Climate change

You may be interested in the following excerpt taken from "Lady Chatterly's Lover" written by D H Lawrence in 1928. Not much has changed since then!!

"It's amazing," said Connie, "how different one feels when there's a really fresh, fine day. Usually one feels the very air is half dead. People are killing the very air."

"Do you think people are doing it?" he [Sir Clifford] asked.

"I do! The steam of so much discontent and boredom and anger out of all the people just kills the vitality in the air. I'm sure of it."

"Perhaps some condition of the atmosphere lowers the vitality of the people," he said.

"No! It is man that poisons the Universe," she asserted.

"Fouls his own nest!" remarked Sir Clfford.

Alan