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Brexit / Climate Change Poll
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The options are far too ambiguous. I'm sure there has been "man made climate change", for various reasons, increased CO2 being one of them, but global deforestation and land use changes probably being bigger ones (over the course of millennia).
But I don't think that we should bother doing much about it. I don't think the level of global warming is much to worry about, and I certainly don't think we should be changing the whole planet's economy to reduce greenhouse gasses. Antarctica won't melt and sea levels won't rise a great deal or at a rate that can't be managed in most areas locally.
So which option should I pick?Comment
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Exactly. It would require a leap of faith to believe any of that. I'll stick with what I know be true now thanks.Originally posted by DodgyAgent View PostWhat leap of faith is that?
That a country that has a strong liberal democracy will find itself in deep economic and other trouble as opposed to being part of a superstate of which there is no historical precedent of any such group of nations pooling sovereignty except for the Soviet Union?
Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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