80% reduction green house gas emissions by 2050?
Discussion
From DEFRA
CO2
38.9% from Energy
21.7% from Transport
So, all Nuclear and all electric cars by then.
CH4
38% form Agricultue
41% from Waste Treatment and disposal
Stop farming and piss in the sea.
N20
63% from Direct Soil Emission
Concrete over all mud.
Job done.
To me those numbers make it even more impossible!
CO2
38.9% from Energy
21.7% from Transport
So, all Nuclear and all electric cars by then.
CH4
38% form Agricultue
41% from Waste Treatment and disposal
Stop farming and piss in the sea.
N20
63% from Direct Soil Emission
Concrete over all mud.
Job done.
To me those numbers make it even more impossible!
paolow said:
xiphias said:
Considering the large majority of emissions come from only a few sources, I don't think it would be too difficult to change them in 42 years - think what our industry was like in 1966.
well, it existed back then...
Edited by paolow on Thursday 16th October 18:19
never thought whitewalls would suit it or even consiudered putting them on myself but they do suit.Funk said:
And they'll penalise us financially when we miss it.
Aha, now there's your answer. Impose impossible targets and then cash in when they're missed.Add the cost of this to the bank bail-out, and the Olympics, and I really don't see where all the money is going to come from.
Besides, even IF the UK cuts emissions by 80% (hello Stone Age) nobody else will, so it will make jack all difference - except that we screw ourselves.
Simpo Two said:
Funk said:
And they'll penalise us financially when we miss it.
Aha, now there's your answer. Impose impossible targets and then cash in when they're missed.Add the cost of this to the bank bail-out, and the Olympics, and I really don't see where all the money is going to come from.
Besides, even IF the UK cuts emissions by 80% (hello Stone Age) nobody else will, so it will make jack all difference - except that we screw ourselves.
And everyone one else calls it crippling the country to bring us back to the stone age. Special exemptions for socialist projects and households, natch.
I really do not understand how the people clamouring for this sort of measure cannot comprehend the imapct it will have on the economy, especially given that it is in the crapper right now. Are they thick or what?
I really do not understand how the people clamouring for this sort of measure cannot comprehend the imapct it will have on the economy, especially given that it is in the crapper right now. Are they thick or what?
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