- Location
- Hampshire
A lot of cow burps destroying the planet this morning.
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In 1950 there were
10.6 million cattle in the UK
50,225,000 people in the UK
4 million licensed vehicles on the roads
In 2018 there were
9.9 million cattle in the UK (with an annual average population of 10.9 million since 1950)
66,460.000 people in the UK
38 million licensed vehicles on the roads
There were no records of commercial flights in the 1950s but ...
in 2004 there were 23 million commercial flights
in 2018 there were 38 million commercial flights
(this doesn't include private or freight flights)
I really would love to see the data that conclusively proves that cattle are the game changing contributor to global warming that the media would have us believe.
Interesting set of figures - I'll quote these whenever I can.
Do the commercial flight figures refer to world flights, though as opposed to the UK?
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Pretty sure that 38 million flights would be worldwide - 104,000 flights per day & with only 60 main airports would be ~1,700 per day... 72 per hour per airport....Interesting set of figures - I'll quote these whenever I can.
Do the commercial flight figures refer to world flights, though as opposed to the UK?
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Pretty sure that 38 million flights would be worldwide - 104,000 flights per day & with only 60 main airports would be ~1,700 per day... 72 per hour per airport....
It's always worth doing a quick sanity check on any numbers that look too good!Quite correct - I should have thought to do a quick analysis like that.
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I notice the jet trails, here, every morning too (flights in/out from Glasgow/Edinburgh and the infamous transatlantic route over Lockerbie). Trail numbers are building up again after Covid.
That's what the airlines would like to happen. Planes only make money when they are flying. When they are on the ground they are costing money.is there a possibility that there are more planes actually flying in the air at any one point than there are on the ground