George Monbiot

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Monbiot made a good point, today.

"While there are international standards for how carbon should be counted, there is no accounting for the moral hazard of carbon offsets:
the land required to meet carbon removal plans by businesses could amount to . . . . more than the entire area of farmland on the planet."

 
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DaveGrohl

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Cumbria
Monbiot made a good point, today.

"While there are international standards for how carbon should be counted, there is no accounting for the moral hazard of carbon offsets:
the land required to meet carbon removal plans by businesses could amount to . . . . more than the entire area of farmland on the planet."

Lol, there’s no could about it.
 
Whatever you think of George fair play to him for coming out in favour of trophy hunting.
He’s copping a huge amount abuse for it from the AR fanatics.

There is a time and a place for a discussion about trophy hunting, the bloke has no role to play in anything ecological as he clearly has little or no understanding of it: 'sheep cause flooding'- if that is the extent of his knowledge then he deserves to be left on the sidelines.
 

SteveHants

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There is a time and a place for a discussion about trophy hunting, the bloke has no role to play in anything ecological as he clearly has little or no understanding of it: 'sheep cause flooding'- if that is the extent of his knowledge then he deserves to be left on the sidelines.
f**k me, seems he's worked on farms and as a river keeper.....

https://www.monbiot.com/about/

Degree in zoology - no idea on level or classification. No research work whatsoever.
 

Still Farming

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South Wales UK
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Well done the Welsh TFF massive, ran him out of town.
There was an article in the county times about him selling his house a couple of weeks or so back. Doesn’t sound like he’s lived there for about 9 years, it had been rented out but he’s now sold it, was making a bit of a point that he’d taken less than he could of got by not selling to an outsider/second home owner ..........which of course he was🤔
 

Still Farming

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Mixed Farmer
Location
South Wales UK
There was an article in the county times about him selling his house a couple of weeks or so back. Doesn’t sound like he’s lived there for about 9 years, it had been rented out but he’s now sold it, was making a bit of a point that he’d taken less than he could of got by not selling to an outsider/second home owner ..........which of course he was🤔
Double or triple standards or what ffs.
 

br jones

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There was an article in the county times about him selling his house a couple of weeks or so back. Doesn’t sound like he’s lived there for about 9 years, it had been rented out but he’s now sold it, was making a bit of a point that he’d taken less than he could of got by not selling to an outsider/second home owner ..........which of course he was🤔
and the new owners will tidy it up and flog it to the highest bidder
 

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EX17/20

Already started, apparently.

 

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