It’s the cows fault!

[Andrew_Ni]

‘Mind-boggling’ methane emissions from Turkmenistan revealed | Turkmenistan | The Guardian

Leaks of potent greenhouse gas could be easily fixed, say experts, and would rapidly reduce global heating

amp.theguardian.com

Not a fan of the guardian but it just happened to be them to highlight this. 2 oil fields in Turkmenistan leak more co2 equivalents in a year than the UK’s total emissions!! Of course though in the quest for net zero it’s livestock that do the harm.

 

[Muddyroads]

Increasing co2 emissions started around 1850, the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. Consumption of fossil fuels began to rapidly increase at the same time, livestock numbers and emissions have barely changed.
How our representative bodies can have failed to highlight this anomaly is beyond me. There is a very large elephant in the climate change blame room.

 

[daveydiesel1]

Increasing co2 emissions started around 1850, the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. Consumption of fossil fuels began to rapidly increase at the same time, livestock numbers and emissions have barely changed.
How our representative bodies can have failed to highlight this anomaly is beyond me. There is a very large elephant in the climate change blame room.

And yet before we burnt fossil fuels people created heat by burning wood and peats but there just bad now

 

[Bald Rick]

Increasing co2 emissions started around 1850, the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. Consumption of fossil fuels began to rapidly increase at the same time, livestock numbers and emissions have barely changed.
How our representative bodies can have failed to highlight this anomaly is beyond me. There is a very large elephant in the climate change blame room.

World population 1850 was 1.2bn

Today it's 8.05bn

Planet is the same size

 

[Whitewalker]

World population 1850 was 1.2bn

Today it's 8.05bn

Planet is the same size

Could you quote number of cars and planes in 1850 compared to now. I just wonder has it increased also

 

[daveydiesel1]

Could you quote number of cars and planes in 1850 compared to now. I just wonder has it increased also

Itl only be marginal though

 

[Nort o the Galt]

Could you quote number of cars and planes in 1850 compared to now. I just wonder has it increased also

Maybe you could also quote the number of vegans in that period too! Perhaps a graph showing the increase in global temperatures and the rise in vegan diet worshippers !

 

[M-J-G]

‘Mind-boggling’ methane emissions from Turkmenistan revealed | Turkmenistan | The Guardian

Leaks of potent greenhouse gas could be easily fixed, say experts, and would rapidly reduce global heating

amp.theguardian.com

Not a fan of the guardian but it just happened to be them to highlight this. 2 oil fields in Turkmenistan leak more co2 equivalents in a year than the UK’s total emissions!! Of course though in the quest for net zero it’s livestock that do the harm.

CO2 isn't a major problem, the level of carbon in the atmosphere is at the lower end of where it needs to be for a thriving planet anyway.

 

[Andrew_Ni]

Carbon dioxide is only 0.042% of the total atmosphere.

 

[swedish red]

Carbon dioxide is only 0.042% of the total atmosphere.

And methane is 0.00017% !

 

[M-J-G]

Carbon dioxide is only 0.042% of the total atmosphere.

Yes 420ppm, and it has been as has been as high as 6000ppm in the past.
A 100 million year ice age began when CO2 was 5000ppm.

But that kind of talk doesn't make people large sums of money, there always has to be an apocalypse around the corner and is usually one that's invisible.

 

[Vader]

World population 1850 was 1.2bn

Today it's 8.05bn

Planet is the same size

Fair bit of extra co2 been exhaled then...

 

[tractorsandcows]

Increasing co2 emissions started around 1850, the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. Consumption of fossil fuels began to rapidly increase at the same time, livestock numbers and emissions have barely changed.
How our representative bodies can have failed to highlight this anomaly is beyond me. There is a very large elephant in the climate change blame room.

It doesn't suit their paymasters. Farmers are an easy target for a spot of virtue signalling Especially when our Unions go along with it led by our gong seeking leaders

 

[M-J-G]

Increasing co2 emissions started around 1850, the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. Consumption of fossil fuels began to rapidly increase at the same time, livestock numbers and emissions have barely changed.
How our representative bodies can have failed to highlight this anomaly is beyond me. There is a very large elephant in the climate change blame room.

The number of people who can't figure out that CO2 in the atmosphere are a fraction of what they used to be is beyond me.

Well it's not actually beyond me, people as a collective are pretty stupid and easily controlled/manipulated.