Where is the calculator located on that page? I couldn't see it. Cheers.




Then I stumbled across this.....
On average, Australians are willing to chip in an extra $200 a year to prevent climate change. It turns out that money could go a long way.

I'm sorry but no I'm not.
Expecting us to "chip in" another $200 a year is a bit rude don't you think? Society is engineered in a way that if you have a job....most of your earning are going to be spent on accomodation, food, motor vehicles or public transport. This is before you even look at the phone bill and electricity let alone take the kids out for ice cream.
How many billions is this country already spending on this nonscense every year....and they want more from us poorer individuals? Pffft.


Chucking more money on the already massive bonfire of burning cash is not going to change a thing. It will have great interest earnings in the account it is stored in. Wonder wholl benifit from that. Certainly not US.
Then in 5yrs time...they'll ask us for more...and more....and more....meanwhile the climate is still going to change. We will never stop climate change.
Why is it always money with these mongrels? Money doesn't rule the world....just ask everyone. That is how brainwashed they really are. 

Why isn't the Rothschild, rockerfella family, world banks etc fixing this problem ? They have an obligation to us as a human race.....they own the money ffs, we dont. We're flat out trying to keep our sorry arses out of poverty. Trillions in interest every year. Where does that go?

Wake up people before they take everything you have.
They will not get one silver 5c piece from me, that's for sure. I wouldn't even chip in the 2c left overs at the petrol browser.

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Jan 28^th, 2020 at 8:03am:



Thanks mate.. I'll check it out.
Cheers

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Jan 28^th, 2020 at 7:29am:


The idea of carbon footprints is a way to distract from intervention on climate change. It's a ploy designed to individualise the problem.

Emissions come from agriculture, electricity generation, transport, forest clearing, etc, whether we personally use up energy or not.

It's a News Ltd trick always used to discredit anyone speaking out on climate change. There's Al Gore or Leonardo DiCaprio discussing the problem, and there's Fox News, Andrew Bolt and Miranda Divine accusing them of travelling on planes.

We can't possibly make a dent in climate change by changing our individual behaviour. Australia has the 2nd highest CO2 emissions per-capita in the world, not even including the coal it exports to other countries to emit.

The only way to address this problem is at the national and international level.

Carbon footprints are a con.

... that's one small footprint for a man..... one giant footprint for mankind......

minarchist wrote on Jan 28^th, 2020 at 1:56pm:




how do you feel about Nuclear Power?   is that where we are heading?...

I have a car but don't use it, don't fly anywhere, no public transport, I walk. I eat food but don't we all?
Daily household power is between 7 and 8 KWH for two people, less that the average 1 person household. No gas. Do I get a prize?

Setanta wrote on Jan 31^st, 2020 at 8:51pm:


To be honest, I could not care less.
A few years ago, we had this dead shite politician.
He slimmed and backstabbed his way to prime minister.
He didn't want to live in the free house, close to parliament where he worked.
He preferred to live in a house on the harbour in Sydney.
He commuted to Canberra daily.
The fuel used in his comm car, the fuel used in his grubberment jet
And the fuel used getting him from the airport to parliament house
In the 10 years he was in power.

Could never, in my most extensive use of cars, boats, bikes and mowers.
Ever come close to his extreme fuel waste.

So, why should I give a shite, he didn't.