I wonder if this CO2 advert will get banned
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Whether you agree with the theories or not, you can't argue that this is a well produced piece of film for Plane Stupid.
It dramatises the amount of CO2 emitted by passenger jets.
It'll be interesting to see how much quicker the authorities act against this one in comparison to the official HM Government sponsored scaremongering.
http://www.campaignlive.co.uk/news/968245/Dead-pol...
It dramatises the amount of CO2 emitted by passenger jets.
It'll be interesting to see how much quicker the authorities act against this one in comparison to the official HM Government sponsored scaremongering.
http://www.campaignlive.co.uk/news/968245/Dead-pol...
These people are retards, they gatecrashed a frined of mines awards ceremony to hand a s
tty award to the architects on the planed heathrow extension shouting about it like a bunch of idiots, until it was pointed out to them that the architects they were here to protest aren't working on the heathrow job.....well done.
tty award to the architects on the planed heathrow extension shouting about it like a bunch of idiots, until it was pointed out to them that the architects they were here to protest aren't working on the heathrow job.....well done.gmk666 said:
Whether you agree with the theories or not, you can't argue that this is a well produced piece of film for Plane Stupid.
It dramatises the amount of CO2 emitted by passenger jets.
It'll be interesting to see how much quicker the authorities act against this one in comparison to the official HM Government sponsored scaremongering.
http://www.campaignlive.co.uk/news/968245/Dead-pol...
Brainwashing pure and simple. ... and with our taxes. It dramatises the amount of CO2 emitted by passenger jets.
It'll be interesting to see how much quicker the authorities act against this one in comparison to the official HM Government sponsored scaremongering.
http://www.campaignlive.co.uk/news/968245/Dead-pol...
showing pathetic ads like this just highlights the fact that they are prepared to scrape the very last bit from a very empty barrel of bullsAshVX220 said:
FFS, Polar Bears didn't even exist a few hundred thousand years ago!! Something will evolve to take their place, as has always been the case.
Not having a dig at the OP by the way, just stating fact.
And maybe something will evolve to take the place of us. So that's alright then. Not having a dig at the OP by the way, just stating fact.more carbon in the atmos the more polar bears there are start up those V8s' save the vicous killers sorry fluffy wufffy bears
"It also turns out that most of the alarm over the polar bear's future
stems from a single, peer-reviewed study, which found that the bear
population had declined by some 250, or 25%, in Western Hudson Bay in
the last decade. But the polar bear's range is far more extensive than
Hudson Bay. A 2002 U.S. Geological Survey of wildlife in the Arctic
Refuge Coastal Plain concluded that the ice bear populations "may now
be near historic highs." One of the leading experts on the polar bear,
Mitchell Taylor, the manager of wildlife resources for the Nunavut
territory in Canada, has found that the Canadian polar bear population
has actually increased by 25% -- to 15,000 from 12,000 over the past
decade.
"
"It also turns out that most of the alarm over the polar bear's future
stems from a single, peer-reviewed study, which found that the bear
population had declined by some 250, or 25%, in Western Hudson Bay in
the last decade. But the polar bear's range is far more extensive than
Hudson Bay. A 2002 U.S. Geological Survey of wildlife in the Arctic
Refuge Coastal Plain concluded that the ice bear populations "may now
be near historic highs." One of the leading experts on the polar bear,
Mitchell Taylor, the manager of wildlife resources for the Nunavut
territory in Canada, has found that the Canadian polar bear population
has actually increased by 25% -- to 15,000 from 12,000 over the past
decade.
"
Edited by Pesty on Saturday 21st November 12:38
GSOH over at WUWT. New Hockey Stick!
It seems no matter where you look, “hockey stick” shapes pop out of data related to climate. Today, the most extraordinary day in climate science seen in quite some time, was no exception. And, the day is not over. But honestly I’m too tired to continue. Thus I’m going to present the dataset gleaned today in raw form, but without the final endpoint. There’s no smoothing nor splicing of dissimilar datasets, but granted it is not a complete dataset. I’ll have complete data tomorrow. Readers will recognize that even though the endpoint has not been established, the conclusion from the graph is clear. We are living in times of extraordinary data, never before seen. It’s accelerating, and worse than we thought.
Watts concludes "sometimes there is irony"
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It seems no matter where you look, “hockey stick” shapes pop out of data related to climate. Today, the most extraordinary day in climate science seen in quite some time, was no exception. And, the day is not over. But honestly I’m too tired to continue. Thus I’m going to present the dataset gleaned today in raw form, but without the final endpoint. There’s no smoothing nor splicing of dissimilar datasets, but granted it is not a complete dataset. I’ll have complete data tomorrow. Readers will recognize that even though the endpoint has not been established, the conclusion from the graph is clear. We are living in times of extraordinary data, never before seen. It’s accelerating, and worse than we thought.
Watts concludes "sometimes there is irony"
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