Greens are really nailing it
The EPA said the increase last year was driven largely by a significant rise in emissions from the energy industries sector due to “a tripling of coal and oil use in electricity generation”.
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It more beef we should be producing if we want to save the planet ffs
This is an essential watch
People like Joel Salatin are the real environmentalists cc @KinvarasPassion
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Moneypoint is Irelands largest emitter of greenhouse gases. They kept that under the radar for a long time.
You cant just switch to renewables in an instant mate
Had they not opposed the LPG plant in Ballylongford then we could have been burning cleaner gas in the meantime.
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or burning the worlds rubbish in donegal?
Yes, why not? I find your pro increasing the use of Oil & Coal, yet anti incineration and anti Nuclear policies baffling
when did i say i was anti nuclear?
These headbangers want us eating a bucket of peas and rice every day. Keep us good and servile like the north Koreans.
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sounds delish
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Shipping sacks of rice across the planet and there plenty bullocks in the field outside.
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A huel or two on the weekends, what more do you want?
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@Julio_Geordio - the greens are trying to destroy rooral Ireland how dare they suggest farmers reduce emissions
Also @Julio_Geordio - emissions have gone up why haven’t the greens done something about this
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@Julio_Geordio objecting to the LPG terminal in Ballylongford, Nuclear energy, Turf cutting and oil and gas exploration in Ireland, while at the same time increasing Oil and Coal burning for power generation, all of which has to be imported, seems to be contradictory and just bad economics. It’s a classic Green Party tactic of looking to do the right thing rather than doing the right thing.
Also @Julio_Geordio objecting to the LPG terminal in Ballylongford, Nuclear energy, Turf cutting and oil and gas exploration in Ireland, while at the same time increasing Oil and Coal burning for power generation, all of which has to be imported, seems to be contradictory and just bad economics. It’s a classic Green Party tactic of looking to do the right thing rather than doing the right thing.
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Incorrect.
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Not building the nuclear power plant down in Carne in the 70s was the big mistake. Failure to face down a few hairy hippies was inexcusable then and it is impossible that one will ever be built now.
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We’ll have to wait for fusion now
@Julio_Geordio wants change so his kids future isnt ruined
@Julio_Geordio doesnt want to change even though his kids future will be ruined
@Julio_Geordio wants change so his kids future isn’t ruined
@Little_Lord_Fauntleroy wants change for the bus
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