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 sustainablogger rated 5 months ago- From the page: "Well, when I read this headline, conflicting views sprang to mind.
Firstly of course, being an Englishman with no sense of irony, I immediately leapt to my feet and saluted my queen and her armed forces.
Then I faltered slightly, and thought, if a crack team of SAS marines...
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- sustainablogger rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "Well, when I read this headline, conflicting views sprang to mind.
Firstly of course, being an Englishman with no sense of irony, I immediately leapt to my feet and saluted my queen and her armed forces.
Then I faltered slightly, and thought, if a crack team of SAS marines were being air dropped into some war-torn despotic state, surely, speed is of the essence, to ensure that the paras can be in and out again with time for a cup of tea a mere hours later.
And of course, well, I thought the SAS were used relatively infrequently â€" as a last resort. Surely the carbon savings are going to be miniscule."
- pemcharnley rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "Relief all round I'd say. The full story can be found here detailing real positives surrounding Scandinavia's decision to try and get a grip on air travel's dreadful CO2 emissions."
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