Hot hot hot
Posted: Thu Aug 12, 2021 10:09 am
48.8 degrees in Sicily. Record high for Europe.
End of days vibe much?
End of days vibe much?
Yeah, that does nowt in the grand scheme of things.Son of Mathonwy wrote:Stop eating meat folks.
Just save the amazon.Stom wrote:Yeah, that does nowt in the grand scheme of things.Son of Mathonwy wrote:Stop eating meat folks.
Stop buying crap from China and Amazon. That'll solve a lot of the world's problems. Pointless tech crap, terrible clothes, and other useless crap from China.Son of Mathonwy wrote:Just save the amazon.Stom wrote:Yeah, that does nowt in the grand scheme of things.Son of Mathonwy wrote:Stop eating meat folks.
It's a waste, no doubt, but surely most of the crap from China is shipped, not flown.Stom wrote:Stop buying crap from China and Amazon. That'll solve a lot of the world's problems. Pointless tech crap, terrible clothes, and other useless crap from China.Son of Mathonwy wrote:Just save the amazon.Stom wrote:
Yeah, that does nowt in the grand scheme of things.
The amount of aviation fuel burned transporting utterly pointless crap from China to the UK and US is insane.
That was my suggestion, a tax on goods depending on how far it had to travel.Son of Mathonwy wrote:It's a waste, no doubt, but surely most of the crap from China is shipped, not flown.Stom wrote:Stop buying crap from China and Amazon. That'll solve a lot of the world's problems. Pointless tech crap, terrible clothes, and other useless crap from China.Son of Mathonwy wrote: Just save the amazon.
The amount of aviation fuel burned transporting utterly pointless crap from China to the UK and US is insane.
A sane system would include carbon costs of transport in the pricing of goods, but that's hardly likely from a government that's put up trade barriers with all our nearest neighbours.
Yep. Ideally, I think the cost of carbon emissions should be part of the transport costs so they wouldn't need to be explicitly added to the price of goods, but that would need a global system.Stom wrote:That was my suggestion, a tax on goods depending on how far it had to travel.Son of Mathonwy wrote:It's a waste, no doubt, but surely most of the crap from China is shipped, not flown.Stom wrote:
Stop buying crap from China and Amazon. That'll solve a lot of the world's problems. Pointless tech crap, terrible clothes, and other useless crap from China.
The amount of aviation fuel burned transporting utterly pointless crap from China to the UK and US is insane.
A sane system would include carbon costs of transport in the pricing of goods, but that's hardly likely from a government that's put up trade barriers with all our nearest neighbours.
Countries should be doing more to support local businesses as is, as those local businesses are what forms the basis of our economies. It's why Hungary are screwed, for instance, because most of those companies are owned by friends of the Victator.