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Originally Posted by Jay_Benson
As individuals we need to as well as the costs of heating our homes is going through the roof - hopefully not due to lack of insulation. It is estimated that 25% of UK energy consumption is domestic heating lighting etc (excluding transportation) - controlling that will help control bills for individuals. That is why it is important that new houses integrate energy saving and generation technologies at the outset - so have solar panels for electricity and hot water, well insulated, use rainfall to flush toilets etc - all can be built in at little or no extra cost but they make a massive difference to the running cost and environmental impact of the house.
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I dont know, if the use of solar in the UK really helps, compared to use them in an latitude area with more sun.
To build a solar panel, to recycle them after 12 years (hopefully, currently they did end in the regular trash bin) - use also a lot of energy.
The whole discussion about Greta and the world who needs less CO2... I just remember about the forest dieback and the acid rain in the 80`s. We children was so anojed about, had bad dreams about the end of the world....
I`m not shure, how the people will discuss the C02 issue in 2050..
We are able to transplant organs, but we still didnt cant say how the weather will be in 15 days or if the next step will be a heat /ice age timeframe.
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Originally Posted by Threewheelbonnie
Bunch of hippies the lot of you
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Go enjoy the world as it is, spread a little happiness , you won't change the outcome.
Andy
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Wise words!
Surfy
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