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Old 05-02-2005, 11:00   #24
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Re: Alarm at new climate warning

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Originally Posted by Halcyon
Exactly ! It has become very apparent. I remember when I was younger we used to have loads of snow in the winter and it was really bad sometimes. Now we get some Winters when it doesnt even snow at all.
Plus there have been some huge heat waves that have ripped thruogh Europe.
Look at the one from about 2 years ago when loads of elderly people died in Paris due to the heat.
Something needs to be done about it now as it really is going to be a big problem if we leave things the way they are.
The older ones amongst us will have seen the changes more than the younger ones. I am not talking about the odd days of extremes but the overall changes. I have only to open my door to find the changes very clearly shown. There are plants that normally would be hibernating for winter that look more like they think it is April. Birds use our TV aerial as a perch and the droppings on the drive are much earlier than last year. Very windy weather has never been so apparent. Without any scientific measurement I can sense the changes are increasing very quickly and to the extent that catastrophic results will be commonplace in a very short time. Can we do anything about it? We may be too late already.
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