Happy Birthday Greta!

[numbnuts]

Why not tell us all about how you are helping the situation.

I don't have a wood burner
I don't have a dish washer
I don't have a tumble drier
I only drive when it is absolutely necessary only 935 miles driven this year
I walk or catch the bus
I ride a bike or trike
I don't buy news papers
and recycle everything and make do and mend ..........Happy now

 

[mudsticks]

I don't have a wood burner
I don't have a dish washer
I don't have a tumble drier
I only drive when it is absolutely necessary only 935 miles driven this year
I walk or catch the bus
I ride a bike or trike
I don't buy news papers
and recycle everything and make do and mend ..........Happy now

For your contribution yes, why not, we can all make such efforts.

For your attempts to do down a young women who has tried to, and in fact has made a difference in her short life -

- by saying stuff like 'she should get a job'

Nope, still a bit p*ssed off about that - but it's nothing unusual really.

 

[matticus]

18 so when is she going to get a proper job, if she want to carry on what she's doing she should preach to India and China

Sounds like YOU need to do a bit of growing up.

 

[BoldonLad]

I'd be more concerned about using a finite resource like Helium than the litter.

No Helium = No MRI scanners

Isn't that simply TWO things to be concerned about? ie finite resource, and, wildlife/domestic animals harmed by debris from balloons falling into the oceans and on land) .

 

[Jody]

Isn't that simply TWO things to be concerned about? ie finite resource, and, wildlife/domestic animals harmed by debris from balloons falling into the oceans and on land) .

I'm not denying litter is an issue or there is only one issue. I'm just saying that in my view wasting Helium is more damaging in the long run than a balloon littering the countryside.

 

[matticus]

And there we go; Greta is stimulating eco discussion, even while she's sleeping off her birthday hangover!