For every breath a human takes, CO2 is exhaled, humans also emit methane from the other end, more so on a vegan diet. It may well be that some people eat too much meat, but that's a health issue not a climate change issue.
Less polluting than an oil fired boiler IMO and burning wood is a natural process, look at all the forest fires around the world. Ours runs all day every day in winter, heats the whole house via the back boiler and I do all the cooking on it's hob or in the oven. Can't afford oil running all the time.My sister says that having a real fire us a pollution issue, I agree somewhat, but so is her driving around town doing spot checks on buildings!!!! My fire us only on November to march and only in the evening..... She's out 5 days a week all day....pfff
I'm rolling my fúcking eye's now!!!!
We do seem to avoid the main issue.... and focus on plastic straws and electric cars. Much like high street shops in the UK, they have had their time... adapt or die! Hollywood seems to be constantly telling us we are over populated, watching a War of the Worlds remake on BBC... Hmm, wonder what HG Wells was really trying to tell us? I wouldn't be surprised if we start seeing some long forgotten diseases raising their heads again. Once we split the Atom it has been a slippery slope. Start buying African real estate as we head towards the Earths next brain fart!
Aye, looked at from space, human activity on the planet looks like metastasising cancer.
I was a student in the 80s on a BSc Business Mangt course and the core theme was Globalisation and Managing change... how ironic that Globalisation will probably been the main contributor to our demise and Managing change was left to the HR department rather than Governments! Think it is "**** happens" now, too little, too late? Saving up for a ticket off this rock!
I was born in a war, there has not been a single year in my life where there has not been a war somewhere but I'm lucky that all the fighting has been far enough away not to affect me, I just hope it remains that way for my few remaining years.
Combi gas boilers are complex and in my experience not too reliable, oil combi's are even worse. I gave up trying to get the combi gas boiler in my Gite fixed when it cost me more than a new boiler and still didn't work.
London when I was a kid at school had smog so thick that I couldn't see my own feet.
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