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Climate Change

It’s climate change! They often cry

The thought of it all brings tears to eyes

We hear the storms, we see the floods

Whole villages disappearing in the mud

 

Earth quakes in places unseen before

As Mothers pick up babies from the floor

Land so parched by searing heat

People running on with bandaged feet

 

Wild fires rage amidst arid plains

As icebergs drift as they melt away

People starve as food becomes scarce

The thought of these things are hard to bear

 

One president said it was all ‘fake news’

While scientists consistently reveal the truth

The fact remains that we seek no hero’s

It’s vital that on emissions we meet net zero

 

What does this policy actually mean?

Will a reversion of what’s happening be seen?

Can we be absolved, can we be saved?

From the predicted deadly conclusions

of climate change?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Rick Varden

Sun 17th Sep 2023 22:10

Thank you Stephen and MC for your great comments

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Stephen Gospage

Sun 17th Sep 2023 13:56

I like this, Rick. Packed with detail and imagery. There is still time (just) to reverse global heating. As you say, it is vital that we meet net zero and much sooner than 2050.
The children of today can't just be told to wait and see what happens.

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M.C. Newberry

Sat 16th Sep 2023 17:15

Whilst the climate is undoubtedly subject to change, the main issue is how much is effected by human industrial activity.
Scientists get public funding and politicians like to consort with
"experts" to extend their control so the connection is worthy of
close attention. Scientists per se are not agreed on the subject
and haven't been from the outset. The subject and climate
"events" now get 24/7 coverage that wasn't around in other
times so we are constantly told of weather events across the
world and shown their results. One type that is "media rare",
although it is a very frequent occurrence: volcanic eruptions !
Above AND below the seas. The huge effects they must have
are rarely mentioned /deemed newsworthy. Strange indeed, in the present climate (no pun intended), In the meantime, let
humanity as a whole concentate on cleaning up its act across
the globe, no bad thing at any time ! 👍

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