"Ghost Trees"

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TheFaQQer replied

16 November 2009, 13:07
Are these "ghost trees" available in Farmville yet?
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TimberWolf replied

16 November 2009, 13:04
No one seems to have discovered a link between human population growth and climate change and the rate at which we use fossil fuels, although light bulbs definitely seem to be part of the problem.
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hyperD replied

16 November 2009, 12:56
We're burning trees for power stations as well - bringing 'em in from S. America and Canada. Can anyone spot the irony?

The Times Online

Probably more to do with the EU Landfill Directive than anything else...
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DimPrawn replied

16 November 2009, 09:19
Many trees are being cut down so that bio-fuel crops can be grown for vast profit (due to Carbon levies and trading) to improve our environment.

Madness. Only twonks like sasguru still think it all makes sense.
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Spacecadet started a topic "Ghost Trees"

16 November 2009, 09:17
"Ghost Trees"

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8361486.stm

Stumps of 10 trees from a rainforest, complete with their roots, will be placed around Trafalgar Square to highlight the issue of climate change.

Yet more climate change nonsense.

This is de-forestation on a massive scale, a far more environmentally destructive process than climate change. In fact raising temperatures and sea levels and wiping out a large amount of the human population will be good for the rain forests and the environment in general as bio diversity will increase.
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