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Apparently they don't want you to have food on your table either. Why don't their leadership just come out and admit the truth, they want a major portion of the population to die.
What’s Going On? Ireland Joins Canada and Netherlands and Targets Farmers with Carbon Emissions Cuts - Truth Press
It's a long way back when you start believing every conspiracy theory that comes along, isn't it Slimjim?Originally Posted by slimslob
Shocking: Over 1,100 Scientists Say "No Climate Emergency" - GOP Newsfeed
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... obviously none of those scientists were from the UK, which is experiencing unprecedented heat waves, drought, flash flooding and energy costs that are expected to triple this winter.
Its GOP news means NOTHING
We had two days when it reached 40°C / 104°F but apart from that it's not been too bad, I suggest you google our summer of '76. Journalists and people like you ignore what's happened before, concentrate on the present with an element of panic thrown in for good measure.
You also get flash floods after long dry spells, it is what it is.
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When you think you have made a procedure idiot proof your company employs a better idiot.
Hi folks..
Just a simple question to all that believe in human made "climate change/global warming " , What percentage of "climate change" is directly caused by human activity. Please give an actual percentage and cite the source.
Thanks
For those of you who don't believe humans are playing a role in climate change please tell us all why the the hottest seven years, globally, have all been since 2015.
Since the 1980s, each decade has been warmer than the previous one. This is expected to continue. The warmest seven years have all been since 2015, with 2016, 2019 and 2020 constituting the top three. An exceptionally strong El Niño event occurred in 2016, which contributed to record global average warming.
2021 one of the seven warmest years on record, WMO consolidated data shows | World Meteorological Organization.
Thanks for your answer and links..BUT , you didn't answer the question..Try again?
China's worst heat wave on record is crippling power supplies. How it reacts will impact us all
For weeks now, a power crunch caused by a record heat wave and accompanying drought has wreaked havoc across Sichuan, a province home to 80 million people in southwestern China.
It's dimmed skyscrapers, shut factories, darkened subways, and plunged homes and offices into rolling blackouts, forcing air conditioning to be unplugged -- and killed thousands of poultry and fish at farms hit by electricity cuts.
The impact has been felt far and wide, from the neighboring mega city of Chongqing and the eastern provinces along the Yangtze River to the financial hub of Shanghai -- where the iconic skyline went dark this week to save energy.
In a country that prides itself on economic growth and stability, the acute power shortage has come as a shock to residents who in recent decades have grown used to improved living conditions and infrastructure.To many, extended power cuts revive memories of the distant past -- a bygone era before China's economic rise ushered in its glitzy metropolises and lifted millions out of poverty.
And now, climate change is threatening to disrupt that sense of security and economic growth.
The ongoing heat wave is the worst China has seen since records began more than 60 years ago. It has stretched over 70 days, sweeping through large swathes of the country and smashing temperature records at hundreds of weather stations.
The sheer size of China's economy and population means any major disruption to its power supply can cause massive loss and suffering.
"These so-called extreme weather events will have more impact on our lives and electricity supply," said Li Shuo, climate adviser with Greenpeace in Beijing. "And perhaps we all need to reconsider whether these extreme events will become the new normal."
Experts say the Sichuan power crunch is an example that China's energy system is far less robust than it needs to be to face the growing challenges from climate change.
Some believe the industry is heading in the right direction toward reform, while others worry it will turn to building more coal-fired power plants to secure energy supply -- and risk undermining China's pledges to reach peak carbon by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060.
... even China is now being forced to admit to the effects of man made climate change.
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