Tell Deeefense. The rest of us understand that.I also think the fact that 75%+ of carbon emissions comes from India and China means lots of this arguing is pointless.
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Tell Deeefense. The rest of us understand that.I also think the fact that 75%+ of carbon emissions comes from India and China means lots of this arguing is pointless.
China is stepping up.Net, until China stops building coal plants, coercing anyone to do anything about CO2 release is a waste at best & more likely hurtful to the world's population. Sure, work on & expand carbon-free energy sources, but stop taxing people for CO2 production and rewarding non-use of carbon energy sources. Subsiding electric car sales is the worst being it's a wealth transfer to the already well-off.
If the revenue received was fully redistributed equally to the every citizen, then a carbon tax would be useful. Otherwise, it's just another government money grab.
You are spinning. Gaslighting. They DID NOT say we would cross a line that could be mitigated. They said that we would cross a line from which we could not return that would be the end of humanity.I didn't "recharacterize" anything. They said we would cross the line and we did cross the line. That's a factual statement regardless of what kind of other spin you want to put on it about prediction accuracies. Models are models, there were many different climate models, some had a more serious timeline that others. But predictions of damage along a time line is just that, a prediction, just like a weather prediction there can be some variance between what is predicted and what happens and when it happens. But science is fact. Global warming is a real issue, it's serious, it will continue to cause more several damage over time. If you deny that that you are ignoring the science in which case I would have nothing further to say to you on this issue because it would be futile.
I understand fully well the we are taking about GLOBAL Climate Change not US Climate change my previous posts, had you read them, obviously reflect that.Tell Deeefense. The rest of up understand that.
So we need to gut our economy in hopes that they will cripple theirs. Dream on.They suck, but we need to lead not follow their sorry asses
Maybe we should go back to using tree rings and ice cores to make up temperature data instead of real temp gauges. Also a graph missing data of the Y axis usually is done for dramatic effect.Your right about the mini-ice age, but I'm right that temp changes haven't been a factor until the last century, just look at the acceleration of temps since we started burning fossil fuel at an enormous rate. So what? well the rising temps are responsible for extreme heat, extremes cold, draught, rivers like the Colorado drying up, massive forest fires, mass migration moves as food supplies in some parts of the world vanish. It's a big deal.
Gut out economy? How? New technology create tons of jobsSo we need to gut our economy in hopes that they will cripple theirs. Dream on.
Most of the solar panels and raw materials for batteries are produced in China. So they will get new jobs while our fossil fuel industry suffers job losses. Meanwhile, China is building close to 200 new coal fired plants all over Asia that will be operating for decades to come. So they get the jobs, cheap energy and don't have to bear the huge cost of switching to green energy. The Chinese have played us for fools.Gut out economy? How? New technology create tons of jobs
You are measuring all this from your limited data in the last few decades. There have always been extremes. That’s because there’s not a “ normal “. If so was it normal when the earth was much warmer or when ice covered much of North America? Everything you hear is nothing more than computer models and they have continually been wrong and they just make more predictions after those previously fail.Global warming is responsible for more sever weather, such has hotter heat waves, colder cold spells, record rain falls, more powerful hurricanes caused by ocean temps rising etc.. The flooding in Eastern Kentucky, which as you say isn't novel, is caused or at least exacerbated by stripe mining, and mountain top removal often without proper reclamation, to go along with unusually large rain fall.
The hockey stick has been shown to be a hoax.Your right about the mini-ice age, but I'm right that temp changes haven't been a factor until the last century, just look at the acceleration of temps since we started burning fossil fuel at an enormous rate. So what? well the rising temps are responsible for extreme heat, extremes cold, draught, rivers like the Colorado drying up, massive forest fires, mass migration moves as food supplies in some parts of the world vanish. It's a big deal.
What about at night? or during winter? or during storms?Scientists and engineers were working on carbon sequestration when I was at TVA in the 80s. Guess what, they are still working on it. There have been fits and starts but nothing scalable that can work efficiently and economically has ever been developed.
We can get all the free clean energy we need from the sun if we could just be smart enough to capture it on a widespread scale.
Gut out economy? How? New technology create tons of jobs
Who exactly is this authoritarian left? Are you talking about the Christian Nationalists?I can’t take anybody seriously who takes the climate change alarmism at face value.
If it’s natural we can’t stop it and if it’s man made we can’t stop it without China being on board.
In light of this, how does destroying our own economy help? It doesn’t, of course. It only empowers the authoritarian left. Which is the whole point.
Love this movie. Sad thing is shakes are 10 bucks now
This is from a 2006 report done by the National Academy of Science considering these allegations:The hockey stick has been shown to be a hoax.
Norm Sauer: Mann’s ‘hockey stick’ a documented hoax
Editor’s note: The Union accepts one submission per author, per 30-day period, although our policy does afford opportunity for rebuttal on a case-by-case basis in the form of a letterwww.theunion.com
The renewable energy sector employs 777,000 people, roughly the same as the U.S. telecommunications industry. Bioenergy – which comes from organic material – remains the largest employer, while the solar industry is second.How politicians got this nonsense “create jobs” crap to stick blows my mind. You guys can come over to my house and mow my lawn with nail clippers for $0.10 an hour if you want. I’ll hire 10 of you. Does that count as 10 jobs created?
Clean Energy Jobs Pay 25% More Than National MedianHow politicians got this nonsense “create jobs” crap to stick blows my mind. You guys can come over to my house and mow my lawn with nail clippers for $0.10 an hour if you want. I’ll hire 10 of you. Does that count as 10 jobs created?
Right. The political answer will save the world. Let’s get the weather back under our control!Someone let me know where I can send my tax money to stop this global warming "crisis".
Wait... what?
JoJo Q Flunky isn’t switching from mining for coal to designing clean energy systems, D.Clean Energy Jobs Pay 25% More Than National Median
REPORT: Clean Energy Jobs Pay 25% More Than National Median - ACORE
October 22, 2020 REPORT: Clean Energy Jobs Pay 25% More Than National Median First-of-its-kind report shows clean energy jobs more likely to include health care, retirement benefits Median wages in solar, wind, grid modernization higher than jobs in coal, natural gas and petroleum fuels Findings...acore.org
The jobs are there, the training is there for those that want it. People have to make their own decisions. With any technological change there will be winners and losers, in energy, a lot more winners than losers.JoJo Q Flunky isn’t switching from mining for coal to designing clean energy systems, D.
We can always subsidize all of the losers. The politicians have our best interest as their primary objective. Cheap slave labor for solar panels is a good place to start!The jobs are there, the training is there for those that want it. People have to make their own decisions. With any technological change there will be winners and losers, in energy, a lot more winners than losers.
OK, then why are you focused on meaningless stuff in the USA vs. the much larger sources? Makes zero sense.I understand fully well the we are taking about GLOBAL Climate Change not US Climate change my previous posts, had you read them, obviously reflect that.
I wouldn't say stuff in the US is meaningless.OK, then why are you focused on meaningless stuff in the USA vs. the much larger sources? Makes zero sense.
Not really. We'll drive ourselves broke trying to make so-called clean energy affordable & China will come in & pick up the scraps for doing zilch. Look how they steal our technology now. Your vision is dreamland.So my vision for the future is the US, using our scientific, engineering and manufacturing expertise, along with our great history of entrepreneurship, innovation and inventiveness to continue to create modern, clean energy systems that not only utility boards in the US will choose to solve their energy needs but countries all over the world.
That's a win/win for us. We lead the way in solving GCC and create an entire new industry.
Think back at some of the great Americans that did change the world in transportation, communication, energy, commerce etc. The Wright Brothers, Edison, Ford, Jobs etc
I see America doing what it's always done, solving the worlds problems and growing our economy.
If I was a zealot for climate change, watching that BS would make me cringe.This is true for those that have turned it into a religion and "believe" science. No one says climate change isn't real but they just claim everything is bc of it and then proceed to call you a science denier. Did I say that, no?
Because of how much money we print... and we are gonna print tons more... smdh.Love this movie. Sad thing is shakes are 10 bucks now