Net zero is going to happen, and much quicker than most people expect.
I think the last 4 months have shown it won't. And no-one has any spare money to pay for it now. Additionally, notice how much more plastic we are using to 6 months ago?
Unless you are saying you know of technological solutions that will deliver it?
Gas prices are crazily, and unsustainably low at the moment, but assuming that is temporary and prices go back to normal, wind and solar are probably the cheapest way to generate electricity. Yes storage needs some work.
Otherwise, hydrogen is coming, and coming quickly.
It won't happen if it has a negative economic effect on us.
Additionally, China are undoing any carbon savings the west are making with their over reliance on coal fire power stations and they don't seem to be slowing the building of them.
Those arty coffees Mocha Chococcino and other made up ones are really good value. Priti Patel seems very fair minded to foreign workers and deeply cares.
Net zero is going to happen, and much quicker than most people expect.
I think the last 4 months have shown it won't. And no-one has any spare money to pay for it now. Additionally, notice how much more plastic we are using to 6 months ago?
Unless you are saying you know of technological solutions that will deliver it?
Gas prices are crazily, and unsustainably low at the moment, but assuming that is temporary and prices go back to normal, wind and solar are probably the cheapest way to generate electricity. Yes storage needs some work.
Otherwise, hydrogen is coming, and coming quickly.
It won't happen if it has a negative economic effect on us.
Additionally, China are undoing any carbon savings the west are making with their over reliance on coal fire power stations and they don't seem to be slowing the building of them.
China is a world leader in terms of volume of renewables.
Theresa May was a better PM than given credit for.
I think you might need to show your workings for that.
In her premiership she faced two major issues, Brexit and the Salisbury poisonings.
With regard to Brexit she became the first leader of a country to trigger Article 50 and under that restrictive timescale negotiate a withdrawal agreement. Her deal combined the seemingly impossible demands of leaving the EU with the UK intact, ending free movement and allowing UK trade with the EU to continue unhindered.
This deal had the support of all but 2 members of the 'current' cabinet and became the basis of the final deal
With regard to the Salisbury poisoning she became one of the few world leaders to face down Russia, marshalling 28 countries (including the EU in the midst of the Brexit negotiations) in taking retaliatory diplomatic action in expelling Russian operatives.
Believe that a farther shore
Is reachable from here.
Believe in miracles
And cures and healing wells
“Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime. Teach a man to cycle and he will realize fishing is stupid and boring”
To be fair I only try and conjour up her image in my minds eye if things are "happening a little too quickly" shall we say. The problem then of course is keeping things going.
Theresa May was a better PM than given credit for.
I think you might need to show your workings for that.
In her premiership she faced two major issues, Brexit and the Salisbury poisonings.
With regard to Brexit she became the first leader of a country to trigger Article 50 and under that restrictive timescale negotiate a withdrawal agreement. Her deal combined the seemingly impossible demands of leaving the EU with the UK intact, ending free movement and allowing UK trade with the EU to continue unhindered.
This deal had the support of all but 2 members of the 'current' cabinet and became the basis of the final deal
With regard to the Salisbury poisoning she became one of the few world leaders to face down Russia, marshalling 28 countries (including the EU in the midst of the Brexit negotiations) in taking retaliatory diplomatic action in expelling Russian operatives.
Thanks for showing your workings. Having duly considered it, I think this remains the correct thread for it.
Theresa May was a better PM than given credit for.
I think you might need to show your workings for that.
In her premiership she faced two major issues, Brexit and the Salisbury poisonings.
With regard to Brexit she became the first leader of a country to trigger Article 50 and under that restrictive timescale negotiate a withdrawal agreement. Her deal combined the seemingly impossible demands of leaving the EU with the UK intact, ending free movement and allowing UK trade with the EU to continue unhindered.
This deal had the support of all but 2 members of the 'current' cabinet and became the basis of the final deal
With regard to the Salisbury poisoning she became one of the few world leaders to face down Russia, marshalling 28 countries (including the EU in the midst of the Brexit negotiations) in taking retaliatory diplomatic action in expelling Russian operatives.
Thanks for showing your workings. Having duly considered it, I think this remains the correct thread for it.
I, however, having previously given her no credit at all, agree with the sentiment that there is some credit due for the Salisbury stuff.
Also, it now appears that she could have been worse.
To be fair I only try and conjour up her image in my minds eye if things are "happening a little too quickly" shall we say. The problem then of course is keeping things going.
Brian Cox is a liar, astronomy and associated theoretical science isn't "cool" or "mind blowing" it's boring as ****. I'm willing to concede it *may* serve some purpose - god knows what - but don't try and make it entertainment .
July 2020 offers you all 5 bright planets. Venus is that very bright object lighting the east before sunrise. After mid-July, find Mercury below Venus. Jupiter and Saturn are the planets to watch in July 2020. They are close together on the sky’s dome, and both reach opposition this month. Thus they’re at their best, up nearly all night, all month. Mars is looking very red now, steadily brightening, out between midnight and dawn.
Actually, I don't understand how the SNP can claim their kind of nationalism is inclusive. Looks like every other kind of nationalism to me.
I couldn't have put it better myself. I'm English, living in Scotland, and I can assure you it is not inclusive unless you are Scottish. There is so much inferred anti-English bias in what the SNP puts out on a relentless daily basis that I will not stay in Scotland when I retire. I don't, as a person who identifies as being British, then English, feel welcome here.
It also hasn't escaped my notice that Scotland is one of the most shockingly monochrome countries on earth. I don't know why that is, but I can't imagine that the "them and us" rhetoric which underlines all of Scottish politics is helping, because the "us" all look and sound the same, as far as I can tell.
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Additionally, China are undoing any carbon savings the west are making with their over reliance on coal fire power stations and they don't seem to be slowing the building of them.
Priti Patel seems very fair minded to foreign workers and deeply cares.
But maybe saying can be, rather than is.
I am not sure. You have no chance.
I am not sure. You have no chance.
With regard to Brexit she became the first leader of a country to trigger Article 50 and under that restrictive timescale negotiate a withdrawal agreement. Her deal combined the seemingly impossible demands of leaving the EU with the UK intact, ending free movement and allowing UK trade with the EU to continue unhindered.
This deal had the support of all but 2 members of the 'current' cabinet and became the basis of the final deal
With regard to the Salisbury poisoning she became one of the few world leaders to face down Russia, marshalling 28 countries (including the EU in the midst of the Brexit negotiations) in taking retaliatory diplomatic action in expelling Russian operatives.
Is reachable from here.
Believe in miracles
And cures and healing wells
Desmond Tutu
Glad you’re happy to step up to the plate.
I am not sure. You have no chance.
Bruiser
Panzer
Commuter
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]
Well he is a Labour supporter...
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Panzer
Commuter
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]
Also, it now appears that she could have been worse.
Does that image include the non-matching shoes?
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Panzer
Commuter
"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]
https://earthsky.org/astronomy-essentials/visible-planets-tonight-mars-jupite'r-venus-saturn-mercury
Look up to the sky's and feast your eyes on the wonder of the universe.
Perhaps a trivial thing that annoys me but those idiots at the border actually made me ashamed. https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/scottish-border-protest-absolute-disgrace-22304552
Actually, I don't understand how the SNP can claim their kind of nationalism is inclusive. Looks like every other kind of nationalism to me.
It also hasn't escaped my notice that Scotland is one of the most shockingly monochrome countries on earth. I don't know why that is, but I can't imagine that the "them and us" rhetoric which underlines all of Scottish politics is helping, because the "us" all look and sound the same, as far as I can tell.