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Sorry last post on this subject. Anyone cares to take up the challenge?

Reading University Debating Journal

Piers Corbyn argues that Man-made Global Warming caused by CO2 is “nonsense”. Instead, he argues that “In the long run CO2 levels are an EFFECT NOT A CAUSE of changes in Climate / temperatures,” and that it is the sun that drives climate.
He challenges whoever is willing in Reading University or other appropriate institutions to a debate on the failed Global Warming scam Vs evidence-based science.
Piers Corbyn is an astrophysicist and Director of WeatherAction long range (months and years ahead) forecasts. He has a First class degree in Physics from Imperial College and an MSc in Astrophysics from Queen Mary College. He has published numerous peer-reviewed academic papers ranging from meteorology to cosmology and galaxy formation and has presented at international conferences.

https://readingunidebating.wordpress.com/2019/09/19/piers-corbyn-man-made-climate-change-does-not-exist/

Richard Linden, Judith Curry, Peirs Corbyn. Organise a debate. Show them up as fools.

What an f ing disaster.

No I'm not a climate scientist. But when was the last time you heard a sceptical scientist talk about why the c02 theory is false and what are the alternate theories?

Probably decades ago. Plenty of scientists are sceptical but are too scarred of losing their grants and salaries if they came out.

Yes, 0.04% and man's contribution is..,....

0.04% of that!

Termites produce more c02 than man
Let's have a war on termites.

How much co2 is there in the atmosphere as a percentage and how much of that is produced by man?

Do some research and not what you are spoon fed.

Government climate scientists have been diligently rewriting history to fit the global warming narrative for several decades

https://mobile.twitter.com/Tony__Heller/status/1181866813824454657

Interesting thoughts. Problem is green technology does not work and more fundamentally there is no climate emergency.
What is occurring is that Europe, led by Britain is trying to push the world into backing green madness, by all means, fraudulent data, blocking of debate, emotional blackmail and now extinction rebellion.

What's the prize? Definitely not to save the planet, but to save the banks!

Asked in June 2010 to comment on the Chiadzwa diamond deposit, Mr Mark Van Bockstael, the chief officer, business intelligence at the Antwerp World Diamond Centre in Belgium said:

“This is a world-class deposit, no doubt about it. The deposit is a freak of nature.”

https://www.chronicle.co.zw/editorial-comment-diamond-industry-investment-will-be-transformative/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Do some research mate. Diamonds expected to bring I quarterly FCF of £15m.

It'll cost the traders to buy back in, after the rainbow chase.

https://twitter.com/Sidlar73/status/1181455937917374464?s=19

There is no climate emergency:
A global network of 500 scientists & professionals prepared this message for EU & UN.
Climate science should be less political, while climate policies should be more scientific.
Address the uncertainties in GW predictions.

Updated web link that you and she can use and share.
https://clintel.nl/wp-content/upl

Well it looks like a blue finish. Where is Dodge? I wonder if he bought back in?

Hey I m gona gift you £1m on Monday. But oh my bad it was a day or two later than I intended.

Hope you're not too mad and ruin my reputation.

FOMO:

“We have signed a joint venture with Alrosa, there is another one we are about to sign next week after Cabinet approval and then there are another 11 in the pipeline.”

De Pretto said the ZCDC was also looking to play its part in the attainment of a US$12 billion mining industry by 2023.

There could be a drop Bat, but the SP could also keep rising as VAST is about to get a slice of a mega 12 billion pie.

FOMO will be kicking in.

http://www.zbc.co.zw/diamond-ban-by-the-usa-an-act-of-sabotage/

While work is ongoing on the process to kickstart quick win projects that will contribute to the US$12 billion mining exports, Government will also forge ahead with long-term projects that will result in the 2023 milestone being surpassed.

Minerals such as gold, diamond, chrome and platinum are expected to play a major role towards the 2023 milestone.

Delivering his state of the nation address (SONA) in parliament on Tuesday, President Mnangagwa expressed confidence the milestone will be achieved.

“The mining sector has continued to be a key source of export earnings, income, employment and the preferred destination for investment inflows,” said the President.

“We will soon unveil a comprehensive strategy and roadmap towards the attainment of a US$12 billion mining industry in Zimbabwe by 2023. The attainment of this goal is achievable, with concrete green fields and expansion projects now at various stages of implementation,” he said.

https://www.thezimbabwemail.com/business/zimbabwes-mnangagwa-spells-out-us12bn-exports-milestone/

Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa spells out US$12bn exports milestone
October 6, 2019 Staff Reporter


HARARE – President Mnangagwa is this month expected to spell out comprehensive practical steps that Zimbabwe will take to achieve an audacious US$12 billion annual exports milestone for the mining sector.

Mining and agriculture have been identified as key pillars to underpin quick economic turnaround.

Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando revealed this while addressing delegates at this year’s MEJRKH Mining Media Awards in Harare on Thursday night.


He said Zimbabwe has the potential to generate more than US$12 billion in annual exports from mineral exports alone, but what Government has done in the meantime, is to identify “quick win” projects that should bear fruit by 2023.

Minister Chitando told delegates that President Mnangagwa will indicate mineral by mineral, project by project and also give timelines of what is expected to be generated by who, towards the attainment of the US$12 billion target.

Zimbabwe hauled US$2, 7 billion in mineral exports in 2017 and went on to achieve US$3, 2 billion in 2018.

The envisaged leap to US$12 billion in 2023 from US$2, 7 billion in 2017, when the new dispensation was ushered in, will signify over 340 percent growth.

“. . . as Zimbabwe, we are endowed with the mineral resource, we do have the human capital, what we have lacked is the capital to invest, so, what is being done is first and foremost His Excellency (President Mnangagwa) coming up with the Zimbabwe is Open for Business mantra,” said Minister Chitando.

“Amongst the initiatives in that mantra was to change the indigenisation law, which to a larger extent, prevented capital from flowing in.

“When that happened, as Government, we then identified quick wins, which would realise a 344 percent increase from US$2, 7 billion to US$12 billion in 2023.


“We then measured the resources to the capital and then coming up with a comprehensive plan, which will be rolled out by His Excellency (President Mnangagwa) on the 14th of October whereby the US$12 billion will be completely unpacked which will indicate, by mineral, the projects which will contribute and also giving timelines.

“US$12 billion is not actually an event, but a process and the process is underway. We have a number of projects which some will be commissioned this year and others which will start to be commissioned next year.

“I am sure at that stage, a lot of stakeholders will then realise how serious Government is and to what detail we have gone in planning,” he said.

The second republic under the leadership of President Mnangagwa has set itself a target to transform the economy to an upper middle income by 2030 under what has been dubbed “Vision 2030”.

The mining sector is expected to play a crucial role towards the attainment of this vision together with other key sectors like agriculture, tourism and the manufacturing sector.