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18/07/22

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Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag: ↑

For over 20 years I've been part of this debate. Writing letters to the editor, joining internet chat rooms, twitter, facebag, local and national news media and for a while I've been regularly annoying the carp out of anti-science and right wing ratbags.

but really there's no longer any point arguing is there. We all know that most Govts around the planet are completely on board the science and are, ardently or not, taking action to reduce GHG emissions. Its costly but most people, companies, nation/states see it as essential to their, at least, remaining in power.

But the evidence, the real proof we are seeing around the planet. and the cost of low emissions transition toward carbon neutrality is, according to numerous economic analyses, cheaper than maintaining the fossil fuels as sources of energy.

hey.... its done and dusted peoples.

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Have a read of this report, its dire, we'll be lucky to get 15 years before total ecological collapse. The oceans are the where the deepest issues lie, with their acidification plankton populations are collapsing, this started showing up about 12 years ago when oyster farmers around the world could no longer raise there own spat from their farms, having to import spat from controlled breeding tanks that took care of PH levels.
Unless we go wholesale right away into regenerative farming or permaculture systems and sequester carbon back into the soil the ecosystem that sustains us will be destroyed.

https://www.sundaypost.com/fp/humanity-will-not-survive-extinction-of-most-marine-plants-and-animals/
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