Climate Activists Shut Down Open Cast Coal Mine: Here And No Further

[Bubu]

On 15 August 1500 people took part in a daring act of civil disobedience to shut down Europe's biggest source of CO2 emissions. Around 1000 people successfully entered the coal mine and all of the diggers in the pit were brought to a standstill.



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[TrumanCash]

Another example of how dumbed down people are. They actually think that CO2 is a bad thing!

The parallel propaganda is that "greenhouse gas" is a bad thing. Anyone buying into that propaganda apparently has never worked in a greenhouse. Plants need CO2! You can actually increase greenhouse yields by burning propane or natural gas in a greenhouse or by simply composting in a greenhouse. The compost naturally gives off CO2 resulting in phenomenal plant growth. This is nature's way of increasing CO2 to create such a beautiful green planet. You should see my greenhouse--I actually had to chop down a tomato plant because it began to take over the greenhouse. It was huge!

The upside is that with more plants created (with increased CO2), the more O2 they create for us! It's a win-win situation.

Personally, I would love to live in a greenhouse! The air is so fresh, clean and fragrant and full of oxygen! Wow!

TLC

[Mercedes]

It may be CO2 is not the problem, but any kind of mining implies miners and their working conditions, and the side effects of the mining on the planet in itself.

[Bubu]

Another example of how dumbed down people are. They actually think that CO2 is a bad thing!

The parallel propaganda is that "greenhouse gas" is a bad thing. Anyone buying into that propaganda apparently has never worked in a greenhouse. Plants need CO2! You can actually increase greenhouse yields by burning propane or natural gas in a greenhouse or by simply composting in a greenhouse. The compost naturally gives off CO2 resulting in phenomenal plant growth. This is nature's way of increasing CO2 to create such a beautiful green planet. You should see my greenhouse--I actually had to chop down a tomato plant because it began to take over the greenhouse. It was huge!

The upside is that with more plants created (with increased CO2), the more O2 they create for us! It's a win-win situation.

Personally, I would love to live in a greenhouse! The air is so fresh, clean and fragrant and full of oxygen! Wow!

TLC

My first thread on avalon is sounding an alarm against CO2 capture. However this incident depict two things; people are becoming more daring and most are still unaware of what they are participating to.