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Post by oracle75 on Aug 3, 2023 17:56:33 GMT
You are correct mate.....And this is from a pro climate bunch of twats......Here is the link to the source. The krouts are still in the EUSSR and are one of the high ranking culprits for high emmisions...
Why the UK's 1% of global emissions is a big deal 06 Oct. 2021 It's often claimed the UK, at 1% of global emissions, is too small to have an impact, often followed by 'what about China?'. But there's so much wrong with that calculation...
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Nice link Jonksy, although it doesn't mention the EU it does show how polluting the EU state of Germany is. Hardly surprising when you consider how much coal they burn, but ffs don't tell Oracle. I already answered this. That's not a tin hat you are wearing. That is a seive. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Aug 3, 2023 18:01:12 GMT
LOL, I can almost taste those remainiac tears, they're delicious. WTF does thid have to do woth Brexit? Does it live inside your head , notwithstanding there is plenty of empty space in there, but herz's a BIG HINT. GLOBAL WARMING HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH. BREXIT. NOR DOES THE UN, NATO OR THE WTO. Are you so categorically stupid as to think rhat every road leads to Brexit? The Leave good, remain bad? Are you sp simplistic that even a football game is more complicated than go or stay? You and your mania need counselling. LOL you cheeky mare, it's a good job you're a woman. Obviously if you were a man I'd take you more seriously.  |
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Post by Red Rackham on Aug 3, 2023 18:03:47 GMT
Nice link Jonksy, although it doesn't mention the EU it does show how polluting the EU state of Germany is. Hardly surprising when you consider how much coal they burn, but ffs don't tell Oracle. I already answered this. That's not a tin hat you are wearing. That is a seive. I assure you madam, I am wearing neither a tin hat or a sieve. But I am wearing the trousers, so off to the kitchen there's a good girl. |
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Post by Vinny on Aug 4, 2023 6:40:41 GMT
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Post by Dan Dare on Aug 4, 2023 8:02:25 GMT
The UK hasn't built a commercial nuclear reactor for almost thirty years. It's lost the necessary skill sets and will have to depend on the French for any future reactors.
A similar story for many industries in which the UK was once a leader - from locomotives to airliners.
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Post by oracle75 on Aug 4, 2023 11:41:30 GMT
WTF does thid have to do woth Brexit? Does it live inside your head , notwithstanding there is plenty of empty space in there, but herz's a BIG HINT. GLOBAL WARMING HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH. BREXIT. NOR DOES THE UN, NATO OR THE WTO. Are you so categorically stupid as to think rhat every road leads to Brexit? The Leave good, remain bad? Are you sp simplistic that even a football game is more complicated than go or stay? You and your mania need counselling. LOL you cheeky mare, it's a good job you're a woman. Obviously if you were a man I'd take you more seriously. If you were a man i would put my stilettos back on. |
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Post by Vinny on Aug 5, 2023 11:03:06 GMT
Dan, we still have nuclear scientists in our country. It can be done.
Furthermore there's now the knowledge of molten salt - Thorium reactors.
Those cannot be used to create fissile material for nuclear bombs, but, the reactor meltdown problem of conventional nuclear power stations isn't a risk either.
We could if we wanted, do it.
Problem is the green lobby don't like nuclear power.
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Post by johnofgwent on Aug 5, 2023 17:28:40 GMT
Handing the keys to the EU's energy supplies to a brutal dictatorship, was not the finest moment in recent history. The coal divestment policy was stupid. Vinny needs to understand that Germany is not the EU. if it is not, then why, everybtime the head honcho of the bundesbank shouts jump, do the european council and all five presidents shout back ‘how high’ |
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Post by oracle75 on Aug 5, 2023 21:10:27 GMT
Do they?
Examples please.
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Post by oracle75 on Aug 5, 2023 21:12:37 GMT
Dan, we still have nuclear scientists in our country. It can be done. Furthermore there's now the knowledge of molten salt - Thorium reactors. Those cannot be used to create fissile material for nuclear bombs, but, the reactor meltdown problem of conventional nuclear power stations isn't a risk either. We could if we wanted, do it. Problem is the green lobby don't like nuclear power. No. The problem as usual is your confusion between dream and reality. Grow up. |
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