Wed Sep 25, 2019 1:47 pm
Escott1927 wrote:paulh_85 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:She is protesting to make the world a healthier and a more sustainable place to live for herself and future generations. What is wrong with that? I really don't understand people who actively try and discourage people from doing the same.
Even if she did take a private jet, the potential environmental benefits of her actions will far out weigh her carbon footprint. Do you expect her to live in a mud hut in the dark and eat grass because she is an environmental activist?
The world naturally heats up and cools down. What is not natural is the rapid rate at which climate change is being accelerated by industry. Both are scientific facts. You can not pick and choose when to use science to suit your opinion. The majority of global emissions are produced by a small number of companies. If they weren't so profit driven, or if governments were more willing to impose sanctions on those companies or if more investment was made into renewable energy sources, it would have massive beneficial impacts on the environment. It would definitely have more of an impact than the average person recycling yogurt pots and cycling to work. But money talks.
The emphasis the younger generations are putting into sustainability is urgently needed and will only be a good thing in the long run. If you feel that change is not needed and are perfectly happy for companies to burn fossil fuels, pump massive amounts of CO2 into the environment and to cut down rainforests for massive profit then you are part of the problem and are the reason why she is blaming the older generations for not doing enough.
Of all the things you see in the news at the moment that make you angry, I don't think a child protesting for sustainability should be at the top of the list.
The environmental benefits of her actions?
Which actions are these? given a president a deathly stare?
Yes mate. The ultimate aim of her environmental campaign was to do that. Absolute tool. Have a read what she stands for and how it would benefit the environment. Don’t think too hard though, don’t hurt yourself.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:07 pm
Bluebird1990 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:paulh_85 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:She is protesting to make the world a healthier and a more sustainable place to live for herself and future generations. What is wrong with that? I really don't understand people who actively try and discourage people from doing the same.
Even if she did take a private jet, the potential environmental benefits of her actions will far out weigh her carbon footprint. Do you expect her to live in a mud hut in the dark and eat grass because she is an environmental activist?
The world naturally heats up and cools down. What is not natural is the rapid rate at which climate change is being accelerated by industry. Both are scientific facts. You can not pick and choose when to use science to suit your opinion. The majority of global emissions are produced by a small number of companies. If they weren't so profit driven, or if governments were more willing to impose sanctions on those companies or if more investment was made into renewable energy sources, it would have massive beneficial impacts on the environment. It would definitely have more of an impact than the average person recycling yogurt pots and cycling to work. But money talks.
The emphasis the younger generations are putting into sustainability is urgently needed and will only be a good thing in the long run. If you feel that change is not needed and are perfectly happy for companies to burn fossil fuels, pump massive amounts of CO2 into the environment and to cut down rainforests for massive profit then you are part of the problem and are the reason why she is blaming the older generations for not doing enough.
Of all the things you see in the news at the moment that make you angry, I don't think a child protesting for sustainability should be at the top of the list.
The environmental benefits of her actions?
Which actions are these? given a president a deathly stare?
Yes mate. The ultimate aim of her environmental campaign was to do that. Absolute tool. Have a read what she stands for and how it would benefit the environment. Don’t think too hard though, don’t hurt yourself.
You cant argue with stupid, all these people see is someone younger than them telling them they're wrong and they're the problem and they dont like it, its hilarious how older people get riled up like this.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:12 pm
Jock wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:paulh_85 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:She is protesting to make the world a healthier and a more sustainable place to live for herself and future generations. What is wrong with that? I really don't understand people who actively try and discourage people from doing the same.
Even if she did take a private jet, the potential environmental benefits of her actions will far out weigh her carbon footprint. Do you expect her to live in a mud hut in the dark and eat grass because she is an environmental activist?
The world naturally heats up and cools down. What is not natural is the rapid rate at which climate change is being accelerated by industry. Both are scientific facts. You can not pick and choose when to use science to suit your opinion. The majority of global emissions are produced by a small number of companies. If they weren't so profit driven, or if governments were more willing to impose sanctions on those companies or if more investment was made into renewable energy sources, it would have massive beneficial impacts on the environment. It would definitely have more of an impact than the average person recycling yogurt pots and cycling to work. But money talks.
The emphasis the younger generations are putting into sustainability is urgently needed and will only be a good thing in the long run. If you feel that change is not needed and are perfectly happy for companies to burn fossil fuels, pump massive amounts of CO2 into the environment and to cut down rainforests for massive profit then you are part of the problem and are the reason why she is blaming the older generations for not doing enough.
Of all the things you see in the news at the moment that make you angry, I don't think a child protesting for sustainability should be at the top of the list.
The environmental benefits of her actions?
Which actions are these? given a president a deathly stare?
Yes mate. The ultimate aim of her environmental campaign was to do that. Absolute tool. Have a read what she stands for and how it would benefit the environment. Don’t think too hard though, don’t hurt yourself.
You cant argue with stupid, all these people see is someone younger than them telling them they're wrong and they're the problem and they dont like it, its hilarious how older people get riled up like this.
The ultimate aim of extinction rebellion or whatever they’re called is to replace capitalism with Marxism.
The leftist filth in our education system have polluted the minds of their students, it’s quite Orwellian what’s happening.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:22 pm
Escott1927 wrote:paulh_85 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:She is protesting to make the world a healthier and a more sustainable place to live for herself and future generations. What is wrong with that? I really don't understand people who actively try and discourage people from doing the same.
Even if she did take a private jet, the potential environmental benefits of her actions will far out weigh her carbon footprint. Do you expect her to live in a mud hut in the dark and eat grass because she is an environmental activist?
The world naturally heats up and cools down. What is not natural is the rapid rate at which climate change is being accelerated by industry. Both are scientific facts. You can not pick and choose when to use science to suit your opinion. The majority of global emissions are produced by a small number of companies. If they weren't so profit driven, or if governments were more willing to impose sanctions on those companies or if more investment was made into renewable energy sources, it would have massive beneficial impacts on the environment. It would definitely have more of an impact than the average person recycling yogurt pots and cycling to work. But money talks.
The emphasis the younger generations are putting into sustainability is urgently needed and will only be a good thing in the long run. If you feel that change is not needed and are perfectly happy for companies to burn fossil fuels, pump massive amounts of CO2 into the environment and to cut down rainforests for massive profit then you are part of the problem and are the reason why she is blaming the older generations for not doing enough.
Of all the things you see in the news at the moment that make you angry, I don't think a child protesting for sustainability should be at the top of the list.
The environmental benefits of her actions?
Which actions are these? given a president a deathly stare?
Yes mate. The ultimate aim of her environmental campaign was to do that. Absolute tool. Have a read what she stands for and how it would benefit the environment. Don’t think too hard though, don’t hurt yourself.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:24 pm
Bluebird1990 wrote:Jock wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:paulh_85 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:She is protesting to make the world a healthier and a more sustainable place to live for herself and future generations. What is wrong with that? I really don't understand people who actively try and discourage people from doing the same.
Even if she did take a private jet, the potential environmental benefits of her actions will far out weigh her carbon footprint. Do you expect her to live in a mud hut in the dark and eat grass because she is an environmental activist?
The world naturally heats up and cools down. What is not natural is the rapid rate at which climate change is being accelerated by industry. Both are scientific facts. You can not pick and choose when to use science to suit your opinion. The majority of global emissions are produced by a small number of companies. If they weren't so profit driven, or if governments were more willing to impose sanctions on those companies or if more investment was made into renewable energy sources, it would have massive beneficial impacts on the environment. It would definitely have more of an impact than the average person recycling yogurt pots and cycling to work. But money talks.
The emphasis the younger generations are putting into sustainability is urgently needed and will only be a good thing in the long run. If you feel that change is not needed and are perfectly happy for companies to burn fossil fuels, pump massive amounts of CO2 into the environment and to cut down rainforests for massive profit then you are part of the problem and are the reason why she is blaming the older generations for not doing enough.
Of all the things you see in the news at the moment that make you angry, I don't think a child protesting for sustainability should be at the top of the list.
The environmental benefits of her actions?
Which actions are these? given a president a deathly stare?
Yes mate. The ultimate aim of her environmental campaign was to do that. Absolute tool. Have a read what she stands for and how it would benefit the environment. Don’t think too hard though, don’t hurt yourself.
You cant argue with stupid, all these people see is someone younger than them telling them they're wrong and they're the problem and they dont like it, its hilarious how older people get riled up like this.
The ultimate aim of extinction rebellion or whatever they’re called is to replace capitalism with Marxism.
The leftist filth in our education system have polluted the minds of their students, it’s quite Orwellian what’s happening.
Did someone forget to put their tin foil hat on today![]()
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:25 pm
paulh_85 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:paulh_85 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:She is protesting to make the world a healthier and a more sustainable place to live for herself and future generations. What is wrong with that? I really don't understand people who actively try and discourage people from doing the same.
Even if she did take a private jet, the potential environmental benefits of her actions will far out weigh her carbon footprint. Do you expect her to live in a mud hut in the dark and eat grass because she is an environmental activist?
The world naturally heats up and cools down. What is not natural is the rapid rate at which climate change is being accelerated by industry. Both are scientific facts. You can not pick and choose when to use science to suit your opinion. The majority of global emissions are produced by a small number of companies. If they weren't so profit driven, or if governments were more willing to impose sanctions on those companies or if more investment was made into renewable energy sources, it would have massive beneficial impacts on the environment. It would definitely have more of an impact than the average person recycling yogurt pots and cycling to work. But money talks.
The emphasis the younger generations are putting into sustainability is urgently needed and will only be a good thing in the long run. If you feel that change is not needed and are perfectly happy for companies to burn fossil fuels, pump massive amounts of CO2 into the environment and to cut down rainforests for massive profit then you are part of the problem and are the reason why she is blaming the older generations for not doing enough.
Of all the things you see in the news at the moment that make you angry, I don't think a child protesting for sustainability should be at the top of the list.
The environmental benefits of her actions?
Which actions are these? given a president a deathly stare?
Yes mate. The ultimate aim of her environmental campaign was to do that. Absolute tool. Have a read what she stands for and how it would benefit the environment. Don’t think too hard though, don’t hurt yourself.
Do you mean what the people running her stand for?
Shes a mouthpiece mate, nothing more.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:33 pm
Bluebird1990 wrote:This post has shown who the idiots are.
Sorry but you're a special kind of stupid if you dont think there's a problem with how polluted the planet is and i can guarantee the ones here denying its having an effect on the planet are 40+ year olds that made the problems worse and are continuing to do so.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:38 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:This post has shown who the idiots are.
Sorry but you're a special kind of stupid if you dont think there's a problem with how polluted the planet is and i can guarantee the ones here denying its having an effect on the planet are 40+ year olds that made the problems worse and are continuing to do so.
The 40+ year olds that used brown paper bags rather than plastic, drunk their milk from re-usable glass bottles, took their reusable pop bottles back to the shop for refunds, walked to school or caught a bus, and would have believed mobile phones were science fiction. The list goes on, and on, but I think you will find the older generation knew all about re-cycling, it used to be normal.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:44 pm
paulh_85 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:paulh_85 wrote:Escott1927 wrote:She is protesting to make the world a healthier and a more sustainable place to live for herself and future generations. What is wrong with that? I really don't understand people who actively try and discourage people from doing the same.
Even if she did take a private jet, the potential environmental benefits of her actions will far out weigh her carbon footprint. Do you expect her to live in a mud hut in the dark and eat grass because she is an environmental activist?
The world naturally heats up and cools down. What is not natural is the rapid rate at which climate change is being accelerated by industry. Both are scientific facts. You can not pick and choose when to use science to suit your opinion. The majority of global emissions are produced by a small number of companies. If they weren't so profit driven, or if governments were more willing to impose sanctions on those companies or if more investment was made into renewable energy sources, it would have massive beneficial impacts on the environment. It would definitely have more of an impact than the average person recycling yogurt pots and cycling to work. But money talks.
The emphasis the younger generations are putting into sustainability is urgently needed and will only be a good thing in the long run. If you feel that change is not needed and are perfectly happy for companies to burn fossil fuels, pump massive amounts of CO2 into the environment and to cut down rainforests for massive profit then you are part of the problem and are the reason why she is blaming the older generations for not doing enough.
Of all the things you see in the news at the moment that make you angry, I don't think a child protesting for sustainability should be at the top of the list.
The environmental benefits of her actions?
Which actions are these? given a president a deathly stare?
Yes mate. The ultimate aim of her environmental campaign was to do that. Absolute tool. Have a read what she stands for and how it would benefit the environment. Don’t think too hard though, don’t hurt yourself.
Do you mean what the people running her stand for?
Shes a mouthpiece mate, nothing more.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:46 pm
Bluebird1990 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:This post has shown who the idiots are.
Sorry but you're a special kind of stupid if you dont think there's a problem with how polluted the planet is and i can guarantee the ones here denying its having an effect on the planet are 40+ year olds that made the problems worse and are continuing to do so.
The 40+ year olds that used brown paper bags rather than plastic, drunk their milk from re-usable glass bottles, took their reusable pop bottles back to the shop for refunds, walked to school or caught a bus, and would have believed mobile phones were science fiction. The list goes on, and on, but I think you will find the older generation knew all about re-cycling, it used to be normal.
Stupid argument, its those people that brought in plastic bags, plastic milk bottles, plastic pop bottles, kids still use busses and walk to school what planet are you on?, its your generation thats running these massive corporations and the ones in politics, yeah you lot were so good at recycling thats why theres a massive country sized trash pile in the pacific, its our generation trying to fix your f**k ups.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:52 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:This post has shown who the idiots are.
Sorry but you're a special kind of stupid if you dont think there's a problem with how polluted the planet is and i can guarantee the ones here denying its having an effect on the planet are 40+ year olds that made the problems worse and are continuing to do so.
The 40+ year olds that used brown paper bags rather than plastic, drunk their milk from re-usable glass bottles, took their reusable pop bottles back to the shop for refunds, walked to school or caught a bus, and would have believed mobile phones were science fiction. The list goes on, and on, but I think you will find the older generation knew all about re-cycling, it used to be normal.
Stupid argument, its those people that brought in plastic bags, plastic milk bottles, plastic pop bottles, kids still use busses and walk to school what planet are you on?, its your generation thats running these massive corporations and the ones in politics, yeah you lot were so good at recycling thats why theres a massive country sized trash pile in the pacific, its our generation trying to fix your f**k ups.
They don't walk to school where I live. The roads here are clogged up with the mothers and their 4x4's dropping the kids off at school, including my next door neighbour who lives just a quarter of a mile from the school. Perhaps you don't believe that there was a time when most households owned just one car if they were lucky, where milk was delivered and the empties collected for re-use, where us kids played outside rather than spending all our free time using electricity to power our i phones & x boxes. When looking at the problems in today's world, try looking a bit closer to home than blaming everyone bar yourself.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:54 pm
Wed Sep 25, 2019 2:57 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:This post has shown who the idiots are.
Sorry but you're a special kind of stupid if you dont think there's a problem with how polluted the planet is and i can guarantee the ones here denying its having an effect on the planet are 40+ year olds that made the problems worse and are continuing to do so.
The 40+ year olds that used brown paper bags rather than plastic, drunk their milk from re-usable glass bottles, took their reusable pop bottles back to the shop for refunds, walked to school or caught a bus, and would have believed mobile phones were science fiction. The list goes on, and on, but I think you will find the older generation knew all about re-cycling, it used to be normal.
Stupid argument, its those people that brought in plastic bags, plastic milk bottles, plastic pop bottles, kids still use busses and walk to school what planet are you on?, its your generation thats running these massive corporations and the ones in politics, yeah you lot were so good at recycling thats why theres a massive country sized trash pile in the pacific, its our generation trying to fix your f**k ups.
They don't walk to school where I live. The roads here are clogged up with the mothers and their 4x4's dropping the kids off at school, including my next door neighbour who lives just a quarter of a mile from the school. Perhaps you don't believe that there was a time when most households owned just one car if they were lucky, where milk was delivered and the empties collected for re-use, where us kids played outside rather than spending all our free time using electricity to power our i phones & x boxes. When looking at the problems in today's world, try looking a bit closer to home than blaming everyone bar yourself.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 3:00 pm
Bluebird1990 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:This post has shown who the idiots are.
Sorry but you're a special kind of stupid if you dont think there's a problem with how polluted the planet is and i can guarantee the ones here denying its having an effect on the planet are 40+ year olds that made the problems worse and are continuing to do so.
The 40+ year olds that used brown paper bags rather than plastic, drunk their milk from re-usable glass bottles, took their reusable pop bottles back to the shop for refunds, walked to school or caught a bus, and would have believed mobile phones were science fiction. The list goes on, and on, but I think you will find the older generation knew all about re-cycling, it used to be normal.
Stupid argument, its those people that brought in plastic bags, plastic milk bottles, plastic pop bottles, kids still use busses and walk to school what planet are you on?, its your generation thats running these massive corporations and the ones in politics, yeah you lot were so good at recycling thats why theres a massive country sized trash pile in the pacific, its our generation trying to fix your f**k ups.
They don't walk to school where I live. The roads here are clogged up with the mothers and their 4x4's dropping the kids off at school, including my next door neighbour who lives just a quarter of a mile from the school. Perhaps you don't believe that there was a time when most households owned just one car if they were lucky, where milk was delivered and the empties collected for re-use, where us kids played outside rather than spending all our free time using electricity to power our i phones & x boxes. When looking at the problems in today's world, try looking a bit closer to home than blaming everyone bar yourself.
And there we have it, passing the blame onto the generation that literally had no control over the problems now a generation that were either just kids or bot even born yet, who do you think raised our generation, its your generation that have the control, its your generation that caused the problems, but you dont care why should you? Youd be dead before shit really hits the fan and we'd be the ones suffering because of it
Wed Sep 25, 2019 3:01 pm
Bluebird1990 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:This post has shown who the idiots are.
Sorry but you're a special kind of stupid if you dont think there's a problem with how polluted the planet is and i can guarantee the ones here denying its having an effect on the planet are 40+ year olds that made the problems worse and are continuing to do so.
The 40+ year olds that used brown paper bags rather than plastic, drunk their milk from re-usable glass bottles, took their reusable pop bottles back to the shop for refunds, walked to school or caught a bus, and would have believed mobile phones were science fiction. The list goes on, and on, but I think you will find the older generation knew all about re-cycling, it used to be normal.
Stupid argument, its those people that brought in plastic bags, plastic milk bottles, plastic pop bottles, kids still use busses and walk to school what planet are you on?, its your generation thats running these massive corporations and the ones in politics, yeah you lot were so good at recycling thats why theres a massive country sized trash pile in the pacific, its our generation trying to fix your f**k ups.
They don't walk to school where I live. The roads here are clogged up with the mothers and their 4x4's dropping the kids off at school, including my next door neighbour who lives just a quarter of a mile from the school. Perhaps you don't believe that there was a time when most households owned just one car if they were lucky, where milk was delivered and the empties collected for re-use, where us kids played outside rather than spending all our free time using electricity to power our i phones & x boxes. When looking at the problems in today's world, try looking a bit closer to home than blaming everyone bar yourself.
And there we have it, passing the blame onto the generation that literally had no control over the problems now a generation that were either just kids or not even born yet, who do you think raised our generation, who do you think still runs things its your generation that have the control, its your generation that caused the problems, but you dont care why should you? Youd be dead before shit really hits the fan and we'd be the ones suffering because of it
Wed Sep 25, 2019 3:03 pm
l agree.CCFCJosh75 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:This post has shown who the idiots are.
Sorry but you're a special kind of stupid if you dont think there's a problem with how polluted the planet is and i can guarantee the ones here denying its having an effect on the planet are 40+ year olds that made the problems worse and are continuing to do so.
The 40+ year olds that used brown paper bags rather than plastic, drunk their milk from re-usable glass bottles, took their reusable pop bottles back to the shop for refunds, walked to school or caught a bus, and would have believed mobile phones were science fiction. The list goes on, and on, but I think you will find the older generation knew all about re-cycling, it used to be normal.
Stupid argument, its those people that brought in plastic bags, plastic milk bottles, plastic pop bottles, kids still use busses and walk to school what planet are you on?, its your generation thats running these massive corporations and the ones in politics, yeah you lot were so good at recycling thats why theres a massive country sized trash pile in the pacific, its our generation trying to fix your f**k ups.
They don't walk to school where I live. The roads here are clogged up with the mothers and their 4x4's dropping the kids off at school, including my next door neighbour who lives just a quarter of a mile from the school. Perhaps you don't believe that there was a time when most households owned just one car if they were lucky, where milk was delivered and the empties collected for re-use, where us kids played outside rather than spending all our free time using electricity to power our i phones & x boxes. When looking at the problems in today's world, try looking a bit closer to home than blaming everyone bar yourself.
Surely it's the parents who are to blame for driving their kids to school then.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 3:04 pm
CCFCJosh75 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:This post has shown who the idiots are.
Sorry but you're a special kind of stupid if you dont think there's a problem with how polluted the planet is and i can guarantee the ones here denying its having an effect on the planet are 40+ year olds that made the problems worse and are continuing to do so.
The 40+ year olds that used brown paper bags rather than plastic, drunk their milk from re-usable glass bottles, took their reusable pop bottles back to the shop for refunds, walked to school or caught a bus, and would have believed mobile phones were science fiction. The list goes on, and on, but I think you will find the older generation knew all about re-cycling, it used to be normal.
Stupid argument, its those people that brought in plastic bags, plastic milk bottles, plastic pop bottles, kids still use busses and walk to school what planet are you on?, its your generation thats running these massive corporations and the ones in politics, yeah you lot were so good at recycling thats why theres a massive country sized trash pile in the pacific, its our generation trying to fix your f**k ups.
They don't walk to school where I live. The roads here are clogged up with the mothers and their 4x4's dropping the kids off at school, including my next door neighbour who lives just a quarter of a mile from the school. Perhaps you don't believe that there was a time when most households owned just one car if they were lucky, where milk was delivered and the empties collected for re-use, where us kids played outside rather than spending all our free time using electricity to power our i phones & x boxes. When looking at the problems in today's world, try looking a bit closer to home than blaming everyone bar yourself.
Surely it's the parents who are to blame for driving their kids to school then.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 3:10 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:banana bob wrote:BluebirdWhitchurch wrote:Amusing to see how a 16 year old girl has gotten fully grown men so riled up to the point of trying to conflate her with Nazism out of the blue.
To OP saying about how his generation did more to save the environment etc she’s not going after individuals such as yourself but people who have the power to make major change. As an individual you may argue that you were more environmentally friendly, but as a generation the rapid growth and expansion of industries has had a massive effect on the environment and the planet that she and others her age will grow up to face the real consequences of.
Just look how hot it’s been the past few summers ffs
Well said and thank fook there's some on here who are not bitter and talk sense.
No back in the 70s and 80s we never had warm summers did we ?![]()
Get a bit of sunshine and the world is coming to end. Get some rain and it’s because the icebergs are crying
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rumpo kid wrote:It’s actually the millennials who are causing global warming. There’s too many of them, and they’re wearing nappies until they’re 23..
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Gaynor Straight wrote:I find it confusing that, when Blue Planet first aired and David Attenborough made an impassioned plea for us to do something about plastic waste many of us listened.
People started using for example refillable water bottles, and using biodegradable single use coffee cups. We listened and acted cos many of us have watched and enjoyed Attenborough's tv programmes and respect someone of his gravitas.
Yet, many people are strangely reluctant to listen to, and acknowledge or accept the view of a 15 year old schoolgirl. Why? I dont know cos she speaks perfect sense to me, and Attenborough agrees with her too.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment ... a-thunberg
Wed Sep 25, 2019 8:29 pm
ealing_ayatollah wrote:Gaynor Straight wrote:I find it confusing that, when Blue Planet first aired and David Attenborough made an impassioned plea for us to do something about plastic waste many of us listened.
People started using for example refillable water bottles, and using biodegradable single use coffee cups. We listened and acted cos many of us have watched and enjoyed Attenborough's tv programmes and respect someone of his gravitas.
Yet, many people are strangely reluctant to listen to, and acknowledge or accept the view of a 15 year old schoolgirl. Why? I dont know cos she speaks perfect sense to me, and Attenborough agrees with her too.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment ... a-thunberg
Overuse of plastics and climate change/reduction of CO2 are two very distinct topics which require very different discussions.
The evidence that plastic pollution is bad for the ecosystem is fairly rock solid and we should be doing something about it. Its just commonsense.
The impact of human generated CO2 and its impact on the temperature of the planet is far from settled on the other hand and radical calls for banning air flight, moving to ineffective energy generation such as wind and solar and the reduction of the human population will hit the developing world far harder than anywhere else.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 8:46 pm
Gaynor Straight wrote:ealing_ayatollah wrote:Gaynor Straight wrote:I find it confusing that, when Blue Planet first aired and David Attenborough made an impassioned plea for us to do something about plastic waste many of us listened.
People started using for example refillable water bottles, and using biodegradable single use coffee cups. We listened and acted cos many of us have watched and enjoyed Attenborough's tv programmes and respect someone of his gravitas.
Yet, many people are strangely reluctant to listen to, and acknowledge or accept the view of a 15 year old schoolgirl. Why? I dont know cos she speaks perfect sense to me, and Attenborough agrees with her too.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment ... a-thunberg
Overuse of plastics and climate change/reduction of CO2 are two very distinct topics which require very different discussions.
The evidence that plastic pollution is bad for the ecosystem is fairly rock solid and we should be doing something about it. Its just commonsense.
The impact of human generated CO2 and its impact on the temperature of the planet is far from settled on the other hand and radical calls for banning air flight, moving to ineffective energy generation such as wind and solar and the reduction of the human population will hit the developing world far harder than anywhere else.
Yes they are different discussions, but both are seeking actions to reverse choices we make because the consequences of not taking action (could) cause damage to the planet.
What I'm trying to highlight is the different reactions of some, appear to be based on the age of the speaker.
Wed Sep 25, 2019 9:02 pm
rumpo kid wrote:Bluebird1990 wrote:This post has shown who the idiots are.
Sorry but you're a special kind of stupid if you dont think there's a problem with how polluted the planet is and i can guarantee the ones here denying its having an effect on the planet are 40+ year olds that made the problems worse and are continuing to do so.
Lord give me strength.