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The Great CO2 Non-Problem

Discussion in 'Time Out' started by glebe digital, Dec 14, 2010.

  1. glebe digital

    glebe digital Member

    The fear surrounding Global Warming -or Climate Change if you prefer- is predicated on the notion that CO2 Emissions created by human industry are a dangerous problem.

    Naturally occuring CO2 -mainly released by the oceans that cover a little over 70% of the Earth’s surface- we can do absolutely nothing about.

    So let’s take a look at some facts:
    CO2 from Nature = 98%
    CO2 from Humans = 2%

    [​IMG]

    Of that small slice of the CO2 cake, how much is contributed by the UK?

    Based on data from the Union of Concerned Scientists [www.ucsusa.org] of the largest industrial bogeymen, it’s roughly 2%, which equates to around 0.04% -that's four hundredths of ONE percent- of the total CO2 budget.

    How much UK debt is expected to be generated every year to deal with this 0.04% non-problem?

    £20 Billion pounds sterling. Each year, every year, for the forseeable future.

    We are being robbed blind. Just ask yourself who’s benefiting from this outrageous scam.
     
    Last edited: Sep 17, 2013
  2. felt_tip

    felt_tip New Member

    so it's ok for us to use our gas-guzzlers all day long? (so long as we can afford it of course)
    wow thanks for telling us this!
    not.
     
  3. glebe digital

    glebe digital Member

    Felt tip - Aren't you planning an extended trip criss-crossing Europe?
    Double standards? Surely not! :eek2

    Peak Oil may -or may not- be a problem, but if you can afford an overly-taxed vehicle & the fuel to run it, then by all means go to it.
     
  4. felt_tip

    felt_tip New Member

    not sure what taking trains across europe has to do with your argument.
     
  5. glebe digital

    glebe digital Member

    Using a handy Carbon Footprint calculator [http://calculator.carbonfootprint.com], each 1,000 miles of rail travel will add 0.09 tonnes of CO2 to your personal carbon footprint.

    You can offset this via a range of scams, including donations to green energy portfolios [which need your help as the carbon price plummets], pretend tree planting, or supporting the UN's mercury-filled lightbulb rollout via the CDM project. [just don't breath-in when you drop & smash one].
     
    Last edited: Sep 17, 2013
  6. felt_tip

    felt_tip New Member

    you must be jeremy clarkson. or more likey, john shimkus :bye
     
  7. glebe digital

    glebe digital Member

    :D Had to google this shimkus fella......nope, he ain't me, but he's nearly right about this:

    "Today we have about 388 parts per million in the atmosphere. I think in the age of dinosaurs, when we had the most flora and fauna, we were probably at 4,000 parts per million."

    The geological record suggests nearer 5,000ppm.
    Being agnostic, I sit on the fence bible-wise......but it's an interesting read.

    As for JC, his image is a 'media construct'....I have no time for daleks. :grin

    Regards,
    Glebe
     

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