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Mankind has been trying to invent "Perpetual Motion", since he carved a polo mint out of stone and named it the wheel. Impossible then and still impossible now but pipe dreams have existed in peoples minds since the dawn of time.
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Just had a chicken Kiev, it was very tasty however because of this thread I did a bit of googling it seems that the chickens in it go for slaughter at around six weeks, try as I might I couldn't find the age for Kiev in my tea, maybe there's a scandal out there waiting to be dicovered?
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Nothing is interesting about that spoilt little brat!
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Yes, just why is there no flooding on the Somerset Levels this time around despite Storms Andy and Pandy?
https://www.breitbart.com/europe/202...limate-change/ Get the b****y rivers dredged where necessary. |
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So down in shrewsbury where it flooded before and has flooded again - despite having ample warning that there are going to be more floods coming, people left stuff low down - important stuff - stuff that cannot be replaced - and it got flooded and ruined.
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and they will still build more houses where flooding has took place at some time or another.
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was on tv the other night, since 2013, 1 in 5 houses have been built on flood plains, thats 20%,so why the hell are they allowed to build em so.? my best guess is backhanders, cos there is NO sensible reason.
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According to the Environment Agency’s flood mapping, EVERYWHERE is in Flood Zone, which range from Zone 1 (low probability; 1 in 1000) to Zone 3 (high probability; 1:100 chance of flooding in any one year). So, every house that’s ever been built is in one Flood Zone or another. It’s virtually impossible to get approval to build houses in Zone 3 and Zone 3b is classed as ‘functional flood plain’. Where, under exceptional circumstances, new housing is allowed in Zone 2 in my experience there are too many agencies and people involved in decision making to simply get away with bunging some local councillor a brown envelope. Having said that, the EA’s Flood zone mapping is notoriously unreliable. Basically it works on past flood events and, where there haven’t been any, uses contours and river levels to guesstimate the extent of a 1 in 100 year downpour. Which is why, following extensive flood risk assessments, some housing developments do end up being approved in Zone 2. The Somerset Levels have been functional flood plains for millennia and were flooded a few years ago, causing great distress to both residents and David Cameron’s government. Afterwards, for once, the latter listened to local knowledge, not theoretical EU eco-dogma, and allowed rivers to be dredged, as they had always been in the past. And, so far in this year of very exceptional rain fall, that area has not seen similar flooding. |
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Sky news? I rest my case.;)
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