Amazing Attenborough...
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Amazing Attenborough...
...but sadly, as always, the biased BBC
BBC drops Frozen Planet's climate change episode to sell show better abroad
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BBC drops Frozen Planet's climate change episode to sell show better abroad
Originally Posted by The Telegraph
British viewers will see seven episodes, the last of which deals with global warming and the threat to the natural world posed by man.
However, viewers in other countries, including the United States, will only see six episodes...
However, viewers in other countries, including the United States, will only see six episodes...
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British viewers will see seven episodes, the last of which deals with the BBC's view of global warming and the threat to the natural world posed by man.
However, viewers in other countries, including the United States, will only see six episodes, as they have a flippin choice whether or not to pay for propoganda and unsurprisingly wouldnt wipe up their cats vomit with such biased tripe, let alone pay for it
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This is also why some BBC programmes lasting 60 minutes will show the "Climate Change bit" in the last ten minutes because most other countries will have 10 minutes of commercials in an hour time slot so can easily just cut it out.
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I wouldn't be too concerned about AGW and its effect on climate, it doesn't change the fact that gas and oil resouces are finite at the ever increasing rate of consumption, due to the ever increasing population..we need to reduce carbon emissions and invest in other sources of energy production just to survive. Feeding everyone will be the major concern 100 years down the line, not the weather
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