Climate Disruption.

[Sisemen]

Awww!

[Boac]

Which one is which?

[Slasher]

Time to bash GW idiots over the head again. This time to prove their purposely flawed data is...purposely flawed again.




This narrator has a bloody annoying voice IMO but stick it out and hear what he says.

[Pontius Navigator]

Just had a farcebook link to a save the planet video. Not watched it but the sender clearly doesn't do irony. He is a nephew, first officer in easyJet trucking the great unwashed to the Med and back.

[FD2]

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[Woody]

Chris Grayling has actually got something right

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-48118100

[Woody]

Didn’t last long

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-48117366

[Undried Plum]

Failing Grayling is a ****q.

Sorry to have to say that, but he really is a ****q.

[Woody]

Well there is a positive.. Boris said he would lay down in front of the first bulldozer. only problem is the sheer number of people who would want to drive it.. form a queue behind me

[Fox3WheresMyBanana]

If there's that many people, you don't need the bulldozer to do the job

[llondel]

Well there is a positive.. Boris said he would lay down in front of the first bulldozer. only problem is the sheer number of people who would want to drive it.. form a queue behind me

No, Boris said he would lie in front of a bulldozer. There's recent video of him standing there doing just that.

about 1:15 in.

[AtomKraft]

It seems coastal towns in the uk will soon be subsumed by the rising waters, and measures will have to be taken....

Cough....bollocks! ....cough.

[AtomKraft]

And now, the latest plan is to refreeze the North Pole.

Whatever next from these lunatics I wonder?

[Stoneboat]

And now, the latest plan is to refreeze the North Pole.

Whatever next from these lunatics I wonder?

Yeah, what could possibly go wrong. Here's the link to AK's story.
Scientists test radical ways to fix Earth's climate.

[Boac]

It seems coastal towns in the uk will soon be subsumed by the rising waters, and measures will have to be taken....

- you omitted to observe that UK government polcy is to continue building on flood plains due to a shortage of available housing...........

[Capetonian]

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[Pontius Navigator]

It seems coastal towns in the uk will soon be subsumed by the rising waters, and measures will have to be taken....

Tough decisions. On a cost benefit analysis where does that leave Cleethorpes and Skegness?

[Sisemen]

Wouldn’t worry about them - you’ll still have to walk 3 miles to find the sea when the tide’s out.

[Slasher]

[4mastacker]

It seems coastal towns in the uk will soon be subsumed by the rising waters, and measures will have to be taken....

Tough decisions. On a cost benefit analysis where does that leave Cleethorpes and Skegness?

Great potential for increasing revenue. Should bring in the tourists to see Lincolnshire's own version of Atlantis.