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I aint no Sheikh-but lets talk weather

SpurMeUp said:
If the EU and US teamed up, then China would need the luck. Everyone agrees we should address the environment, time to make it happen.
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Would they? I can't see your average consumer accepting an end to the availability of cheap Chinese goods imports.
 
scaramanga said:
Would they? I can't see your average consumer accepting an end to the availability of cheap Chinese goods imports.
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Is it technologically possible? If yes, reverse engineer everything to get to where we need to be. Economically we could certainally make it work. Things are changing but too slowly.
 
The climate future of the planet is in China's hands, for the most part. They are responsible for about 30% of the total emissions. More if you add in the belt and road infrastructure. It is not all bad though as since 2013 they have made great strides on the renewable front, but unfortunately they are still opening coal power stations too. Their authoritarian rule actually helps in one regard in that systemic changes can be quickly enforced for any plans they choose to pursue.
 
scaramanga said:
Would they? I can't see your average consumer accepting an end to the availability of cheap Chinese goods imports.
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Or Western football clubs accepting the loss of a dumping pit for over 30’s footballers they need shot of - for premium FFP solving prices!
 
Thank feck there weren’t stormy weather like this when the cranes were up during construction of new WHL :eek:

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ricky2tricky4city said:
Think there was two or three days last year when we had 1050+ pressure?... remember them saying it was unusually high then.
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Dunno about 2019 but London had it’s highest barometric pressure on record with 1049.6 back in January with other parts of UK topping 1050.

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SteveAWOL said:
Dunno about 2019 but London had it’s highest barometric pressure on record with 1049.6 back in January with other parts of UK topping 1050.

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Yes you're right it was January
 
ricky2tricky4city said:
Of course mate, and with the miles you've been putting in you could probably cycle it.

The car park is closed, it's so weird being down there and all you see is 3 or 4 other people. I say weird, it's peaceful and beautiful, so lucky it's like that at the moment.
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Bit like that walking round my way at the moment. Was in Littlehampton earlier.
 
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