Right, not looking for a debate here on the usual crap, but wanted folks just to be aware of this:
NASA has just revised it's predictions of future solar output DOWNWARDS again. What does that mean? There is a growing wide-spread belief that sun, not CO2 drives global temperatures (again lets not debate, just hear me out) and the further drop in sunspots is reckoned to signal even colder/sharper winters - in the face of reduced reliance on traditional energy sources and the ever increasing fuel and energy bills. As you know, the UK has signed up to pay £20,000,000,000 (yes, Billion) per year to fight Climate Change when we can least afford it.
If correct, and I mean 'If', then winters will become much harder for everyone, particularly the vulnerable or less well-off in society.
Just wanted folks to see that side of the story too, and make their own minds up. It won't affect me as I'm following my beliefs as mentioned in other posts.
Take care out there!
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