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These decisions affect all life on the planet.
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Where are the elected representatives and law-makers who should be fighting this?
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I have wondered exactly the same, whether it's Mars or the Rapture!
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He did. How is that acceptable from any leader of a country? None of the press has reported it. That was the action of a pure bully.
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What we should be concerned with here is the possibility that these alternative facts will become the only ones that exist.
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A little disingenuous in the context of your original statement. The sustenance that you mention is rather different from a commodity export.
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The vast majority of Irish produce is exported.
www.cso.ie/en/releasesa....
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If only that made it go away!
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The message of how interconnected human health and food needs are to pollinating animals such as insects, birds and small mammals is not getting through. Those animals need trees, hedgerows and rough unimproved grassland.
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If some of the Independents about to come into goverment have their way, we'll lose some of the last snippets of ancient woodlands to road building, because of course the motor car is king.
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Correlative science is poor science by and large. It ignores many influencing parameters.
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And die sooner than you might have done.
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I hope everyone learns to swim soon.
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Yes, but will they have the fortitude to follow through with the necessary climate commitments when it gets uncomfortable? The Green Party had to. It was their primary election platform.
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With the AI genie out of the bottle, the requirement for data centres is unfortunately not going to go away. What we don't want to do is drive data centres to warmer climates where it takes more energy to run them. Data centres must work on providing their own renewable energy sources.
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In fairness, he was better than most humans.