Exactly.It is a bit of a thumbsuck as it's in regards to cancers caused, but I mean you can't really say what is and what isn't
Life is full of risk and some undesired need for balance. Snowflakes like to count.
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Exactly.It is a bit of a thumbsuck as it's in regards to cancers caused, but I mean you can't really say what is and what isn't
YeahExactly.
Life is full of risk and some undesired need for balance. Snowflakes like to count.
What do you think is the correct balance for human deaths per energy produced?Exactly.
Life is full of risk and some undesired need for balance. Snowflakes like to count.
As few as possible.What do you think is the correct balance for human deaths per energy produced?
As few as possible means that pollution ends, it means that this is exempted.As few as possible.
That has to include a reality check - we can't just stop pollution, we're too primitive.
And this country's too small to make enough difference... although doesn't mean we mustn't apply the brakes either.
And we have the ANC in charge, so all bets are off anyway.
If you've been convinced about the sudden supposed world ultra emergency you won't agree of course.
Until you deal with reality there can be no practical argument.As few as possible means that pollution ends...
The reality is that SA`s fossil burning is already at a damaging unsustainable level and causing thousands of deaths that could have been avoided. There is no other arguments besides this.Until you deal with reality there can be no practical argument.
Agree with all but the bold word. In time that should change too though.The reality is that SA`s fossil burning is already at a damaging unsustainable level and causing thousands of deaths that could have been avoided. There is no other arguments besides this.
Re this edit of yours - hardly something to fear at this stage as there's no major action, especially with our very damaged economy which needs a local production boost and less of too-expensive import options.The other issue is sanctions for the polluting nations. So keep on like we do now and see the outcome.
Had all of ours.Well I got my 10am slot sigh, today would've been a LS free day
It is a bit of a thumbsuck as it's in regards to cancers caused, but I mean you can't really say what is and what isn't
Air pollution is the one of the greatest environmental threats to human health and is responsible for about 7 million deaths each year globally.
Thanks for that, good to knowSO2 emissions cause respiratory diseases (asthma and emphysema), not cancer. The numbers are estimates, but the methodology is well established by the WHO, etc:
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Africa could prevent 880,000 deaths per year by taking action on air pollution and climate change - Report
An Integrated Assessment of Air Pollution and Climate Change for Sustainable Development in Africa released today by the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC), the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), and the African Union Commission shows how African leaders can act quickly across 5...www.unep.org
And from 2016:
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Polluted air causes 5.5 million deaths a year new research says
More than 5.5 million people worldwide are dying prematurely every year as a result of air pollution, according to new research.www.bbc.com
10 degrees there on Monday
Pffft..10 degrees there on Monday
That's way less then before. Though this July has been far warmer then most, fireplace has been used oncePffft..
Bad for Darkst0rm, that's equal to 2 degrees for him.
BTW, cloud cover revealed so far for Monday between 7% and 18%