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Although if they walked or cycled it would be even less.Surely, a person traveling on a motorbike would produce less emissions than the person traveling In a car??
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Although if they walked or cycled it would be even less.Surely, a person traveling on a motorbike would produce less emissions than the person traveling In a car??
Although if they walked or cycled it would be even less.
Or just travel less. Something has to give. If we don't change our behaviour we will not cut the emissions.Right. Just in case you haven't been there, weather in Brussels is not exactly Costa Del Sol, the city is not terribly flat and for most people time is an issue.
Or just travel less. Something has to give. If we don't change our behaviour we will not cut the emissions.
The plain fact is and the responses to threads like this show it is people will not willingly change their behaviour because as usual it's everyone else that should do it.
Not if the motorbike is a two stroke.Surely, a person traveling on a motorbike would produce less emissions than the person traveling In a car??
I want to know,who was the eejiot who decided to reduce power to vacuum cleaners? Was there ever a more stupid law????
Bet it was a man ??
You make it sound so easy, unfortunately that is simply not the reality for many who are still in work. Some can work from home, some will use public transport, for others those are not viable options.Or just travel less. Something has to give. If we don't change our behaviour we will not cut the emissions.
The plain fact is and the responses to threads like this show it is people will not willingly change their behaviour because as usual it's everyone else that should do it.
I'm guessing you are suggesting that those 36,000 people dying in the UK because of air pollution where just virtue signaling?Here we go again with moralizing and virtue signaling.
I'm guessing you are suggesting that those 36,000 people dying in the UK because of air pollution where just virtue signaling?
I don't have the answers
Obviously. All you can do is pontificate, signal your virtue, give lessons to others and spread some guilt for good measure.
So what are you suggesting we do? Keep on going as we are doing now?
Why would I have to suggest anything to solve your imaginary problem?
I don’t know Brussels well, but it seems they have very good public transport systems and my guess is they want to restrict all vehicles to reduce emissions to make the the town centre a more pleasant, pedestrian friendly and cleaner environment.
A good thing, in my view.
Seems like they are doing things the right way round, provide a good public transport system then start reducing vehicle usage within that area till only necessary vehicles are being used.
I would think the fact that they have a good public transport system would negate or at least reduce the need for private vehicles to enter the city.
It’s all about reducing emissions in town centres so people who live and work there can breathe clean air.
Report on these imaginary problems https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanpub/article/PIIS2468-2667(18)30235-4/fulltext
I take it you don't bother with Doctors and other experts?
I don't have the answers and being a motorhome owner I recognise that I am part of the problem.
Surely, a person traveling on a motorbike would produce less emissions than the person traveling In a car??
I want to know,who was the eejiot who decided to reduce power to vacuum cleaners? Was there ever a more stupid law????
Bet it was a man ??
Nice piece of selective quoting there.Great to hear that wack paddy has read the report that he has quoted in which it says that it is not a very good report as :
"The absence of preintervention health data prevented the study team from a direct evaluation of the health effect of the LEZ. "
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Another important aspect worth discussing is that the study
lacked a control population unaffected by the intervention, as acknowledged by the authors. "
So the report study was based on an inaccurate base of statistical data. Surely with that attitude you can make numbers say anything.
If you type "who is causing the air pollution in the uk" into Google one of the first exerts shown is from the The British Lung Foundation and the quote from their site is:
" In the UK, high pollution levels are sometimes caused by dust that has been blown from the Sahara desert. These Saharan dust episodes can be serious for someone with a lung condition. Other natural sources of air pollution include volcanoes, sea spray, pollen and soil. "
You see there is a big problem with these "empty vessels with the loudest noise" who spout all this rubbish about deaths caused by air pollution. The coroner does not class air polution as a form of death. People say they're affect by the air pollution as it makes their asthma worse.
When that person dies their death could be caused by asthma inflamed by diesel emissions OR by sand from the sahara ,pollen or soil.
Also the 40,000 deaths a year being blamed on air pollution, what a great media scream that is.
But if you read up on this you will find that this number is based on an equation worked out by a scientist called Pope using figures he collected in 2002 in the USA.
Well I do hope that the general opinion is that we are slightly more environmentally better now a days what with all this electric this and that. And also the USA has more coal fired power stations and more cars than the poor old UK.
So are we believing all these figures are accurate or are we being fed bull___t by the loud mouths who love the sound of their own voices.
Oh Paddywack I may have spelt your name wrong or did I???
Nice piece of selective quoting there.