The global warming controversy is a dispute regarding the nature, causes, and consequences of global warming. The disputed issues include the causes of increased global average air temperature, especially since the mid-20th century, whether this warming trend is unprecedented or within normal climatic variations, and whether the increase is wholly or partially an artifact of poor measurements. Additional disputes concern estimates of climate sensitivity, predictions of additional warming, and what the consequences of global warming will be. The debate is vigorous in the popular media and on a policy level, with individuals, corporations, and political organizations all being involved.
Now, I have my own opinions on Global Warming, Yes its happening but is it down to us? I dont Think it is. Climate change is a natural occurance and happens every few hundred years, I have no complaints as to other peoples views on global warming and I am very interested in reading your views on Climate Change. So please dont hold back, all eco-mentalists welcome!
Monday, 6 April 2009
Broken Britain 06/04/09
Two children aged 10 and 11 remain in custody after a boy was left with life-threatening head injuries and another was slashed with a knife.
Police at the scene of the horrific attack on the two boys
The critically-injured boy, aged 11, was found semi-conscious at the bottom of a ravine.
A nine-year-old was found with knife wounds wandering along a street "dazed" and covered in blood, witnesses said.
Police stopped two boys near the scene in Edlington, South Yorkshire, who will be questioned by officers today.
The 11-year-old victim was airlifted to Sheffield Children's Hospital where his condition was described as critical but stable.
Last night he was showing signs of improvement and had been taken off a ventilator.
Edlington, near Doncaster
Police were called at around 2.20pm on Saturday after the nine-year-old was found in Auburn Road by a member of the public.
He was taken to Doncaster Royal Infirmary and had surgery on an arm.
It is thought the pair may have been attacked with a brick and slashed with a knife.
People living near the Brick Ponds area of Edlington, a former mining village, described how the younger boy was seen wandering along the street covered in blood.
Jean Wright, 68, said: "My husband saw him walking past the outside of our house and he was covered in what my husband thought was red paint.
"When he went out he saw it was blood.
"We brought him in and my husband calmed him down. He had a big gash on his arm and he was covered in blood on his head.
"He was shaking very badly and going into shock. We managed to get his name out of him and my husband told me to call an ambulance."
The youngster told them that he and the other boy, who appears to be his uncle, had been riding bikes and were beaten up.
He also said the older boy could not see, and Mrs Wright and her husband Derek, 70, immediately alerted police.
Mr Wright described how his son Ian found the 11-year-old on the edge of a stream, lying face down with his arms outstretched covered in dried mud and blood.
He waited with him until the police arrived as the youngster drifted in and out of consciousness.
Mr Wright said: "They're animals, absolute animals. How any child could do this to another child I don't know."
Police made house-to-house visits and mounted a "visible presence" in the Edlington area.
I think this is a perfect starter point for my new blog, it shows just how much this once great Country has changed. The violence is something you would expect from "Hoodies or Yobs" not children who are not even in there teens yet.
I would love to hear your views on Broken Britain and the society we now live in, and why you think Britain has changed so much over the last 10 years or so.
Police at the scene of the horrific attack on the two boys
The critically-injured boy, aged 11, was found semi-conscious at the bottom of a ravine.
A nine-year-old was found with knife wounds wandering along a street "dazed" and covered in blood, witnesses said.
Police stopped two boys near the scene in Edlington, South Yorkshire, who will be questioned by officers today.
The 11-year-old victim was airlifted to Sheffield Children's Hospital where his condition was described as critical but stable.
Last night he was showing signs of improvement and had been taken off a ventilator.
Edlington, near Doncaster
Police were called at around 2.20pm on Saturday after the nine-year-old was found in Auburn Road by a member of the public.
He was taken to Doncaster Royal Infirmary and had surgery on an arm.
It is thought the pair may have been attacked with a brick and slashed with a knife.
People living near the Brick Ponds area of Edlington, a former mining village, described how the younger boy was seen wandering along the street covered in blood.
Jean Wright, 68, said: "My husband saw him walking past the outside of our house and he was covered in what my husband thought was red paint.
"When he went out he saw it was blood.
"We brought him in and my husband calmed him down. He had a big gash on his arm and he was covered in blood on his head.
"He was shaking very badly and going into shock. We managed to get his name out of him and my husband told me to call an ambulance."
The youngster told them that he and the other boy, who appears to be his uncle, had been riding bikes and were beaten up.
He also said the older boy could not see, and Mrs Wright and her husband Derek, 70, immediately alerted police.
Mr Wright described how his son Ian found the 11-year-old on the edge of a stream, lying face down with his arms outstretched covered in dried mud and blood.
He waited with him until the police arrived as the youngster drifted in and out of consciousness.
Mr Wright said: "They're animals, absolute animals. How any child could do this to another child I don't know."
Police made house-to-house visits and mounted a "visible presence" in the Edlington area.
I think this is a perfect starter point for my new blog, it shows just how much this once great Country has changed. The violence is something you would expect from "Hoodies or Yobs" not children who are not even in there teens yet.
I would love to hear your views on Broken Britain and the society we now live in, and why you think Britain has changed so much over the last 10 years or so.
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