I've got a sunroof *certified*Aye, you sure wouldn't want to be sleeping in your Jag in that heat, it'd be like an oven.
I'm on pills for me nerves though, so that'd be an issue, finding the water to neck them.
I've got a sunroof *certified*Aye, you sure wouldn't want to be sleeping in your Jag in that heat, it'd be like an oven.
Correct.I was talking with a (much younger) colleague the other day, she was astonished to realise that "climate change" isn't something that has just recently been discovered. I was reading books written over 30 years ago that talked about it, although different terms were used (greenhouse effect etc). CFC's were first banned in 1976, as scientists realised the damage that they were causing to the atmosphere. This is not new science, and the idea that a closed ecosystem, can continue to sustain increasing numbers of humans, along with their toxic waste, is laughable. This is not an opinion, it's not some hippy-dippy fairy tale, it is proven fact, the only disputes are over the numbers. Humans will die out eventually, we've been here for the blink of an eye in evolutionary terms, the Earth will go on without us, as will (hopefully) some of the flora and fauna.
The "societal collapse"?? I think that some societies are already seeing this in action. Venezuela anyone?
I remember my mum was telling me about science magazines during the Soviet Union that predicted certain countries to be under water by this or that time and what notI was talking with a (much younger) colleague the other day, she was astonished to realise that "climate change" isn't something that has just recently been discovered.
Religion is to blame for that. You’ve got to worship the right invisible friend in the sky.Afghanistan looks like it's slowly (actually not that slowly) turning into hell on earth.
Or Joni Mitchell's "Big Yellow Taxi"Correct.
London Calling by The Clash, fine song on a great album by a great band. Released 1979. The chorus could have been a speech by Greta Thunberg today.
“The ice age is coming, the sun's zooming in
Meltdown expected, the wheat is growing thin
Engines stop running, but I have no fear
'Cause London is drowning
I live by the river”
1979. Nothing new here.
In those days we had one tiny metal bin and it didn't even get full. Way over the top packaging for everything these days and now have to pay through the nose to get things package free. in those shops that are now called posh and fanciful to us back then the, weigh and save, things were for the poor.Or Joni Mitchell's "Big Yellow Taxi"
"They took all the trees and put them in a tree museum.
Then charged the people a dollar and a half just to see them"
Me and Mr K caught an old tv show movie spin-off the other day. ("Bless this House" for the oldies among you!) It was made in 1972, and the daughter of the family was protesting with her friends at a factory, they were demanding an end to wasteful packaging and wanted "more recycling".
This is not a new idea, we've been aware of this for decades!
