Tell me how wrote: » She's not being used. She is still controlling where she goes, who she talks to and what she says. She's being supported by like-minded people who believe we should protect the environment.
SafeSurfer wrote: » I really don’t understand your post, I’m sorry. Where does the 0.1% of people and “at least a few 100,000 flights” come from?
jackboy wrote: » Her speeches are media comments are being written for her.
Tell me how wrote: » Say 500,000,000 have heard Greta's story 1% = 5,000,000 .1% = 500,000 If these 500k people decide on just one occasion not to fly transatlantic, that's 500,000 transatlantic trips not taken.
Mebuntu wrote: » The point being missed by many posters here is that if it was any other subject this exploitative use of a child would be abhorred and treated with the greatest suspicion and even more so if the child suffered from a disability. If people have to have agendas or campaigns then let them do so without using children to further their cause.
SafeSurfer wrote: » Can’t argue with the science.
Tell me how wrote: » Can you link where she said that because I'm 99% sure I heard her say she has been offered help but still writes her own speeches.
Tell me how wrote: » SafeSurfer wrote: » Can’t argue with the science. I'm glad you're starting to see the light.
jackboy wrote: » She says she asks for input when writing her speeches. Also, she gets her speeches checked by scientists for accuracy. Sensible in theory but who are those providing input and who are the scientists. So, you could say she writes the speeches but to say they are her words is quite a stretch.
SafeSurfer wrote: » Do you accept that the acid rain hysteria of the 1970s/80s was unwarranted and roundly disproved?
Tell me how wrote: » SafeSurfer wrote: » Do you accept that the acid rain hysteria of the 1970s/80s was unwarranted and roundly disproved? Wasn't aware of it,
Tell me how wrote: » SafeSurfer wrote: » Do you accept that the acid rain hysteria of the 1970s/80s was unwarranted and roundly disproved? Wasn't aware of it. Bosco didn't go in to it much. Do you not think scientific methods and volumes of data have improved significantly in last 30 - 40 years?
SafeSurfer wrote: » Of the acid rain crisis or of it being debunked?www.irishtimes.com/news/science/what-made-the-acid-rain-myth-finally-evaporate-1.900603%3fmode=amp
SafeSurfer wrote: » Yes and despite this most global warming predictions have been spectacularly wrong.
IamtheWalrus wrote: » SafeSurfer wrote: » Do you accept that the acid rain hysteria of the 1970s/80s was unwarranted and roundly disproved? I’d be interested in a link to this? On the other hand, even if acid rain was a falsehood, it doesn’t mean climate change isn’t. Whether manmade or not, vast swathes of our natural world is disappearing. If it continues at this rate, there won’t be enough food to go round, especially with rising sea levels. All of this happening today.
Tell me how wrote: » Saying we should keep fossil fuels in the ground is not the same as saying we should call for a complete ban. But you know that. On the same page of quotes she says we need to find solutions. I'm not surprised why you can't understand stuff, you're getting caught up in the timeframe like as if that's wrong then everything is a lie. Does it really matter if it's 12, 30 or 100 years?
SafeSurfer wrote: » Isn’t that the whole point. If human carbon emission is not the main driver of climate change why are we obsessing on drastic solutions to the wrong problem. The Irish Times has a good article on it linked in a previous post.
Tell me how wrote: » SafeSurfer wrote: » Yes and despite this most global warming predictions have been spectacularly wrong. Evidence please.
gozunda wrote: » How in the name of dog - is keeping all fossil fuels in the ground not an effective ban on their use? What are people going to do? Sneak out at night and dig a bit up on the qt? And what would the child greta know about solutions? - she is simlly reading scripted verse from her father who is an actor and her manager. Do you really realy not understand any of that? You seem to know nothing about what either she has said or claimed in her videos etc. If such a fan why is that? Strange no? Yes screaming the world is going to end in 11 years 4 months and 12 days or whatever does matter. She is encouraging hysteria. We are seeing plenty of that for sure. Theres plenty of eveangrlical doomsday merchants out there and rightly we ignore them. You should do the same to this poor child who is being facilitated by people who should know better. Your flag waving is truely inexplicable.
SafeSurfer wrote: » www.wsj.com/amp/articles/thirty-years-on-how-well-do-global-warming-predictions-stand-up-1529623442
SafeSurfer wrote: » She is demanding an 80% reduction in European carbon emissions in the next 11 years.
xckjoo wrote: » The problem with the internet is everyone thinks all information is of equal value and of equal truth, which is clearly not true. Even the article itself is poor. They focus on picking holes in what one guy says and word it so people will then (falsely) extrapolate to the belief that all climate change research is false.
xckjoo wrote: » Might want to check the authors of that buddy. The Cato Institute’s Center for the Study of Sciencewas set up by the Koch brothers specifically to spread anti-climate change rhetoric to muddy the waters and stop regulations that might reduce carbon consumption. Other notable contributors to their funding include Exxon Mobil and other members of the fossil fuel industry. Pat Michaels (author of the article) has been debunked numerous times as spreading completely false information. The problem with the internet is everyone thinks all information is of equal value and of equal truth, which is clearly not true. Even the article itself is poor. They focus on picking holes in what one guy says and word it so people will then (falsely) extrapolate to the belief that all climate change research is false.
SafeSurfer wrote: » That’s the problem with the myriad of climate predictions. Throw a thousand darts and a couple of them will hit the target but the majority will be wide of the mark. The dart throwers, can then selectively say, look we told you so.
xckjoo wrote: » Nope.