No wonder they're fucked here

Lib dems to spend "100 billion on tackling climate change"

Wonderful stuff

I bet PEP is the kind of person to tell that Sikh to pull down the English flags

Priti "The Barbarian" Patel <:ahegon:566797166258028548>

Tackling climate change can mean investment in renewables

A worthy policy tbh

Which the tories will be doing too. But let's ignore that <:smugon:512048583806025739>

There are no renewables worth investing in here aside from a couple of well placed wind farms and tidal which is expensive

Most of the windmills will never justify their manufacturing impact

Sargons nhs videos are on point, they need more viewers

Akkad Daily is so rambly, it gets on my tits

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/business/2019/oct/14/renewable-electricity-overtakes-fossil-fuels-in-uk-for-first-time

Well isn’t this interesting

Wind has pretty much overtaken coal

And it’s cheaper

And it’s better for the environment

And we won’t run out of it!

I fully support surrounding Britain in an impenetrable labyrinth of offshore wind farms, like to see the ruskies invade that

You know coal can be used cleanly, right?

Why don't we do that too?

Along with investing in nuclear

I very much doubt its cheaper tbh

unless by cheaper they mean theres enough gov subsidies...

cos they always have one of those machines out there fixing them

Way more cleanly than they used to.

But compared to other sources nowadays, I very much doubt that.

Either way, e.g. China doesn't give a fuck about running them cleanly.

That didn't actually address my point. The creation of a turbine has a giant carbon footprint.

I suppose, like electric cars, because people ignore the construction impact it appears cleaner

That only matters if you care about children in Kongo 🙂

Oh yeah, fuck those guys - go go carbon offset!!! 😀

A coal mine and it’s equipment also had a carbon footprint in its construction

But the end product also has a negative impact on the environment

Wind turbines do have a footprint in construction

But at least the end product is cleaner

The end product is cleaner only if it's at sea and out of way of migratory birds

Lmao this argument

Which isn't an issue for UK

But for some countries finding a sea to build them is kinda problematic.

Yea