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Which is committed to humane "practices. "the animals are basically happy, until they are killed "humanely and on that basis, im good to eat the meat." would you agree that those people are good to eat that meat? well, from the point of view of the animals, its a defensible viewpoint. i dont do it myself but i can understand people being conscientious about ensuring that the animals do have good lives. its not that easy to find any more, but its possible. but going back to climate change, as you...

Not, if the ev industry takes off as we are seeing it take off? t not, if the ev industry takes off as we are seeing it take off?- we are seeing it take off? i think there is two _ we are seeing it take off? i think there is two important _ we are seeing it take off? i think there is two important points, i there is two important points, theres the existing production assets these companies have, but the future revenues from these assets may reduce due to volume impact, but also price impact, an...

And now they will get their moment, a hero, there was a good movie something historical in nature, they will end up in jail as sometimes in their lives -- >> im more concerned about the fact that youve got "rolling stone" celebrating which i agree with joey, nobody will watch this. you member dont look up? that movie was horrible. painful to watch but the fact they are pushing for violence bothers me but the fact that "rolling stone" pushing saying violence is the way to deal with the climate pr...

Carbon dioxide removal — taking out carbon thats already in the atmosphere. heres lead author steve smith. to fix the climate problem were in, the obvious thing to do is stop adding to the problem, so we need clear, deep emissions reductions and very quickly. this report doesnt change that, but what points to is the fact that increasingly, we have a number of ways of taking carbon dioxide back out of the atmosphere that we put in and lock it away. the oxford university study suggests two billi...

♪ ♪ >> watch out pure the liberal media and climate activists apparently coming after your junk. a reporter for "time" magazine calling people out for keeping unused electronics and it could be a big climate problem. "while hoarding stashing of old devices may seem harmless, experts say it is environmentally detrimental because its happening on a large scale." put quite simply the list we recycle the less we rely on materials that are difficult to come by. what a warning. joey, i mean that w...

We are in the fight of our lives, and we are losing. greenhouse gas emissions keep growing. ralph hasenhuttl was always in a global temperatures keep rising. dire position at southampton and the saints board have acted by and our planet is fast approaching effectively becoming the six premier tipping point that will make league club this season to let go of climate chaos irreversible. their manager. they know who they want to get, though, luton towns we are on highway to climate hell, with our f...

Fossil fuels. lots of nations in asia, notably china, are now doing the same. but take a look at africas share. it is tiny. less than 8% of the total. and thats the issue. developing nations they wouldnt because the climate problem, so why should we pay to fix it? egypt is saying its time for the rich world to come good on its promise of 100 billion a year to help finance developing countries to move away from fossil fuels and adapt to the changing climate. and there will be some new demands too...

It has been a year of record—breaking temperatures and climate—related disasters, but africa has been hit particularly hard. huge floods displaced a million people in nigeria last month. cyclones ripped through madagascar and a year of low rain fall pushes parts of east africa closer to famine. it is easy to see why egypt said it should be a climate conference for africa. look at historic emissions. developed countries in places like europe and america got rich burning fossil fuels. lots of ...

And thats the issue. developing nations say we didnt cause the climate problem, so why should we pay to fix it? egypt is saying its time for the rich world to come good on its promise of 100 billion a year to help finance developing countries to move away from fossil fuels and adapt to the changing climate. and there will be some new demands, too. remember the terrible floods in pakistan this summer? well, the developing world is also asking for cash to help with the loss and damage climate—re...