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Post by zanygame on Apr 4, 2023 20:16:13 GMT
there is a great marketing concept in there - Advertise products as 'Eco-free' . I doubt trading standards could do much considering the phrase is genuinely meaningless lol Hot weather on its way according to forecasters but no mention of CO2, instead citing other reasons like water currents and other shifts And none of those are linked. |
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Post by roots on Apr 4, 2023 20:33:49 GMT
You have no data - whatsoever - that backs up the claim you made that children are dying in towns and cities in this country because of pollution emitted by combustion engine vehicles. Why make such a claim when you know it to be false, or at least unverified? Fair do's if it's merely your opinion/conspiracy theory. Are you seriously claiming that diesel fumes are not harmful to health? Do not trigger asthma which can kill you. Plus a number of other lung diseases. If you really are that ignorant of the facts I think any conversation is pointless. I can't think of any gasses which are not harmful to humans given high enough concentrations and time. Where's the data verifying the claim you made that children are dying because of combustion engine gasses? |
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Post by Pacifico on Apr 4, 2023 21:16:40 GMT
Depends how fast the charging infrastructure is. Divert to an airfield with just 13 Amp socket and you are talking about days.. So you have no idea. That's what I thought. Well I know that it will be vastly slower than refueling an equivalent jet - the question is exactly how much slower. |
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Post by jonksy on Apr 5, 2023 10:30:29 GMT
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Post by zanygame on Apr 5, 2023 20:57:05 GMT
Are you seriously claiming that diesel fumes are not harmful to health? Do not trigger asthma which can kill you. Plus a number of other lung diseases. If you really are that ignorant of the facts I think any conversation is pointless. I can't think of any gasses which are not harmful to humans given high enough concentrations and time. Nor can I. but some are harmful in much lower doses than others. Nine-year-old Ella, who died in 2013, became the first person to have air pollution listed as a cause of death on their death certificate. Nitrogen dioxide emissions where Ella lived in south London exceeded both EU and national legal limits. |
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Post by Pacifico on Apr 5, 2023 21:22:17 GMT
Nine-year-old Ella, who died in 2013, became the first person to have air pollution listed as a cause of death on their death certificate. Nitrogen dioxide emissions where Ella lived in south London exceeded both EU and national legal limits. I think we have solved that now..  |
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Post by zanygame on Apr 6, 2023 5:31:37 GMT
Nine-year-old Ella, who died in 2013, became the first person to have air pollution listed as a cause of death on their death certificate. Nitrogen dioxide emissions where Ella lived in south London exceeded both EU and national legal limits. I think we have solved that now.. Yep. By reducing the diesel vehicles that cause the pollution. The ULEZ charge is being extended out to the M25 to save more lives. But the petrol heads on here don't care about kids getting lung diseases, just so long as they can live their lives unchanged. |
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Post by zanygame on Apr 6, 2023 5:41:03 GMT
Following the success of reducing stinky poisonous ICE vehicles in London, I look forward to their replacement in other cities.
Many schools have to beg parents to turn off their engines when collecting their ids, such is the selfishness of ICE owners.
No wonder they don't care about the environment.
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Post by jonksy on Apr 6, 2023 6:06:57 GMT
Following the success of reducing stinky poisonous ICE vehicles in London, I look forward to their replacement in other cities. Many schools have to beg parents to turn off their engines when collecting their ids, such is the selfishness of ICE owners. No wonder they don't care about the environment. How much plastic did you put out in the tash today?.....And how about the selfish arseholes who put thousands of lives in jeopardy for the materials for EV's so they can make out they are doing their bit to save something that doesn't need saving. |
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Post by Toreador on Apr 6, 2023 6:10:31 GMT
Following the success of reducing stinky poisonous ICE vehicles in London, I look forward to their replacement in other cities. Many schools have to beg parents to turn off their engines when collecting their ids, such is the selfishness of ICE owners. No wonder they don't care about the environment. If they're EC drivers do they switch off, bet your life they do because they're frightened they won't have enough juice to get to work, do the shopping or even get home. :@ |
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Post by Pacifico on Apr 6, 2023 6:56:37 GMT
I think we have solved that now.. Yep. By reducing the diesel vehicles that cause the pollution. The ULEZ charge is being extended out to the M25 to save more lives. But the petrol heads on here don't care about kids getting lung diseases, just so long as they can live their lives unchanged. You have not reduced the amount of vehicles - technology has made them cleaner. When you take in the full life cycle and sources of energy EV's are no more cleaner than anything else.  |
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Post by zanygame on Apr 6, 2023 20:16:19 GMT
Following the success of reducing stinky poisonous ICE vehicles in London, I look forward to their replacement in other cities. Many schools have to beg parents to turn off their engines when collecting their kids, such is the selfishness of ICE owners. No wonder they don't care about the environment. How much plastic did you put out in the tash today?.....And how about the selfish arseholes who put thousands of lives in jeopardy for the materials for EV's so they can make out they are doing their bit to save something that doesn't need saving. Very little, we recycle don't you? Or the selfish arseholes who put thousands of lives in jeopardy for the materials for the millions of ICE cars, that then go on to poison people as well. |
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Post by zanygame on Apr 6, 2023 20:19:30 GMT
Following the success of reducing stinky poisonous ICE vehicles in London, I look forward to their replacement in other cities. Many schools have to beg parents to turn off their engines when collecting their ids, such is the selfishness of ICE owners. No wonder they don't care about the environment. If they're EC drivers do they switch off, bet your life they do because they're frightened they won't have enough juice to get to work, do the shopping or even get home. :@ You don't need to. When you stop the car you stop using energy. That's technology for you. But with only 250 miles between charges I'm sure all the hundreds of people you know who travel from Watford to Glasgow every day constantly have range anxiety. Sigh. |
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Post by jonksy on Apr 6, 2023 20:25:21 GMT
How much plastic did you put out in the tash today?.....And how about the selfish arseholes who put thousands of lives in jeopardy for the materials for EV's so they can make out they are doing their bit to save something that doesn't need saving. Very little, we recycle don't you? Or the selfish arseholes who put thousands of lives in jeopardy for the materials for the millions of ICE cars, that then go on to poison people as well. Total bollocks...You keep harping on about the same bullshit but never ever produce any data or figures to support your claims. |
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Post by zanygame on Apr 6, 2023 20:30:57 GMT
Yep. By reducing the diesel vehicles that cause the pollution. The ULEZ charge is being extended out to the M25 to save more lives. But the petrol heads on here don't care about kids getting lung diseases, just so long as they can live their lives unchanged. You have not reduced the amount of vehicles - technology has made them cleaner. When you take in the full life cycle and sources of energy EV's are no more cleaner than anything else.  |
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