British Climate Nag Wants Brits To Only Eat Burgers Once Every Two Weeks

These wankers just never stop in trying to tell other people how to live their lives, and trying to get government to make it happen

Brits should only eat a burger once every 2 WEEKS to save the planet, climate scientist claims

climate cowWhether you have yours with pickles, extra cheese or covered in sauce, a burger can be one of the most satisfying meals to tuck into.

But people should limit their intake to one every two weeks to help curb climate change, according to an expert.

Paul Behrens, a British Academy Global Professor at the University of Oxford, claims Brits must cut down on their meat and dairy intake to help save the planet.

He argued that long–term climate change could make it impossible to grow food in a third of current production areas.

‘A shift to plant–rich diets in the UK would free an area almost the size of Scotland,’ he wrote on The Conversation.

Bugger off, wanker.

Consistent stress on the food system could even cause collapse, according to some experts, prompting civil unrest and riots.

‘This trajectory of climate–driven food price hikes – leading to social unrest and political decay – is not inevitable,’ Professor Behrens added.

‘The scientific consensus shows that the biggest opportunity we have for reducing food’s environmental impacts across many countries is increasing the amount of plants we eat and reducing meat and dairy intake.’

Once consensus is mentioned it’s no longer science.

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8 Responses to “British Climate Nag Wants Brits To Only Eat Burgers Once Every Two Weeks”

  1. Elwood P. Dowd says:

    Once a blogger types this…:

    Once consensus is mentioned it’s no longer science.

    … it is no longer reason.

    Scientific consensus refers to the collective judgment, position, and opinion of the majority of scientists in a specific field. It represents the generally accepted understanding within a scientific community based on evidence and research. This consensus is not a unanimous agreement, but rather a convergence of findings and perspectives from multiple, independent studies and researchers.

    Scientific consensus educates policy makers. It’s not proven that smoking tobacco causes cancer, yet we have policies banning the sale to minors. We encourage restaurants to ban smoking.

    • ruralcounsel says:

      None of which has any impact on whether the consensus is correct or not.

      History teaches us that “scientific” consensus is often wrong, but rather is a result of popular theories and the inability of groups to accept criticism.

    • fp says:

      Once a commenter implies:

      If everyone in a lab coat agrees on it, then it can’t be wrong.

      … it is no longer reason. It is superstitious religion of the worst sort, with the capacity to do grievous harm.

      Repeat after me: Consensus is not science. Science is not consensus. Anyone who tries to imply otherwise, like Ellie here, is at best pig-ignorant of the many times “scientific consensus” messed up royally, like luminiferous aether, eugenics, geocentrism, the rejection of germ theory, pandemic lockdowns, and anthropomorphic climate change; at worst, a power-mad charlatan.

      So which are you, ED: Ignoramus or demagogue? Useful idiot or Lenin? Scientifically, all evidence points to the former. The consensus around here says the same.

      You’re not going to argue with consensus, are you?

  2. Aliassmithsmith says:

    In the USA we have beef prices at historical highs. We now have fewer cattle that at any time since the 50s
    The average national price of ground beef is over 6 bucks per pound.exactly when is Trump’s Day One going to happen ?

  3. Aliassmithsmith says:

    Consensus means overwhelming agreement. That has been achieved. A theory in science means the best possible explanation of observed phenonoma, it also must withstand robust attack.

    The current cattle herd is about 1/2 of what it was in 1975 even though US population has increased by 50%.

  4. Jl says:

    How many does it take to “dis-prove” a theory? One person with the proper data. Why not a consensus? Because the number agreeing or disagreeing is irrelevant.
    Which brings to mind in 1931 when 100 authors wrote essays disputing Einstein’s theory of relativity. He reportedly said “Why 100? If I’m wrong it only takes one”.

  5. Zendo Deb says:

    People view science as different from any other human activity. But it isn’t. It is best by politics, fads, infighting, etc.

    Today, in the foundations of physics, there is a tremendous amount of ‘science’ done that is not testable. The principle means of determining if a theory is popular is whether the mathematics are aesthetically pleasing. Some of it cannot be tested – not just today, it is fundamentally not testable – and there are no observations you can make to support or contradict the “theories.” And yet they call it science.

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