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George Monbiot "how we ended up paying farmers to flood our homes"
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<blockquote data-quote="Darren" data-source="post: 1955594" data-attributes="member: 3250"><p>Knobs, I mean journalists (very loosely termed) like him love a disaster. It gives them a platform, a sympathetic, albeit unbalanced ear to swallow their propaganda. History is full of theses self styled wanna be Demi gods. The fact of the matter is. Climate change is inevitable. Whether us as a species has accelerated is a moot point. It's been happening since the Big Bang. On the other hand we all have to accept responsibility. Be it a company harvesting 000's of hectares of AD maize, the old dear in the street putting a paved drive down instead of grass, not to mention 99.9 % of the population who think it's a God given right to cheap food, cheap living, cheap travel to Sir Clive of TFF burning fuel whilst racing. It all adds up. </p><p>As a species though We do not like to accept blame and would rather point out the follies of others rather than start by setting the example of getting ones own house in order. </p><p></p><p>Truth is these weather patterns are on the increase. So unless we all start singing from the same hymn sheet and doing our bit, no matter how small we'll always be on the back foot. </p><p></p><p>My pedigree chums it's time to unite, help each other to help ourselves. </p><p></p><p>Monibot is still a blinkered rooster though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Darren, post: 1955594, member: 3250"] Knobs, I mean journalists (very loosely termed) like him love a disaster. It gives them a platform, a sympathetic, albeit unbalanced ear to swallow their propaganda. History is full of theses self styled wanna be Demi gods. The fact of the matter is. Climate change is inevitable. Whether us as a species has accelerated is a moot point. It's been happening since the Big Bang. On the other hand we all have to accept responsibility. Be it a company harvesting 000's of hectares of AD maize, the old dear in the street putting a paved drive down instead of grass, not to mention 99.9 % of the population who think it's a God given right to cheap food, cheap living, cheap travel to Sir Clive of TFF burning fuel whilst racing. It all adds up. As a species though We do not like to accept blame and would rather point out the follies of others rather than start by setting the example of getting ones own house in order. Truth is these weather patterns are on the increase. So unless we all start singing from the same hymn sheet and doing our bit, no matter how small we'll always be on the back foot. My pedigree chums it's time to unite, help each other to help ourselves. Monibot is still a blinkered rooster though. [/QUOTE]
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