Yes there are very serious pollution issues across the planet that have now been brushed under the climate crisis carpet as it were.I get annoyed at how all the focus on climate change, and whether it is real or not, is taking away the real and present danger of the pollution crisis globally.
Sea level rise alarming and dangerous?
Well I live not far from the sea and my grandchildren get to play and picnic on the same sea walls I did.
Same rocks same sand dunes nothing has changed ..... nothing at all.
The Pentagon and the American government will of course be well aware of any sea rise threats to their billions of pounds worth of radar satellite and other communications equipment on Diego Garcia and island in the Indian ocean.
They have huge fuel storage tanks as good as on the beach for refueling war planes and ships.
Food and medical stores for resupplying ships and submarines with food medicines and troops.
They have billions of pounds worth of long range bombers and all the munitions needed to restock them along with a base force of around seven thousand personnel.
Are they building sea defences or pulling out?
No.
Diego Garcia: Why This Base Is About To Get Much More Important to the U.S. Military
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/b...out-get-much-more-important-us-military-45682
Have a look at some pictures of it here > https://www.google.com/search?q=die...WfThUIHVwdBrEQ_AUoAnoECBMQBA&biw=1731&bih=836
We have cargo and container ships plying the oceans getting produce from one side of the world to the other, Now all ships use bunker oil, which is the smelliest, dirtyist foulest most polluting fuel in the world.There are no plans to make them go electric or nuclear - why not? One container ship going from China to Europe gives out as much GHG as a million cars driving for a day, and much more NOX and H2S to boot. No one is describing this particulate elephant in the water as being the biggest polluters on the planet. They are not even mentioned on any of the pie charst in the conference powerpoints.We are paying a high price not just for meat, but all the fruit and veg and plastic knickknacks that we devour.
add to this the contribution of GHG by the construction industry, and cows should get an ummediate reprieve. They are not in the same league, but are irreplaceable wherease the others I discuss here do have viable alternatives.
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