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on KickAss420

UK is only 1% of world emissions?

just for a second . pick up the bong n start a new method + 2 more

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UK is only 1% of world emissions?

I completely believe in the climate science and trying to prevent it. Some green tech like solar and wind make good economic sense to do anyway though decades of discommisioning old power stations won't make producing it here any easier.

We've put ourselves under the boot of international energy markets at a time when the world couldn't be more divided. And if we meet every target and do reach net zero? our contribution is margin of error. China plans to keep on keeping on and the US is incredibly corrupt so won't deliver meaningful policy change this century. That's about 50% of the total emissions. And why would the developing world do any different?

If there was any pragmatism in politics there would be near equal emphasis on making our aging infrastructure, businesses and homes more resilient to the effects of climate change, not just trying to prevent it which isnt within our gift to do.

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hank

all propaganda from billioniares who want to stop us travelling...co2 makes up just 0.4% of the atmosphere...of that 0.0001% is man made..you all smoke weed, weed eats more co2 than any other plant, they add it in every big grow...plants eat co2...it gets higher plants get bigger...its bullshit antiscience...methane is the same, the hydrogen and oxygen eat it...its a perfect system...the co2 levels when the antartic was warm was half of todays levels..so that ruins the warming scam in a second...all bullshit with no experiments behind it...more fake corporate covid science ,all bought and paid for...dont belive a word of it. it is our duty to use actual science and resist this stupid scam....sorry if this offends anyone but bullshit walks... wheres Doggerland? wheres Dunwich...read some history the climate was never stable. who gains fromn this ...just the b illioniares who want to tax and stop our democracy.....wake up..its not science its a coup.

Camber

Spot on, that man! It’s 0.04% 400ppm. Whoever managed to convince people that CO2 The Gas of Life or The Miracle Molecule essential to all carbon based life forms on Earth is also a threat to the climate, has done a first class job of a psyop. Hats off to the Communists, The Masters of Manipulation, they’re very good at what they do.

The Cheesemaster 9.4/10

Scientists know perfectly well how much Co2 is in the atmosphere because they figured it out, that's how you know in the first place, so if you're saying don't trust Scientists, why would you trust them about Co2 content and not the harm it does?

Camber

Why would I trust who? Which ‘scientists’ are you saying I should trust or not trust? Should I trust this lying, serial litigating POS?

The Cheesemaster 9.4/10

How about the scientists working for ExxonMobil who came to the same conclusion 40 years ago despite their bosses not wanting to hear that

Camber

https://www.drugscience.org.uk/

Where did I say “don’t trust scientists”

bonnie

here we are, the population that exists now is the vanguard of what is to come. I fear, for our future generations, that it becomes worse before better. Though we as homosapien sapien (we're double sapien) will adapt to our environment regardless.
The Cop23 summit told us the ocean temperature has increased by 3% (correct me if this figure is wrong). Tearful to type And that means the death of our oceans as we know it. Maybe the nature of the oceans, like humans, is to die - and reincarnated also. But, that is now the temperature of the oceans. It cannot be decreased 'back to normal' through environmental friendly actions. The oceans are dying basically, bit grim to type, but we're all reasonably grown up here to handle the truth.
only thing that can cool them back down - to recognisable temperatures
(and stop the ocean from dying) - is an ice age. There may be intelligent lifeforms there that we are yet to kill.

Greentech 9.6/10

Solar and Wind turbine require precious earth metals which is equally devastating to produce.

Plastics are the biggest problem in my opinion and that just seems to be getting worse there will be no rest bite to production of petro chemicals as profits and dividend payments to shareholders are the most important to these corps. And that will never change.

We are being screwed and we will continue to be screwed unless we all get together and dethrone this evil beast!

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oasis

great post but i think when we're talking about the planet "we" is something bigger.

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British Bulldog 9.9/10

I highly doubt that the CCP hold the same opinion as you when it comes to "we" but I'll keep my fingers crossed.

When confronted with this principle of "1%" a climate activist I happened to listen to on LBC said;

"Well we're a leading power in the world and therfore I think we need to lead by example. When we change... countries like China and India will follow"

The utter arrogance of this is not just vulgar, but bewildering.

China (CCP) couldn't give a shit what the UK does and if you want an example of how much they respect our opinion, let's look at Hong Kong.

They walk in, Dominic Raab whinges a bit and fuck all happens. Because we're not a world power anymore. And Hong Kong wil soon be absorbed by the CCP.

Put your plastic in the recycling bins, fold up your cardboard all you want, it won't make a blind bit of difference. The only thing this movement has done is replaced religion in a secular UK society. That's it.

I wish it wasn't so, but it is.

Cheers BB

Camber

CO2 doesn’t affect the climate or the Earth’s temperature. It’s all bollocks. Anyone who thinks AGW/ACC is a thing, shouldn’t smoke weed. You have been played 😂

Redeye jedi

Well concrete on its own is about 8 to 10%

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British Bulldog 9.9/10

https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2019/feb/28/the-grey-wall-of-china-inside-the-worlds-concrete-superpower

Between 2009 and 2011 China used more concrete to make its 'megacities' than the United States used in the entire 20th Century.

Get your head around that one. I sure can't. 🤔

Cheers BB

wells

Picture round 10 times the people and concrete used 5 times as much per person now.

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windiest

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bitcoin quick thoughts

KICK AZZ

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bitcoin quick thoughts

originally designed as a currency to buy things, most now recognise the futility of using it for that. instead what remains in a type of asset that ironically is not much different from government issued currencies in that it relies on faith to sustain. once the faith is gone, you're left with nothing. so what you're buying is a piece of that faith. no banks or institutions but also no bailouts.

also not so different from the real world, the rich own 90%+ of the coin in circulation. factor in the 20% thought to be lost in time. what you have is a very thin pool of coins actually circulating. this matters because it means the market price has no real depth to it. the recent sale of 150 BTC lead to a drop of 10% in value. if even a small percentage try and cash in on these "gains", the arse will fall out of the whole thing.

with that said, i'm sure there's profit to be had if you're clever and persistent enough, and don't mind losing all your investment through bad luck. some crypto does indeed have some value to it, just not as much as we're seeing people lose their minds over at the moment. in the longterm, I wouldnt rule out bitcoin cash.

Tobin

I only started using bitcoin to buy from here and am suitably unimpressed with it so far. Yesterday, I went to make a purchase but the network fees are so high it just wasn't worth it.
I'm going to spend the small amount I have in my wallet and then reevaluate why I'm paying so much to get so very little.
More then likely I will go back to buying locally.

KickAss420

feel you. nothing worse than handling bitcoin when it's so volitile and fees are sky high..lb needs to get their shit together and use another equally decentralised coin.

zz87

Just buying bitcoin to use on here is a bit perilous for me at these prices, I had a purchase on bittylicous take almost 2 hours to complete not long a go (usually takes minutes) and I was terrified the price would hit one of those sudden drops, suddenly a small drop can be a decent sum of money! Just ups the stress of buying, mo' money mo' problems for bitcoin I guess lmao it wont end well for most I don't think but as you say it's not what it was meant to be anyway and many have and will make money along the way.

We could do with an alternative option on here really, eventually, hopefully.

Jonnyutah

Agreed. Also want to have a look at the relationship between tether and bitcoin. Shady as fuck and if tether goes under then the arse will well and truly fall out of it all.
https://amycastor.com/2020/11/21/are-pixie-fairies-behind-bitcoins-latest-bubble/
https://amycastor.com/2019/01/17/the-curious-case-of-tether-a-complete-timeline-of-events/