It will be near enough, talk about taking the p--s
It’s going to cost us a f**ksight more if we don’t get to zero carbon emissions ASAP, we’ve had years of warnings but have failed to act, mainly due to lies and confusion spread by the petro-chemical industries. If anything there now seems to be a rush to get as much oil out of the ground as possible in a revolting rush for profit regardless of the fact we are rapidly creating a hostile environment that threatens our very existence.The Government has all the data and they are using it to push their own agenda ie going green as soon as possible, irespective of how much it costs poor joe public
It is happening now. In the UK 28,000 to 36,000 deaths per year are due to air pollution:i live for now not 3000 years down the road
Ah figures from a government who nobody trusts. lets hope and pray Dr Fuller is not involvedIt is happening now. In the UK 28,000 to 36,000 deaths per year are due to air pollution:
https://www.google.com/url?q=https:...gQFnoECAAQAw&usg=AOvVaw1CPX_0tLSuu-5oRXMBCC2S
So why didn't they put a blanket ban on all polluting cars instead of a charge for them to enter and keep polluting, if they were serious about air quality they would have banned them.It’s going to cost us a f**ksight more if we don’t get to zero carbon emissions ASAP,
If for some reason you prefer figures from the Daily Mail, they report deaths of 40,000 per year:Ah figures from a government who nobody trusts. lets hope and pray Dr Fuller is not involved
.... and a similar figure inthe Guardian, based on an international review:Ah figures from a government who nobody trusts. lets hope and pray Dr Fuller is not involved
Considering the backlash against the ULEZ, typified by comments on here, how politically acceptable do you think an outright ban would be?So why didn't they put a blanket ban on all polluting cars instead of a charge for them to enter and keep polluting, if they were serious about air quality they would have banned them.
Exactly. If you want clean air in London then pedestrianise it. Ah, but making people pay to enter it make more money doesn’t it!So why didn't they put a blanket ban on all polluting cars instead of a charge for them to enter and keep polluting, if they were serious about air quality they would have banned them.
So the answer is you can pollute it if you can afford itConsidering the backlash against the ULEZ, typified by comments on here, how politically acceptable do you think an outright ban would be?
You are conflating two things here. ULEZ is about reducing NOx and particulate pollution, the stuff that’s making many kids living in poorer neighbourhoods asthmatic and causing early deaths. This will have a minimum effect on CO2 induced global warming.So why didn't they put a blanket ban on all polluting cars instead of a charge for them to enter and keep polluting, if they were serious about air quality they would have banned them
Seriously? The solution is pedestrianising London?Exactly. If you want clean air in London then pedestrianise it. Ah, but making people pay to enter it make more money doesn’t it!
Just because the ULEZ isn't a perfect solution doesn't mean that it isn't a step in the right direction. Doing nothing isn't the answer.So the answer is you can pollute it if you can afford it
However happy to swallow the alternative truth pushed by oil industry for years. Were you the same with fags and cancer?i tend not to listen to much to crackpot predictions by crackpots who are making a good living out of it
That is a bold statement it's like saying we will make you a better person. we modified our behaviour by buying diesels as they told us they were cleaner now, they are saying you have to pay for our cock up feck that make them pay or sack themthey are trying to modify behaviour,
Yes i was i smoked for 40 + years then quit and i am still here at 70However happy to swallow the alternative truth pushed by oil industry for years. Were you the same with fags and cancer?
It’s not that bold. It happens all the time, like making fags £20 a packet reduces the amount of people smoking them.That is a bold statement it's like saying we will make you a better person.
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