God be with the days when all we had to worry about was soil erosion and deforestation
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Fellas will be begging us to burn turf in diesel cars on flights then
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Floods?
…and acid rain…
40c in the UK today
Rabb says they just need to get on with it and enjoy the weather. You have to admire that British can do attitude.
@Little_Lord_Fauntleroy we need free public transport or that €9 monthly pass like they have in Germany. Not good.
Makes a lot of sense
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100% agree
He inadvertently came up with a good policy
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Great idea.
I reckon anyone in South Dublin should have to make an application to purchase an SUV to show they have a need for same.
I would recommend however watching this video before going off on hare brained schemes and shaming people in SUV’s.
@Little_Lord_Fauntleroy you might enjoy this my friend.
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but but but, what about the data centres
Dublin and data centers: The end of the road? - DCD (datacenterdynamics.com)
The largest purchaser of Irish beef is McDonalds. Happy Meal hamburgers are not ‘food security’, despite what the average five-year-old might insist.
Yes you can draw a direct line between Irish agriculture and Irish obesity
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In Japan you can’t buy a car unless you can prove you need it and you have somewhere to park it. It’s a simple enough law but it works very well apparently. Bits of socialism creeping in here again, but that’s the way it has to go.
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A pal who married into a huge cattle family in Oz told me a good story. Short of it was, McDonalds were getting flak for using imported beef. So the smart fuckers at McD’s went and opened a company under the name “100% Australian Beef” and then printed this on all their burger packaging.
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The double cheeseburger is the cheapest way of getting cooked calories into you. 2.20 for about 450.