germany digging for coal as we speak  yet we have been good

so what does XR do -  ATTACK US  ho ho

What is your point Moisok- do you have one.

X-R are a British protest group made up of mainly British people.
What are they supposed to do - go to Germany because one part of the German economy is not a green as the UK?

I don't know anybody in XR but I doubt they would be over the moon with people burning coal.

Are you still posting lies about bear population Moisok

You aint kidding anyone mex

"THERE IS ENOUGH
FOR EVERYBODYS NEEDS
BUT NOT
FOR EVERYONE GREED"

Amen to that mex baby

Terry

The conventional quote uses apostrophes and finishes with "anybody's greed".


It could be used to describe humans using too much of the planet's resources & causing global warming.

Is that what you were referring to with your quote Terry. Do you believe humans should use less of the planet's resources?

Can we all just move on?

You can make lots of money and build careers on the global warmer's side -  WWF alone has reaped millions out of the polar bear lies

terry did you know Jane Tande left california?

Yawn.

No Terry.

I was not thinking climate change is a load of old b0llocks just because there was a cold day in November in one part of the planet.

You see Terry , I'm intelligent enough to understand what "global " means. I also have a education beyond your primary school level so I understand the basic points of statistics, averages etc.

Terry. Notice I have once again answered one of your irrelevant questions, you still refuse to answer the most simple questions.

Nice of you to pot up a "quote " which suggests you agree with the theory of global warming. Or didn't you understand the meaning of the quote? Education Education Education.

most predictions since 1970 have proven completely false

Mexico - Prince Charles warns us of climate catastrophe. He's the next King. Are you saying we should treat him like a village idiot?

He's yet another hypocrite. All of them are.

Moisok

Another lie without bothering to provide a link.

WTF are you on about "most predictions" post - no wonder you never bother to provide a link or any evidence to back up your posts.

Why post lies Moisok?

This is a short 20 min video. It is presented by a guy called Patrick Bet-David. He is a self made multi millionaire and he is fascinating. His website is called Valuetainment and has over 1.6million subscribers. He is no mug.

In this short presentation he highlights the pros and the cons of the arguments without offering judgement. Make up your own mind. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ga-RBuhcJ7w

If you have never heard of him I would recommend watching some of the interviews he conducts. He has an uncanny ability to keep you interested and bring out the very best of the interviewee.

The Patrick Bet-David was ok. Nothing new in it but his challenge to both sides to enter into a three hour debate and put their reasoning forward is a good idea. I nearly stopped watching after 1:20 when he said some politicians have said that we only have 12 years left to live, where did he get that from?

heating been on nearly all day and cocoa in mugs (not the voters) and lots of hot beef with vegetables(not the voters)


this climate change is a bogger - perhaps I should move to another climate

wotyerthink?

It is so cold I think twice about sending staff out to get my take out beer provisions on a night like this.
Of course a trip to the local pub for real ale I will be driven so won't feel the cold

I am a very caring person

Normal noncence Moon.
Have Terry & Moisok posting garbage without any links then refusing to answer simple questions about their post.

Might be worth looking at Terry posting a quote from Ghandi which can easily be used to describe global warming - the  fact that human greed has caused problems even though there are enough resources on the planet .
Of course he didn't respond.

Injera makes an interesting point- apparently Global warming can't be happening because Prince Charles took a helicopter to watch a game of Polo.

Generally not much worth reading.

dARLO v walsal still 0  0

Your body will generally feel better in a warmer climate, because cold air affects the lungs. So, if you live in an area that is cold most of the year, you should consider relocating to one of the warm weather states in the United States or at least regularly going on a holiday somewhere sunny.21 Jul 2014

Moving from a chilly climate to a warmer climate during the summer takes some preparation, especially if you’ve never lived in a hot climate before. The temperate summers and snowy winters will soon give way to blazing hot summers and mild winters, and depending on where you live, you may find yourself spending all your free time at the pool or beach from here on out.

As you plan your move and get everything organized, make sure to include preparations for adjusting to a different climate. To take full advantage of summer in your new home, you’ll need to keep a few things in mind.

1. YOU’LL SWEAT MORE THAN USUAL
Since your body is used to a certain temperature, it will take some time to adjust to living in a hot climate. Your body will compensate by increasing sweat production in an attempt to cool you down. Once your body gets used to the heat, your sweat production will slow down.

Until then, if the extra sweat bothers you, do what you can to keep cool. Wear loose, light-colored clothing and drink more water. If you’re still worried, consider changing to a stronger antiperspirant for a little while.

2. YOUR SUMMER ENERGY BILLS WILL INCREASE
It’s likely that you didn’t need to run your air conditioning in your old home since the summer temperatures outdoors were comfortable. In a place where temperatures hover upwards of 90 degrees Fahrenheit, keeping the A/C off won’t only be uncomfortable, but it will also be dangerous. Spending too much time in hot temperatures can lead to illnesses like heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

There are a few things you can do to keep your energy bills from becoming too expensive. Consider replacing the A/C unit in your new home with a more efficient model and using fans instead of just running the A/C. Make sure your home is well-insulated so the cold air doesn’t escape, and invest in window shades or UV-filtering window tints. The more heat you can keep out, the less money you’ll spend on cooling.

3. YOU MAY HAVE TO CHANGE YOUR ROUTINE
You might be used to being most active during the early afternoon, since that was the warmest part of the day in your old town. In your new environment, this can prove dangerous. Instead of taking advantage of the heat, you’ll need to find ways to accomplish your daily tasks without getting too hot.

Try going for a run in the early morning, when the day is at its coolest. Avoid using your oven or doing laundry during the day, as these appliances quickly heat up your home. Instead, run your washer and dryer at night and look for recipes that don’t require baking.

4. YOUR CAR WILL FEEL LIKE A FURNACE
The sun shining through your windshield can heat the metal components of your car to the point where they may burn you. It’s hard to drive when you can barely touch your steering wheel.

To avoid a potentially dangerous experience in your car, cover your windshield with a specially designed shade to keep the sun from making the interior temperature unbearable. You can also protect your steering wheel with a light-colored, heat-resistant, fabric covering.

If you have any children or pets, you should never leave them in a hot car, even for just a few minutes-car temperatures climb rapidly in hot climates.

5. YOUR PETS WILL NEED TO ADJUST
Hot summer temperatures can have a harsh effect on animals used to a cooler climate. Although your dog may have enjoyed playing in the backyard all day at your old home, spending hours in the scorching heat can make your canine companion sick.

To combat the effect of hot weather on your pets, you may need to change their routines as well. Keep them inside as much as possible. If you often take your dog on walks, do so in the morning or evening from now on. Exercising in the hot sun can quickly tire the animals out, and the hot pavement can burn their paws.

If keeping your pets inside won’t work for your situation, make sure to provide plenty of shade in the back yard. Also provide constant access to fresh drinking water and, if your pets need extra comfort, a small pool or tub they can play in to stay cool.

6. YOUR SKIN MAY SUFFER
Living in area with more sunlight and more incentive to spend time outdoors sounds like paradise for many people, but you’ll have to be careful with all that sun exposure. More than 3 million people in the United States receive treatment for non-melanoma skin cancer each year, and more than 75,000 people contract melanoma annually.

To enjoy your new home without worrying about getting skin cancer, take precautions before going outside. Wear sunscreen of SPF 15 or higher when you leave the house, and use hats, sunglasses, and natural shade for further protection. If you plan to sit by the pool or ocean, go earlier or later in the day to avoid exposure to direct sunlight.

Moving to a climate you aren’t used to comes with challenges, but it often pays off in the long run. Enjoy your new atmosphere by taking precautions against getting sick or spending more money than you need to. When you hire Bekins, our movers will help you stay out of the heat as we handle your move’s technical details.  Choose our helpful moving services, and look forward to your fresh start in your new home!