Environmental Religious Zealots, you have blood on your hands because of "CLEAN ENERGY".

[jc456]

Denmark has had a breakthrough in preventing bird deaths.

no more birds?

 

[Cardinal Carminative]

Yes, because it is true.

OK. So long as you have a "standard". It isn't true, and you couldn't possibly support your contention with actual research, but you "feel" it is true.

Your comment was nothing but trolling people who disagree with you and your subsequent hypocrisy of whining over someone insulting and not providing useful information is noted.

Methinks there's a bridge somewhere with a vacancy sign underneath. You should go check out Craigslist to check for it...

 

[Cardinal Carminative]

The windmills are nothing but another racket. What a joke.

Why are they a racket? Don't you believe they can generate energy?

You would be very surprised to know that farmers have used them for centuries.

 

[Cardinal Carminative]

I just know that a lot of countries are working on a solution. No sense wasting time on hysterics.

Agreed. There's not going to be any energy source that doesn't come with some cost or risk. That's how we advance our technological landscape. We can do it rationally and responsibly.

 

[jc456]

Why are they a racket? Don't you believe they can generate energy?

You would be very surprised to know that farmers have used them for centuries.

unreliably sure. Not near the power required to be a replacement for coal or natural gas or hydro, nope.

 

[jc456]

Agreed. There's not going to be any energy source that doesn't come with some cost or risk. That's how we advance our technological landscape. We can do it rationally and responsibly.

yep and Germany is back opening coal plants. hmmmmmmm

 

[surada]

unreliably sure. Not near the power required to be a replacement for coal or natural gas or hydro, nope.

MIT has done a massive hydro experiment in the Bay of Fundy.

 

[jc456]

MIT has done a massive hydro experiment in the Bay of Fundy.

and that has what to do with wind turbines?

 

[surada]

and that has what to do with wind turbines?

See your post # 145.

 

[Cardinal Carminative]

unreliably sure. Not near the power required to be a replacement for coal or natural gas or hydro, nope.

The future will look very different to what you and I grew up with. By necessity. Windfarms cannot by themselves replace all of coal or nat gas. But we don't really have a choice in the matter in the long run. Wind won't run out. Coal, oil and natural gas will someday. And on the way there these non-renewables will further pollute and harm the environment and climate.

The future of energy will be a more distributed system of multiple renewables. (So long as the luddites don't work overtime to destroy progress).

 

[Cardinal Carminative]

yep and Germany is back opening coal plants. hmmmmmmm

I wonder why. HMMMM, indeed.

 

[jc456]

See your post # 145.

I was discussing wind turbine efficiency, you missed that huh?

 

[koshergrl]

OK. So long as you have a "standard". It isn't true, and you couldn't possibly support your contention with actual research, but you "feel" it is true.

Your comment was nothing but trolling people who disagree with you and your subsequent hypocrisy of whining over someone insulting and not providing useful information is noted.

Methinks there's a bridge somewhere with a vacancy sign underneath. You should go check out Craigslist to check for it...

Methinks you’re a hypocrite. I feel ok trolling you.

 

[Cardinal Carminative]

Methinks you’re a hypocrite. I feel ok trolling you.

You are a treat to read. Seriously. You be you. It's infinitely entertaining.

 

[Cardinal Carminative]

I was discussing wind turbine efficiency, you missed that huh?

YOU were the one who mentioned hydro in that post. Just an FYI. (Maybe you missed that you typed "hydro")

 

[koshergrl]

The future will look very different to what you and I grew up with. By necessity. Windfarms cannot by themselves replace all of coal or nat gas. But we don't really have a choice in the matter in the long run. Wind won't run out. Coal, oil and natural gas will someday. And on the way there these non-renewables will further pollute and harm the environment and climate.

The future of energy will be a more distributed system of multiple renewables. (So long as the luddites don't work overtime to destroy progress).

They aren't going to run out. Wind will run out at the same time that they do.
"While much of the First World is suffering from climate derangement syndrome, the global warming scare offers great opportunities for graft, corruption, and greater political power to “leaders” who know better but use the ginned-up crisis to harden the bubbles they live in."

Climate Craziness Leads to a World Gone Mad

Editors at Issues and Insights take aim at climate alarmism. Each day the media are filled with “news” stories blaming various events and conditions on “climate change,” which are of course code words for “humans are overheating their planet.” Never do these reports offer evidence that mankind’s...

www.johnlocke.org

 

[Cardinal Carminative]

Methinks you’re a hypocrite. I feel ok trolling you.

OH NO! You better get going on slapping "laughing icon" response on all my posts! That'll show me!

LOL.

 

[Cardinal Carminative]

They aren't going to run out.

Do you know where coal and oil and natural gas come from?

 

[koshergrl]

Uh oh, maybe it's real after all...

Global warming could literally drive you crazy, new study reveals

Climate change will literally drive you crazy. Rising temperatures and increased precipitation have been linked with worsening mental health, according to a new study. Scientists compared a decade&…

www.nydailynews.com

 

[koshergrl]

OH NO! You better get going on slapping "laughing icon" response on all my posts! That'll show me!

LOL.

I could slap you all day long and it wouldn't cure you.

Why Apocalyptic Claims About Climate Change Are Wrong

Climate change is real but it's not the end of the world. And increasingly extreme statements by activists undermine environmental progress, say climate scientists.

www.forbes.com