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the met office .govBut Tik Tok says so!!!
on tiktok you mean?
the met office .govBut Tik Tok says so!!!
In 2020, the @metoffice produced a hypothetical weather forecast for 23 July 2050 based on UK climate projections. Today, the forecast for Tuesday is shockingly almost identical for large parts of the country.
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looks nice. saves going on a planeOn Twitter today:
There you go . You don’t need evidence from me . You’re quite capable of digging up the hysteria I was trying to point out for yourself.On Twitter today:
hysteria
No, you made some claims, and you need to back them up with evidence. But it looks like you won't/can't.There you go . You don’t need evidence from me . You’re quite capable of digging up the hysteria I was trying to point out for yourself.
There is more than one source of gases that cause global warmingWhy were there a couple of degrees rise in temperature if the population was so small, other factors rather than humans?
I always think, so then maybe you can learnPlease, it's cruel to make ellal think.
Maybe that is the reason behind the pandemic, covid jab and now food shortages and high fuel bills, world governments attempts at reducing the population to below 500,000,000.?The point that you seem to have missed is that with a smaller population and more abundant vital resources ( food/water) the impact was less than it is now given a huge global population and dwindling vital resources...
Continuously welded rail is pre-stretched to counteract (most of) the effects of the steels expansion.LOL Rail - better get their hacksaws out and reintroduce the gaps in the rails rather than thinking the Victorians were stupid
Are we to assume that you also think the above inflation ticket price rises year on year are well worth it?Continuously welded rail is pre-stretched to counteract (most of) the effects of the steels expansion.
I personally miss some 'clikety clack', but the savings in maintenance, the improved ride quality and enhanced line speeds are well worth the change.
I mostly thought Murphy would prove it to be the wrong thing to do at some point in the future. Some far more serious people did seriously wonder about the change and also the real benifits which appeared to be mostly no clickety clack any more.Continuously welded rail is pre-stretched to counteract (most of) the effects of the steels expansion.
I personally miss some 'clikety clack', but the savings in maintenance, the improved ride quality and enhanced line speeds are well worth the change.