French Climate Extremists Lunatics Fill Golf Course Holes with Cement During Drought
France is in the midst of its fourth heat wave as authorities claim that it is the worst drought in modern history, the Associated Press reported last week.
Europe has been suffering through a drought of historic proportions, but with water being rationed across the region. As a result, climate activists loons are taking aim at golf courses.
The Oder River Disaster
One thing is clear, in the age of climate alarmism, it is pollution – not carbon emissions – that pose the greatest threat to our ecosystems.

One thing is clear after the
#OderRiver
disaster, in the age of climate alarmism, it is pollution – not carbon emissions – that pose the greatest threat to our ecosystems.
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‘Fifty years ago, environmentally conscious Westerners were worried about the pollution that often accompanies the trappings of civilisation.
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Rubbish is a consequence of existence that is common to all lifeforms, whether it be piles of bird shit accumulating beneath swallow nests, the sprawling dumps on the outskirts of cities, or the creation of atmospheric oxygen that accompanied the rise of photosynthetic life that plunged the Earth into a near-fatal ice age.
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We used to class the reduction of pollution as the most important way to clean up the planet for all living things. This was a worthwhile goal.
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Since the creation of the Climate Change ‘carbon is evil’ narrative perpetrated by those organisations and corporations that profit from the sale of ‘solutions’ or from public money poured into studying the catastrophe, pollution has been largely ignored. It is far easier for governments to raise taxes and claim they are ‘saving the planet’ as their coffers fill rather than getting out and policing waste.
While renewables mining and production creates a continuous source of toxic waste, rarely acknowledged, climate virtuosos in Europe this week have been accused of overseeing an environmental disaster in the Oder river.’
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