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Previously on "Fuel Rationing to be introduced in the UK to meet 80% reduction in Carbon emissions"

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  • BlasterBates
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    Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
    If I didn't misread the article (in a quick skim) the report was commissioned by the "Green on the outside Red inside" Party.

    Nothing to see here - Move along.
    Actually it was chaired by a Liberal Democrat.

    You can look forward to some effective action against climate change.

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  • DimPrawn
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    Thing is, if we don't stop people travelling, eating, and heating their homes, the global average temperature (whatever the **** that actually means in the real world), will be 0.1 deg C warmer in 500 years time.

    On the scale of possible far future human catastrophe, that's the big one.

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  • amcdonald
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    Think of the money to be made forging virtual energy credits

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  • TykeMerc
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    That would be interesting and spectacularly expensive.

    Equivalent of an NI number issued per adult.
    Real time database monitoring usage via a huge network of terminals.
    Requirement for everyone to have a card.
    Possibility of theft, cloned numbers, fraud and errors.
    Scaled on some complex basis for public transport (a full train uses a similar amount of fuel to a half full one etc)
    How do you handle foreign visitors?

    Makes the UK ID card scheme look piffling by comparison.

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  • Mich the Tester
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    Sounds like a good money making scheme for dirty spekulants

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  • OwlHoot
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    If I didn't misread the article (in a quick skim) the report was commissioned by the "Green on the outside Red inside" Party.

    Nothing to see here - Move along.

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  • DimPrawn
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    First fuel, then food.

    Food Carbon Footprint Calculator - Home

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  • Fuel Rationing to be introduced in the UK to meet 80% reduction in Carbon emissions

    All in a good cause.

    Fuel Rationing in U.K. Needed by 2020 to Cut CO2 Emissions, Lawmakers Say - Bloomberg

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