bazza wrote: Hmnn ... seems as tho much of NZ experienced power outages last night as demand exceeded supply. Wonder how many EV owners were left without means of transport this morning ? At least it provided a forewarning as to the total shambles yet to happen when there are X 20 or more the number of EV srequiring over night charging but there is no power. |
Muppet wrote: https://www.theguardian.com/international Check out the G headlines, all climate propaganda. |
brmbrm wrote:
Sorry mate, its not propaganda, its fact unfortunately. 234 leading climate scientists from 66 countries. We have to do something, in fact quite significant changes. EVs are just one tiny part of that. Other parts include better insulation in houses, agriculture, all sorts of things. You, with your wishful thinking, denounce all this as propaganda (but why, FFS, what have they got to gain? And how can you possibly think that number of people can be manipulated in this way?) but propaganda it ain't. Its science. |
Muppet wrote:
Well some of the world leading climate alarmists like Obama lives not 1m above sea level in Martha’s Vineyard. He must have missed the memo. Not being rude but change the “we” to “I”. What are you going to do? Been asking the question all along the thread live up to your own expectations before using the term we or you. You still got a boat? What have they got to gain? Vulgar human pride is a mighty incentive for a lot of intellectuals. Telling us how to live because there is some sort of intellectual consensus even though there is not a shred of evidence that Earth will end as per a lot of links I have put up. The wishful thinking is the part of the doomsday predictions, wars, starvation, etc, etc. They love talking it up. Yet somehow we not only defy that we get more productive every year despite the predictions. It must be infuriating. |
Muppet wrote: The Manhattan Project? |
Reel Deal Bold decisions need to be made. I reckon a global law stating no human can earn more than $2million a year. Then all the excess trillions be ploughed into the environment. [/QUOTE wrote:Haha, would you like some fairy dust as well! While we are in the world of make believe.... The report makes it clear that the writers consider the biggest c |
Reel Deal wrote: climate crises deniers , ask yourselves “what if you are wrong”….we all die a slow death. I’m not prepared to take that risk. If the climate crises is wrong we end up with reduced pollution, on that alone I’m all for it. Bold decisions need to be made. I reckon a global law stating no human can earn more than $2million a year. Then all the excess trillions be ploughed into the environment. |
SaltyC wrote:
Haha, would you like some fairy dust as well! While we are in the world of make believe.... The report makes it clear that the writers consider the biggest contributors to climate change are humans, right? So, why then do they not propose the simplest solution? Less humans. If you have children then you are the biggest contributor to climate change, no matter what other minor changes you make re FF and EVs etc. The next big UN campaign should be NO MORE HUMANS. We need net population decrease immediately. [/QUOTE wrote:Going by that reasoning we should celebrate death! |
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