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[delilah]

Totally disagree.

There is no evidence that 1/10,000 increase in CO2 increase world temperatures.

FACT. Human made Cities are 3 degrees higher temperature than their surroundings.
FACT. Photosynthesis using an immense amount of the sun energy - which would otherwise heat the Earth.
FACT. Humans pump Billions of gallons of water out of the ground rather than use reservoirs - because it's cheap.
FACT. Human Cities are worse than Deserts. Water is literally taken off the land as fast as possible with little to no plant life.
FACT. Water Tables sustain plant based life.
FACT. Irrigation is used planetwide on Continental scales.
FACT. Desertification & Plains/Desert based agriculture has increased as human population has increased.

The opposite is happening as regards localisation as governments seek to throw out "Agricultural Emissions" to other countries - which just so happens to make the land Multinational corporations bought about 15 years ago in Africa profitable.

Climate Change is a corporate scam.

Yeah.

That is why I, quite specifically, used the phrase 'by common consent', rather than stating it as a fact.

So, as said, stop me when I am wrong.

 

[wanton dwarf]

Yeah.

That is why I, quite specifically, used the phrase 'by common consent', rather than stating it as a fact.

So, as said, stop me when I am wrong.

"Common consent", an assumed phrase dictated by a bought and paid minority.

 

[delilah]

"Common consent", an assumed phrase dictated by a bought and paid minority.

There are hundreds of environmental organizations in the UK, with millions of members.

How many of them are you saying are owned by your forces of darkness ?

I am seeking to demonstrate why the environmental movement - and the votes they bring with them - should be supporting your business and your industry. Are you saying you don't want their support ?

 

[Jackov Altraids]

Recently we have started a woodland project with our local wildlife trust.

I‘ve been really impressed with the attitude of the two representatives who I have dealt with. One is a local guy who ‘gets it’ that farmers are the key to delivering environmental projects. Yes, I disagree with their fervent defending of badgers but sometimes you have to put things aside if they are not involved.

There are some very good things being done by wildlife trusts and also by farmers. We need to understand that together we can deliver results far better than DEFRA currently are!

Our local wildlife trusts used to be excellent.
Many of the workers had some agricultural background and really worked WITH farmers for mutually beneficial outcomes.
They have now become staffed by those who have just got an "environmental qualification" and consider farmers as the enemy.
Having had a good relationship for years, I now refuse to have anything to do with them.

I hope your experience doesn't follow the same trajectory.