Thread: Climate Change - record World temp. rises in Feb.
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Old 18-04-2019, 19:56   #255
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Re: Climate Change - record World temp. rises in Feb.
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Originally Posted by Rexz View Post
The thing I don't get is why are these protesters not protesting in other parts of the world that contribute with a higher percentage to 'global warming'? I was listening to someone on the radio that said that we can't blame countries like china that output vast amounts of pollution because we buy their products but if these countries are exploiting their own people to compete with the other 'cleaner' countries to produce cheaper products, how can you write that off and say it is the consumer that is at fault.

I totally agree that the UK should keep up its efforts in minimising pollution but the net contributors will just continue to pollute and in a world that is growing smaller and smaller, with an ever growing dependence on creating wealth, nothing will change.
Got it in one. Our record on this is pretty good in comparison with just about anywhere else. Any excuse to take to the streets and cause trouble.

It's not just about wealth, though. It is a lack of sensible regulation in some of these countries.
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