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@icyfroth wrote:
@lakeland27 wrote:i dont think anyone blames dumbo for the plastic, just his silly pretend game he calls 'direct action' .
If you think a carbon tax would prevent this, I question just who the "dumbo" is, Lakes.
i have no doubts
@silverfaun wrote:I loved Germany and you're right, here we have hyperventilating because we were accosted with a "carbon tax" that did nothing about the purveyors of plastic junk unlimited,
The manufacture of every ton of PET produces around 3 tons of carbon dioxide (CO2). Bottling water thus created more than 2.5 million tons of CO2 in 2006.
a carbon tax is the best method of reduction 
pollution with a double LL
Should we just simply live in our own filth?
i believe i believe ! but it isn't just that, there's irrefutable evidence (despite some attempts to muddy the waters)
merry xmas to you and hugh
Well thank you Lakeland but it depends who you speak to.......
Without going into too much detail some people have a library of books to the contrary 
lots of dodgy books around. my own guide to collectible plastics is much maligned for instance, possibly because i made a lot of it up
Why did you do that Lakeland?
I guess the real question is if whether we beleive it is man made?
Climate is changing but there are many intelligent (not abbott) people that believe it is not caused by humans.
My personal belief is that pollution cannot be helping 
We could stop migrants I suppose, will that work?
Tony Abbott may hold the key 
havent you done this subject to death donna?
Climate is changing but there are many intelligent (not abbott) people that believe it is not caused by humans.
i guess you must of missed abbots comments he made on the topic earlier this year
My personal belief is that pollution cannot be helping 
it is the cause, blimey
abbot has no doubt studied the subject, and i bet he realizes that the impact man has had on the planet can not be reversed - the damage has already been done
