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By *eppers OP Couple
over a year ago
telford |
Just been listening the radio,and there are discussing whether it is morally right to use the excess heat from a crematorium to heat a local swimming pool,
I personally cant see what the problem is, if its saving the redditch council 14,000 a year and recycling energy who really gives a damn where the heat come from.
or as usual am i missing the point? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I actually went to the funeral of my oldest friend at this crematorium last year.
If he was alive he wouldn't have a problem with it.
He'd find it funny now cos he wasn't a very good swimmer |
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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
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A crematorium near me was built near a now closed land fill site. There was a proposal to use the methane gas given off from the landfill site to fuel the crematorium`s ovens but it got dissmissed also.
Wouldn`t bother me when I`ve passed over to the other side!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There are lots of brilliant ideas and inventions for renewable energy that get clamped down on. I saw one which was a small watermill like construction at the side of the house where all rain and waste water would be recycled, generating electricity for lighting Never got off the ground. Government wants the revenue from fossil fuels too badly to let renewables and solar/wind power to take off too quickly. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There are lots of brilliant ideas and inventions for renewable energy that get clamped down on. I saw one which was a small watermill like construction at the side of the house where all rain and waste water would be recycled, generating electricity for lighting Never got off the ground. Government wants the revenue from fossil fuels too badly to let renewables and solar/wind power to take off too quickly."
While at the same time charging the Climate change levy and soon no doubt a proper carbon tax. |
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While at the same time charging the Climate change levy and soon no doubt a proper carbon tax."
Yep the double whammy is sickening. Same as 4x4's are charged more road tax but during the heavy snowfall hospitals all over the country asked for volunteers who owned such vehicles to kindly ferry medics to work and nurses to and from outpatients being cared for in the community. The carbon friendly vehicles were the ones getting stuck and causing all the chaos on the roads... |
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