smog

the hysteria around climate is astounding , the science is taught at u.k. universities , a strange logic to ignore universal effeects on planet earth, solar influences , the earth is finite, It has a life , it was born and it will die.
HUMan may leave and survive,meanwhile what we do here will influence the conditions we live in , those who cry climate change ignore the over population and ignorance of Dirty people, for sure we are making a mess'the united kingdom dealt with smog ,food and waste are totally important, each human requires a package of land to support themselves, pollution will affect health, the past has allthe lessons,
1. smog due to the burning of coal in In 1306, concerns over air pollution were sufficient for Edward I to (briefly) ban coal fires in London.^[6] In 1661, John Evelyn's Fumifugium suggested burning fragrant wood instead of mineral coal, which he believed would reduce coughing. The Ballad of Gresham College the same year describes how the smoke "does our lungs and spirits choke, Our hanging spoil, and rust our iron."
Severe episodes of smog continued in the 19th and 20th centuries and were nicknamed "pea-soupers". The Great Smog of 1952 darkened the streets of London and killed approximately 4,000 people in the short time of 4 days (a further 8,000 died from its effects in the following weeks and months). Initially a flu epidemic was blamed for the loss of life. In 1956 the Clean Air Act introduced smokeless zones in the capital. Consequently, reduced sulfur dioxide levels made the intense and persistent London smog a thing of the past. It was after this the great clean-up of London began and buildings recovered their original stone façades which, during two centuries, had gradually blackened. Smog caused by traffic pollution, however, does occur in modern London.