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  1. #21
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    Re: What do you think about climate change/global warming?

    ...Stop having children should fix it in a hundred years. Lets get started on that Mr. Biden
    .................................................. .................................................. ............. :withstupi

  2. #22
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    Re: What do you think about climate change/global warming?

    I am still waiting for the ozone hole to kill us all.

  3. #23
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    Re: What do you think about climate change/global warming?

    Quote Originally Posted by warrenb View Post
    I am still waiting for the ozone hole to kill us all.
    Well if you live in Australia or New Zealand, it is doing exactly that. Skin cancer rates are through the roof. Most people over age 60 are regularly getting squamous cell carcinoma removed - if not removed they WILL kill you.

  4. #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by machinehop5 View Post
    ...Stop having children should fix it in a hundred years. Lets get started on that Mr. Biden
    .................................................. .................................................. ............. :withstupi
    This ^
    And to add: it's all part of a cycle. Every so many 100's - 1000's of years it happens.
    We haven't helped it and lithium batteries will make it worse.
    EV's are a dead tech. 10 years and there'll be a landfill the size of Ireland of dead battery cells. Then they'll all explode in a toxic fireball worse than Chernobyl.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brantelyolivia1320 View Post
    It's a serious situation , everyone should come together and find a strong solution and do something of it. And there should be a control over the inhuman practices. One person's actions against climate change inspires others to do same.

    Over population worldwide is the problem. It cannot support its size without consequence.
    The more there is, the more resources get used and pollute.
    We need a population cull by lottery.

    To add, electric vehicles aren't an answer. They cause more problems than they solve. Carbon use in production is higher and dead batteries can't easily be recycled, be dumped in landfill and cause land destruction. They also have an average life of 5 years. That's s**t for a 20k+ investment.
    The UK gov here won't admit it, but they know we don't have the main elec grid to cope with more demand.
    Our ban on new diesel/petrol WILL be delayed, it's inevitable.

  6. #26

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    Quote Originally Posted by dazp1976 View Post
    Over population worldwide is the problem. It cannot support its size without consequence.

    We need a population cull by lottery.

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    Doesn't need to be by lottery . Following numerous facebook pages will show where the thinning should begin

  7. #27
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    Re: What do you think about climate change/global warming?

    Quote Originally Posted by JuanDowman View Post
    Electric vehicles are not a perfect solution, but they are a better option than gasoline-powered cars. They produce zero emissions when they are driving, and they can help to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels.
    They do not produce zero emissions. A recent study in New Zealand which has an electricity grid with close to 100% renewable electricity showed 60% reduction in carbon emissions in a cradle to grave assessment. Countries that have less renewables (most except Norway) will have a lower reduction.
    However this excludes the carbon intensity of the infrastructure required to support a car addicted population (concrete, bitumen, quarries etc for road building) and the fact urban sprawl which increases total VMT/VlmT (total distance travelled) is driven by car dependency.
    And it excludes non carbon emissions such as tyre and brake particulates, let alone problems with an obesity causing lifestyle.

    So we need to reduce the amount of car use as well as using lower emission vehicles.
    https://www.eeca.govt.nz/insights/ee...ctric-vehicles

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