Climate Change

[The Reboot]

Why is a market based initiative like a carbon tax a bad tax when market based initiatives are considered good taxes everywhere else, children? Oh, thats right 'cause Tone Rabbit rabbited on about it being a bad tax.

What are you on about?

[The Reboot]

Science will solve it... or destroy us

https://www.dezeen.com/2018/10/18/five- ... echnology/

Artificial reduction? It's like something out of a classic sci-fi book!

[Nom De Plume]

Science will solve it... or destroy us

https://www.dezeen.com/2018/10/18/five- ... echnology/

Artificial reduction? It's like something out of a classic sci-fi book!

We can rebuild Gaia. We have the technology. We can make Her better than She was. Better. Cleaner. Greener.

[brian ross]

Anyone we know ?

[Juliar]

The Greenies' Climate Change SCAM is nothing but a gigantic fraud.

Its purpose is to try to frighten and alarm gullible people into supporting the UN One World Socialist "Govt" in a Sustainable World as defined by the laughable AGENDA 2030.

Recall when it was the Global Warming HOAX but the world wasn't warming so the UN fraudsters in a fit of panic changed the name.

After a while when there is still no evidence of the Climate Change SCAM then in another fit of panic the UN fraudsters will change the name to something like the Atmospheric Anomaly SHAM.

[Juliar]

Whatever happened to the UN Fraudsters' Global Warming HOAX ?

Oh that's right, in a fit of panic the UN Fraudsters changed it to the Climate Change SCAM after a few years of nothing happening.



Melbourne wakes up to the coldest morning of the year
By Inga Neilsen 9:08am May 15, 2020

Melbournians have woken up to a chilly start this morning, experiencing the coldest temperature of the year so far.

As residents rolled out of bed, the mercury dipped to a 5C at 7.00am – but only felt like 2C.

Weatherzone's Brett Dutschke Meteorologist said this morning was the coldest it has been this early in the year in over six years.

A bout of cold weather in Victoria is expected to last through the weekend. (AAP)

"Temperatures in the city reached 4.5C, the airport 2.7C and the coldest in the state was -1.2C at Coldsream," Mr Dutschke said.
"Frost was experienced in each district as well."

Mr Dutschke said cooler temperatures could be attributed to recent cold fronts over the last few days.

"High pressure systems have cleared skies and allowed for light winds – the combination of these factors has led to it getting so cold," he said.

Unusually low temperatures were also recorded at Viewbank, only reaching 1.7C, and Scoresby, 1.3C.

"Mildura, in northwest Victoria, only reached 0.5C, the coldest morning the city has experienced this early in the year in 16 years," Mr Dutschke said.
Temperatures are expected to climb to a high of 15C in Melbourne today, but cooler mornings are expected for the next few days.

[Juliar]

Now what is the UN AGENDA 21 which is now updated to the AGENDA 2030 as the first version went nowhere ?

Read all about it here and note the Greenies re trying to follow AGENDA 2030 and trying to implement it here in Australia.

Australia is selected as the place to start it because Australia has a small population and lots of empty land and lots of resources.

MEET AGENDA 21- A NIGHTMARE ON YOUR STREET
By Howell Woltz -November 4, 2019

https://richardsonpost.com/howellwoltz/ ... ur-street/

https://massawakening.org/how-does-agen ... worldwide/

[Texan]

Moving as much industry as possible away from China would help. Any thing we can make, the Chinese can do it cheaper with a lot more pollution. My son in Korea actually got a break from the smog when he first arrived because China was shut down over their virus.

[Black Orchid]

The thing with Chinese made goods is that they don't last and because they don't last we have to buy them again and again which, of course, compounds the the problem and the pollution.

[Redneck]

The thing with Chinese made goods is that they don't last and because they don't last we have to buy them again and again which, of course, compounds the the problem and the pollution.

I think planned obsolescence is practiced by lots of companies from all countries, be it cars, printers, washing machines, mobile phones, you name it.

It is just a practice used to maintain their business growth.

Funny though I finally invested in a new fridge after having what was a great two door Maytag fridge for many years, but finally it repeatedly iced up the frost free freezer, parts werent available for another problem etc.

Wife insisted it had to have an ice maker as she adds ice cubes to her wine each night. ( So BO she is the piss pot not me )

Anyway we bought a Mitsubishi which has that, and seems to have lots of electronics in its control, digital panel to select various things, alarms if any of the doors are left open too long. It made me realise the old Maytag while brilliant in its day was old technology by todays standards.