On Sat, 14 May 2005 23:30:32 +0100, "Gerry" <gerry@home.com> wrote:

>We have heard a lot about climate change and the need to reduce emissions of 
>greenhouse gases such as CO2. Although we are told that climate change will 
>lead to an increase in floods, droughts and hurricanes, many people assume 
>that the changes will be very slow and, for people living in cold climates, 
>they could mean some nice warm weather.
>
>But the threat of climate change is much worse than most people imagine. 
>There is a real risk that rising temperatures could spiral out of control 
>and reach levels that would wipe out the majority of species on the planet, 
>including the human species.
>
>A two page summary of the reasons may be found in "Climate change: its worse 
>than you think" issued by the Campaign against Climate Change. This summary, 
>and other articles on the same theme, can be reached from 
>www.mng.org.uk/green_house/threat/threat.htm .
>
>Gerry
>

Exactly right.  Yet the UK government spends millions on planting
worrthless native trees for visitor attractions to support
environmentally damaging tourism rather than plant home grown timber
for construction which would cut down timber imports.  

And who's behind it?  The fake conservationists.



 
Angus Macmillan
www.roots-of-blood.org.uk
www.killhunting.org
www.con-servation.org.uk