Australian conservatives have finally lost the climate change wars. But what has their fight cost us?, page-25

@BCCanuck
I believe the over-population and excessive consumerism is killing our planet weather it be via CO2 whatever

Im more concerned about 'plastic' in the Ocean as most plastics never 'break down' and simply just turn into smaller and smaller micro plastics which become more impossible to 'filler out' - imo micro-plastic will probably kill humanity faster then anything else as we all need water to survive. Micro plastics have gotten so small even the best fillers in the world cannot get rid of them and we do not have the ability ourselves to break these micro plastics down....

I also have fears over the 'effect' if deforestation - regardless of if you 'support' the theory of climate change or not it is a science the Trees need CO2 to survive and less trees means more CO2 and less clean air - so if the plastic doesnt kill us toxic air probably will....

As for climate change itself im not going to comment on the validity of it but i will say i am 'pro' environment we have species of animal going excitant almost every month and once self sustaining ecological habitats now unable to sustain life for all the 'animals' living in them.

Here is the twist although the i support the environment i can't stand the Greens - The biggest plastic producers are the Yanks by a mile then the Chinese and the top 10 CO2 polluters makes up 80% of the worlds emissions. The idea that Australia should be 'doing more' i agree with but the idea we can stop 'climate' change is fallacy and unless the top 10 polluters are reigned in USA, China, Russia, India, South Korea, Japan, Germany, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia then there absolutely nothing we can do. - looking at the science and nothing but the science even if the other 185 nations on the planet STOP ALL emissions right now it would have limited impact on climate change (if you accept the premise of the theory which i do).

Greens are happy to destroy the Australian economy for what would practically be NO statically significant environmental benefit this is where they lose all creditability - until they speak facts and no 'popular' opinion they are nothing but a danger to the Australian public