Hybrid 370z

gumpy · 03-01-2010, 02:49 PM

Guys i've worked in the climate change team at a professional services firm before. The amount of money they make out of it has got me questioning the validity. They make no attempt to actually reduce the CO2 outputs but try and make money from it.

Anyway, IF climate change is human induced the solution is quite simple to be honest. if the 4-5 major countries, all move to nuclear power generation, and i'm talking 100% nuclear, problem solved. Car emissions make up such a small part of the overall emissions it's not funny. But it's easier for the politians to make us consumers feel guilty.

Anyway, i find it far more likely that the climate change is due to the sun, i mean this massive ball of fire has been keeping the solar system going for a very long time... like freakin long time... it's our sole source of energy... and it doesn't burn evenly... it bursts, gurgles and has eruptions... I think we're just going through a bad patch with it... or maybe it's the good patch...? who knows.

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03-01-2010, 02:49 PM	#25 (permalink)
gumpy Enthusiast Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Sydney Posts: 449 Drives: 09 370z white manual Rep Power: 16	Guys i've worked in the climate change team at a professional services firm before. The amount of money they make out of it has got me questioning the validity. They make no attempt to actually reduce the CO2 outputs but try and make money from it. Anyway, IF climate change is human induced the solution is quite simple to be honest. if the 4-5 major countries, all move to nuclear power generation, and i'm talking 100% nuclear, problem solved. Car emissions make up such a small part of the overall emissions it's not funny. But it's easier for the politians to make us consumers feel guilty. Anyway, i find it far more likely that the climate change is due to the sun, i mean this massive ball of fire has been keeping the solar system going for a very long time... like freakin long time... it's our sole source of energy... and it doesn't burn evenly... it bursts, gurgles and has eruptions... I think we're just going through a bad patch with it... or maybe it's the good patch...? who knows.