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Cork Environmental Forum shared The Years Project's video.16/08/2018 at 11:06pm
The difference between the ice ages and the climate we had until the 90's is a 30% difference in CO2 levels. We have already raised CO2 levels by 40% as big or bigger diffrence then the difference between the hight of the ice ages and the climate we have come to expect.
If the Methane in trapped in the permafrost ecpapes it would be like raising CO2 levels 25000% if it happens we are are all dead.
It's already happening, if we don't act now to radically reverce not just slow the the increase in CO2 levels climate change will be like a rock rolling down a mountain impossible to stop or control.
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There's a ticking time bomb stored deep in the ice and climate change is thawing it out. #YEARSproject
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Cork Environmental Forum16/08/2018 at 10:26pm
Heartening to see the interest from people in surveying our coast at today's Coastwatch Training in Baltimore with Karin Dubsky we certainly need to reflect on how precious and delicate it is and stop trashing it.
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Fáilte Ireland to tackle Wild Atlantic Way litter black spots
‘Very unpleasant Doolin’ is in fact ‘pristine’, according to ferry operator
irishtimes.com
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Cork Environmental Forum shared 350.org's photo.16/08/2018 at 5:20pm
September 8th in Cork City
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Cork Environmental Forum16/08/2018 at 5:14pm
Both Peat AND biomass burning are “clearly incompatible” with the Paris Agreement
Already Ireland is sourcing pellets and wood chip from US and African forests
http://greennews.ie/us-ngos-call-ireland-close-peat-powered-stations-2020/
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US-based NGOs call on Ireland to close peat power stations by 2020
August 14th, 2018 Over 30 conservation and environmental groups in the US have voiced concern that plans for large-scale biomass burning at Ireland’s peat-fired power stations are a serious threat to southern US forests. The findings of the groups, including the National Resources Defence Coun
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Cork Environmental Forum shared 350.org's post.14/08/2018 at 10:41pm
Delighted people in Cork will Rise for Climate & be part of this global movement with Cork Climate Action
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