Obama kills the coal industry
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That does make it seem more likely. Just seems to me as a lot of constant pressure especially in the case electric heat in the winter or AC on a hot day.
Then again plenty of things tend to confound me.
WSS
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Just watched the latest Cosmos - I had to laugh, they basically took every climate change denial point/question and proved it wrong.
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Just watched the latest Cosmos - I had to laugh, they basically took every climate change denial point/question and proved it wrong.
Just watched the latest Cosmos - I had to laugh, they basically took every climate change denial point/question and proved it wrong.
Well good.
When are we going to die?
(should I fill up the gas tank today or not?)
WSS
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Well good.
When are we going to die?
(should I fill up the gas tank today or not?)
WSS
Did you actually watch it? It's not about saying we're going to die. It's saying that the level of CO2 in the air is increasing as a direct consequence of human activity. This has a knock on effect of warming and crazy weather. Eventually, if we do nothing about it, bad (worse) stuff will happen - Venus used to be like earth at one point, and then there was a build up of CO2 in the atmosphere that caused the warming.
We can still stop this from happening - not immediately, it's a massive thing to turn around, but it's still possible.
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Well good.
When are we going to die?
(should I fill up the gas tank today or not?)
WSS
Did you actually watch it? It's not about saying we're going to die. It's saying that the level of CO2 in the air is increasing as a direct consequence of human activity. This has a knock on effect of warming and crazy weather. Eventually, if we do nothing about it, bad (worse) stuff will happen - Venus used to be like earth at one point, and then there was a build up of CO2 in the atmosphere that caused the warming.
We can still stop this from happening - not immediately, it's a massive thing to turn around, but it's still possible.
No I didn't watch it. If I had I wouldn't have asked you, right? Anyway like I said before I saw one episode whilst channel surfing and it was kind of a junior high lecture about global warming saving the planet etcetera.Did you actually watch it? It's not about saying we're going to die. It's saying that the level of CO2 in the air is increasing as a direct consequence of human activity. This has a knock on effect of warming and crazy weather. Eventually, if we do nothing about it, bad (worse) stuff will happen - Venus used to be like earth at one point, and then there was a build up of CO2 in the atmosphere that caused the warming.
We can still stop this from happening - not immediately, it's a massive thing to turn around, but it's still possible.
so apparently that is a repeated?
And one more time, just for the record, I certainly think the climate is changing some degree and assume mankind has some effect.
WSS
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No I didn't watch it. If I had I wouldn't have asked you, right? Anyway like I said before I saw one episode whilst channel surfing and it was kind of a junior high lecture about global warming saving the planet etcetera.Did you actually watch it? It's not about saying we're going to die. It's saying that the level of CO2 in the air is increasing as a direct consequence of human activity. This has a knock on effect of warming and crazy weather. Eventually, if we do nothing about it, bad (worse) stuff will happen - Venus used to be like earth at one point, and then there was a build up of CO2 in the atmosphere that caused the warming.
We can still stop this from happening - not immediately, it's a massive thing to turn around, but it's still possible.
so apparently that is a repeated?
And one more time, just for the record, I certainly think the climate is changing some degree and assume mankind has some effect.
WSS
No I didn't watch it. If I had I wouldn't have asked you, right? Anyway like I said before I saw one episode whilst channel surfing and it was kind of a junior high lecture about global warming saving the planet etcetera.
so apparently that is a repeated?
And one more time, just for the record, certainly think the climate is changing some degree and assume mankind has some effect.
WSS
Right, they're appealing to the mainstream, and the mainstream level of science intellect is junior high - I'd make some joke about it being lower in other states, but it's been done to death.
It's been mentioned in passing, but this is a whole episode dedicated to examining the evidence, predictions and reality, along with the 'comeback' questions you come across most often. It's a bit political, sure, but the fact that there are still people that need convincing, making it controversial/political astounds me.
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Well good.
When are we going to die?
(should I fill up the gas tank today or not?)
WSS
Did you actually watch it? It's not about saying we're going to die. It's saying that the level of CO2 in the air is increasing as a direct consequence of human activity. This has a knock on effect of warming and crazy weather. Eventually, if we do nothing about it, bad (worse) stuff will happen - Venus used to be like earth at one point, and then there was a build up of CO2 in the atmosphere that caused the warming.
We can still stop this from happening - not immediately, it's a massive thing to turn around, but it's still possible.
Did you actually watch it? It's not about saying we're going to die. It's saying that the level of CO2 in the air is increasing as a direct consequence of human activity. This has a knock on effect of warming and crazy weather. Eventually, if we do nothing about it, bad (worse) stuff will happen - Venus used to be like earth at one point, and then there was a build up of CO2 in the atmosphere that caused the warming.
We can still stop this from happening - not immediately, it's a massive thing to turn around, but it's still possible.
Gee, too bad that there weren't people on Venus to stop it....but wait, how could there be global warming without people,especially those evil capitalist people?
Venus warmed because it was supposed to.
Global warming happens with or without humans. The earth has warmed and cooled throughout its history and you're a fool to you think you're gonna stop it.
Yes, human activity has contributed to the rise in Co2, but I bet they didn't tell you that human contribution amounts to nothing but a fart in a hurricane.
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Did you actually watch it? It's not about saying we're going to die. It's saying that the level of CO2 in the air is increasing as a direct consequence of human activity. This has a knock on effect of warming and crazy weather. Eventually, if we do nothing about it, bad (worse) stuff will happen - Venus used to be like earth at one point, and then there was a build up of CO2 in the atmosphere that caused the warming. Chris
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Oh, for goodness sake.
The buildup of CO2 ? Worried? Then why not discuss the DESTRUCTION OF MILLIONS AND MILLIONS OF ACRES
OUR OUR WORLD's FREAKIN VIRGIN RAINFORESTS ???????????????????????????????????????????
That's my biggest beef with "global warning". It's a fraud. Unless woody and Chris think that there were people
on Venus....
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I drive a Subaru Legacy Partial Zero Emissions Vehicle (PZEV) so I do my part.
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So, instead of chirping like birdbrains like woody, and others, about why
we have to vote for democrats and higher taxes and more and more fees
and licenses for whatever actiivities, blah blah blah, liberal blah....
just once, will a lib "worried about our planet" read up on rainforests?
Just once, stop with the global warming nonsense about liberal land "mmgw"....
and.......learn.......and.....talk....about....the .....destruction....of ....our world's....RAIN FORESTS !!!!!!!
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Every single ignorant wonk who parrots the lib line on "mmgw", so we have to
raise more money to "x"....
should just read up on the destruction of the virgin rainforests.
Chris knows how to look stuff up on the internet, I'm sure. Maybe he can
contact woodpecker and teach him, too.
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Every year, 15 million hectares of tropical forests are cleared. At that pace, almost all the world's rainforests will be lost in 50 years.The current climate change is a very serious problem. The most vital role of rainforests today is that they are an enormous help in the fight against global warming.Burning rainforests, which is one of the ways to destroy them (when clearing land for agriculture), releases carbon dioxide, as do the side effects - decomposition of dead plant matter and oxidation of soils. So rainforest destruction is responsible for 17% of our annual carbon dioxide emission. This is more than all the world's cars, ships and aeroplanes release together.Through photosynthesis, rainforest plants absorb and store 4.8 billion tonnes carbon dioxide every year - equal to 10% of our annual greenhouse gas emissions, which increase global warming. By saving the forests we save a natural mechanism that removes some of the carbon dioxide that we humans put into the atmosphere. -
Maybe that's where Woody comes from. Venus. A long time ago.
That would explain his alien, dimwitted views on any subject.
Lizard-type woodpecker people ruined Venus. Now there's a theory.
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So, Chris, the next time you and your friends at the little coffee shop,
sipping your latte', talk about the impending doom of mmgw, and how gov
needs to regulate our bbq's, cows farting, our cars and lawmowers, and the
regulation must be done by liberals in gov....
just once....bring up rainforests. All these bandwagon "super concerned world citizens" keep
yapping about co2.
But do they ever give a frak about the rainforests? Nope. We're talkin "political nonsense group-think membership"
methinks.
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Now I can go have breakfast.
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Boy did someone rattle your cage!
Yes, we need to stop the deforestation for a multitude of reasons - one of the main ones being the effect it has on global warming. Other reasons include the fact that deforested land causes landslides and generally destabilise the terrain (meaning that the farmland it produces gets washed away); habitats of countless species are being destroyed; and there are still people actually living in the rainforest.
So next time, cal, you're stood around the barn, sippin' your moonshine, telling all your buddies how you pointed out about rainforests and felt real smug about it, maybe you could realise that this is a known part of the problem, that's also on the agenda.
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As someone who has treated coal miners mouths in the eastern part of the state, I'd prefer not to make these guys lives any more shitty.
Developing countries are paying high dollar for coal. Should be a push to switch our power grid to renewable energy (employing many of the same contractors who build and manage coal power plants) while continuing to employ miners to export our valuable resource.
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As someone who has treated coal miners mouths in the eastern part of the state, I'd prefer not to make these guys lives any more shitty.
Developing countries are paying high dollar for coal. Should be a push to switch our power grid to renewable energy (employing many of the same contractors who build and manage coal power plants) while continuing to employ miners to export our valuable resource.
As someone who has treated coal miners mouths in the eastern part of the state, I'd prefer not to make these guys lives any more shitty.
Developing countries are paying high dollar for coal. Should be a push to switch our power grid to renewable energy (employing many of the same contractors who build and manage coal power plants) while continuing to employ miners to export our valuable resource.
To be honest that's the way it'll go - as long as there's a market for coal, countries like America will export it - it's perfectly justifiable from a business sense - while also trying to focus more on renewable energy domestically.
I know people always use the 'well you get china and india to stop and we'll stop' kind of line, but it really is up to the developed countries to show that it's economically viable to be run on renewables. Like Germany for example, who set a target of at least 80% (I think) renewables by 2050, with milestones along the way, and are actually ahead of their targets I believe.
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Yup. You're not going to bring China & India to the table with the word "stop." Using "targets" would be much more feasible especially if 'previously developed nations' such as Germany is doing and the US have their target dates well advanced of those developing nations. This promotes a "hey, we understand, but y'all need to get your fucking act together too."
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I agree (this doesn't seem right)
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ha! cheers.
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