Climate Change (Global Warming) 🥶🌍🌞

Good old Donaldo Trumpo :ROFLMAO:


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Dox said:
Not 97% od scientists...only 0.3%

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Very few scientists agree that climate change is driven by human activity - The Expose

You have likely heard that 97% of scientists agree on human-driven climate change. The overwhelming majority of scientists take no view on the question of whether climate change is man-made, for it is beyond our present knowledge to answer. Only 0.3% of science papers state humans are the cause...
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Well they started that way so it’s no surprise
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"Recently, European "renewable energy" manufacturers such as solar panel makers Rystad Energy have been forced to shut down operation due to the rising cost of energy production. That is to say, they can't even meaningfully subsidise their energy costs using the solar panels they themselves make."

And;

"We have to use the term 'perfectly windy' in relation to modern wind turbines, because they necessarily have a safety mechanism that shuts them off if the wind speed reaches 55 mph. Otherwise, they tend to fly apart.


They don't really generate anything of note when the wind speed is below 20 mph and are not "rated" to produce consistent power until the wind speed is above 30 mph. This means that wind turbines actually generate their rated power for about 10–30% of their lifespan."


From: Sustainable Renewable Energy: Neither Sustainable Nor Renewable
 
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Are Windmill Turbine Blades Buried in Wyoming Landfill?

Snopes readers asked our team to investigate the legitimacy of a rumored Wyoming "wind turbine graveyard."
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www.wired.com

Solar Panels Are Starting to Die, Leaving Behind Toxic Trash

Photovoltaic panels are a boon for clean energy but are tricky to recycle. As the oldest ones expire, get ready for a solar e-waste glut.
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Biggest load of bollox going, i don't usually bang the drum on such subjects as i have my own fucked up life issues to deal with but this shit boils my piss!!
Global fucking warming, EV, solar panels and all the rest of this fucking crap. If you want to be part of the herd then be my guest and get spoon fed to your hearts content, just saying!! :)
 
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WAYNE said:
www.snopes.com

Are Windmill Turbine Blades Buried in Wyoming Landfill?

Snopes readers asked our team to investigate the legitimacy of a rumored Wyoming "wind turbine graveyard."
www.snopes.com www.snopes.com

www.wired.com

Solar Panels Are Starting to Die, Leaving Behind Toxic Trash

Photovoltaic panels are a boon for clean energy but are tricky to recycle. As the oldest ones expire, get ready for a solar e-waste glut.
www.wired.com www.wired.com

Biggest load of bollox going, i don't usually bang the drum on such subjects as i have my own fucked up life issues to deal with but this shit boils my piss!!
Global fucking warming, EV, solar panels and all the reast of this fucking crap. If you want to be part of the herd then be my guest and get spoon fed to your hearts content, just saying!! :)
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I noticed the footballers were wearing green armbands in support of climate crisis yesterday. I wonder if they all turn up to training in their electric cars? :unsure:
 
NoGutsNoGlory said:
I noticed the footballers were wearing green armbands in support of climate crisis yesterday. I wonder if they all turn up to training in their electric cars? :unsure:
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Like fuck did they, internal combustion engine is the way to go until a way of producing Hydrogen on mass can be found.
Oh yeah that reminds me of the story of this guy, i wonder why he died, strange!! :unsure:

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The mysterious death of Stanley Meyer - The Classic Car Trust

Was the man who could have upset the oil market poisoned by cranberry juice or taken by a stroke?
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"Save the world eat bugs" they say, well it turns out that:


"By weight, cattle do not produce the most methane. Insects do. There are a variety of insects, that also have methanogens in their digestive tracts, that produce methane



(Methanogens are bacteria in the digestive tract that produce methane via fermentation also known as methanogenesis). Cockroaches, termites, centipedes and various arthropods all produce methane as noted in this study from 1994 “Methane production in terrestrial arthropods.” Roughly 200 to 300 hundred cockroaches emit as much methane as a head of cattle.

If you look back at articles from the early 1980’s on termites, based on laboratory (in vitro) experiments, many scientists thought termites could be responsible for up to 30% of global methane emissions."
 
Hugo Magnus said:
"Save the world eat bugs" they say, well it turns out that:


"By weight, cattle do not produce the most methane. Insects do. There are a variety of insects, that also have methanogens in their digestive tracts, that produce methane



(Methanogens are bacteria in the digestive tract that produce methane via fermentation also known as methanogenesis). Cockroaches, termites, centipedes and various arthropods all produce methane as noted in this study from 1994 “Methane production in terrestrial arthropods.” Roughly 200 to 300 hundred cockroaches emit as much methane as a head of cattle.

If you look back at articles from the early 1980’s on termites, based on laboratory (in vitro) experiments, many scientists thought termites could be responsible for up to 30% of global methane emissions."
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I think it’s based on the idea that we will all be so revolted that we won’t eat any
maybe the big pharma will save us with a magic pill
 
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