Another London Terrorist Attack

[Mike M (the other one)]

 

(06-05-2017, 03:47 PM)hollodero Wrote: So I was told as an European I should give my opinion on such things. Here is one. Could you, from Trump downwards (from whom it's to be ecpected, of course, for he's just as Mr. Bandini described him), please, please, please be as decent as to leave Sadiq Khan alone. Trump doesn't get to publicly attack him and call him names like pathetic or liar in this moment, that's just so extremely out of place. Don't follow im in these depths. The Trump part of the US is acting like a terrible friend right now, and it's getting really irritating.

What's irritating is idiots like Merkel and co telling Trump what to do on the Paris Accord. Their excuses were lame when it came to GloBull Warming. Tell me again how much money China (who's economy is supposed to surpass the US in the next year), Russia, India have contributed to it?

You can't BS as BS'er.

Here's the biggest Kicker. We've been in a global cooling stage since 2001. Also when you research Ice dated from a thousand years ago, the CO2 levels move up and down AFTER the Temperature changes, not the other way around. So CO2 is not the driver for Global Warming. What happens is after the Earth heats up, the CO2 from the oceans also rises.

We are also already a leader in cutting emissions so we can just keep on doing our thing with our own MONEY and with out trying to be regulated by the world that wants to let China/India double their coal production until 2030?? Yet we have to cut ours down? Sounds like someone wants to make money from us.

Take a lesson from Alberta.

https://www.fraserinstitute.org/sites/default/files/did-the-coal-phase-out-reduce-ontario-air-pollution-newsrelease.pdf

The study analyzed air pollution changes in Hamilton, Toronto and Ottawa from 2005 to 2014 and found that the coal phase-out had no effect on nitrogen oxide levels, an important component of smog, and produced only a small reduction in fine particulates, a common measure of air pollution.

In Toronto and Hamilton, the reduction in fine particulates was statistically insignificant.

"Ontario closed its coal-fired plants with promises to greatly reduce air pollution and save billions in health costs, neither of which came true. Now the province has some of the highest electricity rates in North America," said Kenneth Green, senior director of natural resource studies at the Fraser Institute.


OOPS. Guess CO2 wasn't the main problem in the first place...