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Climate change - what is Poland doing to reduce its carbon emissions?


sapphire  22 | 1241  
31 May 2007 /  #1
I'm interested to know what Poland - both the government campaign (if any) and individuals are currently doing or planning to do re. the above.
TheKruk  3 | 308  
1 Jun 2007 /  #2
Trying to eat less Bigos to control methane emissions
dermi  
1 Jun 2007 /  #3
the above.

Are you serious? Poland is in EU and we have our limits straight from Brussels. UK got them too. Don’t you read papers?
TheKruk  3 | 308  
1 Jun 2007 /  #4
man way to jump down someones throat did you sleep well last night?
Crow  154 | 9310  
1 Jun 2007 /  #5
methane emissions

humans are so complex beings
OP sapphire  22 | 1241  
3 Jun 2007 /  #6
Don’t you read papers?

Nope.. why bother when I can get all my news from such educated people as you on here.
ukpolska  
3 Jun 2007 /  #7
Quite a lot really, my wife works for the Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation – National Research Institute, Pulway, Poland, and she is a scientist conducting research into bio energy plants like Miscanthus (elephant grass) (Miscanthus x giganteus); Willow (Salix Viminalis), Sida hermaphrodita, along with oil seed rape for bio fuels. The main trouble that she has is founding, the Polish government wants to everything on a shoestring budget, so consequently everyone is frustrated, and the scientific work takes many years instead of a few years.
OP sapphire  22 | 1241  
3 Jun 2007 /  #8
thanks for your response UKPolska.. I sympathise with the funding plight...often governments dont get their priorities right when it comes to spending money. Good luck to your wife, sounds like a commendable job. To the previous poster, I am aware that Poland is in the EU, but I wanted to know about things that are specific to Poland...even what actions individuals are taking or about any local campaigns to raise awareness.
Varsovian  91 | 634  
4 Jun 2007 /  #9
Next year rape will become a decent commercial option for farmers.

By the way, eco-friendly as I am (and from times pre-dating the hysteria), I am not convinced by the climate-change fascists. Case definitely not proven. Even if it were proven, the money could easily be better spent elsewhere.

I will keep on taking planes for my holidays. Unlike other people, however, I won't be a hypocrite.
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
4 Jun 2007 /  #10
I am not convinced by the climate-change fascists. Case definitely not proven.

best not to believe the hype
TheKruk  3 | 308  
4 Jun 2007 /  #11
gentlemen I am in the other camp I believe it could almost be too late, but lets not start a battle over it. But TheKruk has no car, I take fast and efficient Polish public transport.

well ok: Polish public transport.
Varsovian  91 | 634  
5 Jun 2007 /  #12
Poland's emissions limits are quite low in light of the amount of construction required in the next 5 years. The cement-producing industry alone will produce loads of CO2. This is why eco-fascists abound in Western countries which don't need to develop massively. The older ones are usually failed nuclear disarmers, anti-whalers and suchlike. Anti-capitalists after the death of marxism.

I would like to take this opportunity to announce that, in line with the predictions of a certain climatologist called Dr Landscheidt, the long-term drought in the south Sahara has come to an end. He also forecast a downturn in temperatures globally starting in around 2010, hitting a minimum in 2030. Still, what did he know? He was the only one to keep on correctly predicting el Nino.
joepilsudski  26 | 1387  
10 Jul 2007 /  #13
Poland is considering an EU sponsored law making farting a criminal offense as it increases green-house gasses & carbon emmisions.
Lady in red  
10 Jul 2007 /  #14
I would have thought it better for them, to collectively harness the power and use it for energy, and therefore not be reliant on the Russians for their fuel !!!!

Lol.....:)

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