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About LinkBacksOur emissions rose 140% between 1990 and 2004.
The Euro average was 25%.
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http://www.rte.ie/news/2007/0226/carbon.html
Our emissions rose 140% between 1990 and 2004.
The Euro average was 25%.
We are truly ************************************!
http://www.rte.ie/news/2007/0226/carbon.html
Any surprise, anyone?Originally Posted by Wolverine
We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when creating them
Not to worry. Labour have a plan to deal with climate change.
They're going to introduce a standard €1 fare on Dublin Bus.
Phew! What a relief!
The only way to change the world is to win elections.
Yeah that should sort it alright.
Well, if I knew how to turn off the public lighting in Clonshaugh industrial estate, which seems to be on all day every day, I would.
That might help a wee bit too.
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Heavy words are so lightly thrown.
Maybe because public transport doesn't entail enough runs per day and the fact that its a rip off compared to one getting a scooter. The Government are only to blame for this by building big roads and new motorways!
Ailish Walsh
This is why I joined the Greens I don't believe that we're doomed YET! but a serious rebalance of the way we live our lives is urgently needed
Six times more money spent on Roads than Public TransportMaybe because public transport doesn't entail enough runs per day and the fact that its a rip off compared to one getting a scooter. The Government are only to blame for this by building big roads and new motorways!
I think now this needs to be reversed
Its too late. The culture of using our cars non-stop has become a part of ireland. What there needs to be is is a price reduction in public transport and more frequent runs to entice more people.Six times more money spent on Roads than Public TransportMaybe because public transport doesn't entail enough runs per day and the fact that its a rip off compared to one getting a scooter. The Government are only to blame for this by building big roads and new motorways!
I think now this needs to be reversed
Ailish Walsh
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