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Closing farms in age of approaching famine, what could possibly go wrong?

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Farms will have to close down to meet nitrogen targets, ministers say - DutchNews.nl

Drastic action is needed in large parts of the Netherlands to meet EU rules on nitrogen-based pollution and that means some farms will have to close, ministers said on Friday. In total, levels must be slashed by 70% in 131 key areas, nature minister Christianne van der Wal and farm minister Henk...
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Japan urges 37 million people to switch off lights

Officials have asked people in Tokyo and its surrounding area to turn off lights amid a heatwave.
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One would imagine in Japan of all places they would use energy efficient LED lights. The Chinese manufacturer is in their backyard.

Surely there are other things that could be reduced.
 
güero said:
Shows you how much those predictions are worth
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As we all know, many parts of France, can get quite hot in the summer. The warmest nights ever recorded in Paris were back in the 1770's. It also gets a lot colder in the winter than here, a North Sea maritime climate and we're having a very average summer down to 14C at night and not much more than 19-21C in the day. It's gone 26C on a couple of days. All quite normal.

The last super hot summer here was 2018. Meant to be 45C and maybe it was in the concrete jungle of Rotterdam, but out in the countryside where there was no concrete it was maximum 35C. Which is still quite hot, but not unknown. A colleague from Australia was staying in the work apartment at the time and on the two balconies which are concrete, he said it was 50C and radiating heat. That's not the climate, that's concrete absorbing and giving off heat.

Anyway, bring back the birch:

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Just Stop oil eco-zealots are silenced by hero gallery worker

Two men from the campaign group Just Stop Oil glued themselves to a painting hung in Manchester Art Gallery today and were arrested for the stunt.
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Utah's Great Salt Lake Dwindles to New Record Low

The massive saltwater lake keeps shrinking. It's fallen below the historic level reached less than a year ago and things are only set to get worse.
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Great Salt Lake is 'in trouble' as level falls to lowest on record for second year in a row | CNN

The Great Salt Lake in Utah has dropped to its lowest level on record for the second time in less than a year as a climate change-fueled megadrought tightens its grip in the West.
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Pimpernel Smith said:
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A people’s revolt against eco-tyranny

From the Netherlands to Sri Lanka, people have had enough of the elite’s green hysteria.
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this paragraph is the writing of an imbecile

The tough Dutch measures sum up how unhinged and elitist the climate-change ideology has become. It was a distant, unaccountable oligarchy that helped to foist these livelihood-wrecking targets on the Netherlands – namely, the European Court of Justice, which ruled in 2018 that the Netherlands should take firmer action against nitrogen emissions. That ruling was upheld by the Dutch High Court. And so was it determined by the eco-overlords that reducing emissions should take priority over the right of working people to make a good living. Why is this all being done? To protect plants, basically. As one report says, the problem in the Netherlands is that ‘plant diversity has decreased as nitrogen-loving grasses, shrubs and trees move in’. Call me a climate-denying monster, but I think people’s right to work should take precedence over the rights of plants.
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