Is it happening? yes of course it is, we know that as our scientists have given us proof, it is a fact.

Can we do anything about it? This is where we run out of facts.

Many scientists think that we can, but, just as many think that we are unable to do so as we are , as yet, unable to give a reason for that global warming that can be proven. Is it a normal cycle in our planets life that will continue regardless to anything that we may do?

We, the ordinary folk, only know what we have read in books or newspapers, or have seen on films or television, many just accept that information as facts, Why should they? The information is a personal view of the presenter of these,so called,"facts".

The waters have been muddied by charlatans that produce films and books based on their selective "facts", government have seized the opportunity to raise taxes, and others are happy to jump on that bandwagon for purely financial reasons, to sell their product.

If the cause is C02 emissions the reduction of 100% by the UK would have no effect on the world wide amounts but would cost this country and its people many millions of pounds that could be more wisely spent in alleviating some of the problems that exist in todays world.

But, global warming remains a problem that we must consider. We must learn to live with it based on an expectation that it will continue.

Rising sea levels will possibly flood lands around the coastline of many countries, including the UK. Would it be better to assist in moving the many villages on coastlines all over the world to higher ground? Possibly our government should be preparing to build the new parliament to the middle of the UK?

There is no rush, maybe 500 or a 1,000 years, maybe 2,000, maybe 5,000 before things become critical and I trust the scientists of tomorrow to come up with the answers for my great, great, great, great, great, etc, grandchildren.

Castle's at Bothwell, Craignethan, Strathaven and Cadzow Castle within the grounds of Chatelherault , Children's zoo at Calderglen Country Park. Several Garden Centres throughout the Clyde Valley serving home made lunches. A Theme Park within Strathclde Country Park. Roman Remains are also in the grounds of Strathclyde Park. Woodland and riverside walks and Nature Trails, Ornamental Gardens, at New Lanark you can view the Falls of Clyde. http://scotlandvisiting.yolasite.com/

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