It is an over-priced, over-hyped, waste of time, energy and expectation or is there a genuine chance for the world to turn a corner?
If it is the latter, will the chance be taken or spurned....? so here's a poll
oggyale wrote: I think the dodgy e-mails/leaked material are going to play a huge role in this summit. So it should be interesting indeed.
I don't think nowt will come from this summit to be honest. Shame that that is,but there you go.
Certain Countries are skeptical and won't be won over,not even when a senior Met Office employee states that we only have 10 years to address this issue. ''Is that the so called tipping point,10 years time'' ??.
Humphrey Dumpty wrote: The carbon footprint generated by all the bigwigs flying to the conference is bigger than any savings that may be generated. Reminds me of work when we each received a three page document suggesting ways to save paper.
The Doctor wrote:Humphrey Dumpty wrote: The carbon footprint generated by all the bigwigs flying to the conference is bigger than any savings that may be generated. Reminds me of work when we each received a three page document suggesting ways to save paper.
That's simply not true.
oggyale wrote: Man On Earth (CH:4) was interesting last night. Stating that the Earth's climate has gone through many changes. In today's WMN it says the last decade has been the warmest on record.
Humphrey Dumpty wrote:The Doctor wrote:Humphrey Dumpty wrote: The carbon footprint generated by all the bigwigs flying to the conference is bigger than any savings that may be generated. Reminds me of work when we each received a three page document suggesting ways to save paper.
That's simply not true.
It is if they dont agree any savings
penzancepirate wrote:mike_gss wrote:
In the geological record (4.6 billion years) Earth has been plenty warmer than this before.
Especially when it first blew up.
By the way, Mike, why are you calling it a geological record .... this 4.6 billion years malarky ?.
mike_gss wrote: Sea levels have been much higher than they are now (with, for example, all of Britain submerged except for the Welsh & Scottish mountains and probably Dartmoor) and much lower with the continental shelves exposed.
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