Climate change?????

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Originally Posted by robpage

Well said John , but in doing all that it seems to wobble a bit too , albeit slowly

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Just like so many of us did at one time

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Originally Posted by Captain Kong

I have just recieved an email from 10 Downing Street, I dont think they took any notice.
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.The official email of the British Prime Minister

Philippines Typhoon Haiyan
The UK is providing urgent humanitarian support for up to 800,000 people in the Philippines in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan, which has affected more than 4 million people.

The Disasters and Emergencies Committee (DEC), which brings together 14 of the UK’s biggest charities, has launched an appeal for the victims of the typhoon.

You can donate to the Philippines Typhoon Appeal by visiting the DEC website.



Destruction caused by Typhoon Haiyan to the coastal town of Ormoc city on western Leyte, Philippines. Picture: Arlynn Aquino EU/ECHO.

How the UK is helping
The UK’s total contribution in response to the disaster stands at £15 million. This will help get food, shelter and clean water to 800,000 people.

The UK will deploy a Royal Navy warship and a RAF military transport aircraft. They will help move vital humanitarian aid and large equipment to where it is needed.

Further UK support will include:

flights delivering 4x4s, forklift trucks, water purification kits and cutting equipment to flood hit areas
deployment of a team of 12 NHS staff trained to operate under emergency conditions
provision of temporary shelters, bedding, blankets and solar lanterns
The Department for International Development has sent humanitarian experts to the Philippines to help coordinate the international response and ensure the protection of vulnerable women and children is prioritised.

Prime Minister David Cameron said:

"We've all seen the appalling devastation wrought by Typhoon Haiyan, with heart breaking scenes played across our TV screens. The Disasters Emergency Committee Appeal launch is a vital step to ensure aid agencies can provide essential relief to those most affected by this unprecedented disaster.

"I am proud that the British public have always shown an unfailing generosity for helping those in need and I know their response to this appeal will be no different."

More information
Donate to the Philippines Typhoon Appeal through the DEC website.
Typhoon Haiyan: latest updates on UK aid.

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ou may have got a better reply if you had got your nice neighbor to write it for you in maybe Arabic!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by leratty

In my rant I referred to 'dirty coal'China is not the only country using it UK does in some coal fired power stations as do several European countries. However Asia-developing nations has-have why I'm buggered if I know a dispensation, yep bloody mad but there it is . All to do with cheap resource + keep some in developed countries as well as non in work. Fix with one hand smash with the other.

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WE still use brown coal here in Oz and supply China with coal so we cannot complain. China is openeing up coal fired pwoer stations at the rate of one a month hear very little critisism about it.

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Originally Posted by j.sabourn

#112 Rotates on its axis west to east once in every 24 hours Rob. If you were standing on the equator you would be moving at 600 knots. Probably hence the saying stop the world I want to get off. Cheers John Sabourn

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So stand all the polticians there and make them let go of the guide rope, might solve a few world problems.

Interesting fact, the earth has a mgnetic field, Mars does not and it is for that reason it is a dry barren landscape.

Probably went through a climate change era the same as we are doing and as all planets which have an orbital path will do in time. Who knows maybe that is where we originated from, hundreds of centuries ago. The sun is our star and when its light fades so do we, our ancestors weren't daft when they venerated the sun as a source of life. The stones of Stonehenge are a good example of this. Regards John Sabourn

A lot of the hug a tree lot theories confuse me.
They are constantly onto us to recycle everything so as to save the earth (I do as much as possible) yet when we recycle on of earths natural resources, coal, which we recycle by burning to produce heat which can then be used to produce clean energy (electricity) they jump up and down, screaming that we are causing mass pollution. Surely burning coal has the result of returning natural products back to the atmosphere after we have extracted its heat energy, or am I missing something.
rgds
JA

john your #110. are the aussies mad or is it all those immigrants?. how the hell can you march in protest about a natural phenomena?.

How can we have Global warming when my Gas Boiler is doing 18 knots round the kitchen with a full head of steam. keep her on the blood,
and it is still freezing in my house.
Brian.