologists, physicists etc who do disagree with the main stream narrative and have a nuanced view of the data but rather than debate, mainstream tends to insult and dismiss them
@Heccles94 No they are not. Trees, grass and other plants adapt to the condition. Once the rain returns the lawn will be fine as will the trees. Calm down Harold!
@nickofnz You just don’t know that. We are in a super El Niño year. Yes it will be hot, but that stored heat is being released to space, after we feel its effects. Don’t be down Nick, you’re still young!
@cohler The green movement scream about the catastrophe coming, tell us we have to stop burning fossil fuels, but never tell us how we will live afterwards, they never engage in the practical solution, they hide it always. It will be totalitarianism run by a few experts who hate us.
@Meckel94715645 But the plain truth is we do need to adapt. We need new ways of producing water and not take from rivers, we need to grow different crops that thrive in hotter dryer conditions , we need to plant more trees in cities, we need to adapt more
@Boiler_Room1984@Heccles94 You’re right! What the green agenda says without saying is that we must live without holidays abroad, a private vehicle, have only a few new things, must be vegan and must not exceed a very small carbon budget. Exist and not thrive.
@jasonhickel What should we have done? The west have cut their emission to 1950s and 1960s levels, so what should we have done? Spell it out very clearly.
@AllyFogg Why? they are living in a county that has cut its emissions back to 1950s levels. If you want to lose your shit you should be writing in Hindi and Mandarin.
@YourAnonNews Ha! Yes, especially when the estimated use of the actual and planned Data centres could use 325-580Twh of electricity and as they rely on base load heavily estimates of an extra 260Million tonnes of CO2 to be produced