Is there any actual evidence?
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[News] Climate change.
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OzMike
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Still 35 degrees on Christmas Day here, so no change there.
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Is that all, it's warmer here.
LowKarate
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It’s increasingly hotter in the WSU concourse with each passing year.
AmexRuislip
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Is there any actual evidence?
Probably once everyone has done their Christmas download, a wind of change is afoot.
As storms are normally alphabetically named: Winds of Sprout
TheJasperCo
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It is a fact that Wednesday fans do spout a load of noxious air when referring to their team.
Nostalgia
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Winter doesn't start till February.
worthingseagull123
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BensGrandad
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An elderly fellow was on this Morning recently saying that he followed the weather by the actions of birds and as such decided that we will have a wer but mild winter with no snow in the South of England.
We've had enough of experts.
You should remain clam and refrain from writing expletives.
worthingseagull123
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portslade seagull
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I think somewhere around 1968-70 we had snow Christmas day. I was staying at my nan's in Whitehawk and it snowed overnight into the day itself. Didn't last long though
Billy the Fish
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It's true, my bird has a weather app on her phone so she tells me if it's going to be cold.
pastafarian
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Is there any point in trying anymore?
No one seems bothered in the slightest to address population growth, more people is going to lead to more demand for power resources, more demand for food sources, more mining for minerals, more forests lost to farming, more farm land lost to housing, ever increasing pollution. It’s a never ending cycle of more damage.
Anything you do now will be undone by the extra billion people every few years.
We are the problem and there are too many of us.
Year 0-190m people
1000-275m
1200-360m
1500-450m
1700-600m
1800-1 billion
1850-1.2 billion
1900-1.6 billion
1950-2.5 billion
1968-3.5 billion
1981-4.5 billion
1992-5.5 billion
2005-6.5 billion
2017-7.5 billion
you do the math
No one seems bothered in the slightest to address population growth, more people is going to lead to more demand for power resources, more demand for food sources, more mining for minerals, more forests lost to farming, more farm land lost to housing, ever increasing pollution. It’s a never ending cycle of more damage.
Anything you do now will be undone by the extra billion people every few years.
We are the problem and there are too many of us.
Year 0-190m people
1000-275m
1200-360m
1500-450m
1700-600m
1800-1 billion
1850-1.2 billion
1900-1.6 billion
1950-2.5 billion
1968-3.5 billion
1981-4.5 billion
1992-5.5 billion
2005-6.5 billion
2017-7.5 billion
you do the math
Thunder Bolt
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1970. Christmas doesn't just happen in Sussex.
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Very true.
Yes, me!