Temperatures in Pakistan cross 52 degrees Celsius — that’s more than 125°F
Temperatures in Pakistan cross 52 degrees Celsius — that’s more than 125°F
Temperatures rose above 52 degrees Celsius (125.6 degrees Fahrenheit) in Pakistan’s southern province of Sindh, the highest reading of the summer and close to the country’s record high amid an ongoing heatwave, the met office said on Monday.
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Don't worry Pakistan Greenpeace banned nuclear power and brought back coal, that will save you from the ravages of global warming
52 31 ReplyGreenpeace banned nuclear power and brought back coal
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Centuries of colonial rule
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Decades of military dictatorship
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Enormous domestic fossil fuels and chemicals industry (see: Pakistan's fuel oil exports surge to record high on muted domestic demand )
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Decades of nuclear non-proliferation policy at the UN driven by fear of rogue states using the weapons to terrorize civilians
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Billions spent on media campaigns to influence fossil fuel policies
You know that small American-based environmental organization that did a few high profile stunts back in the 1970s? They did this.
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lol what... when and where did Greenpeace ban nuclear power and how did they get the authority to do so
8 1 ReplyDecades of lawsuits and lobbying
1 2 Replyhahahaha yeah dude the Greenpeace lobby is so stronk
2 1 ReplyThey just criminalized golden rice so yes.
1 2 Replyit's incredible that you can communicate with us from another universe
1 1 ReplyJust from South East Asia.
1 1 Replyoh yeah that makes sense. i hear Greenpeace has total control in SEA particularly. formidable lot
1 1 ReplyNot going to address the golden rice?
1 1 Replyno? feel free to provide sources to literally anything you said.
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