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World to hit temperature tipping point 10 years faster than forecast
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2021-11-30 at 1:04 AM UTC
Originally posted by Donald Trump The Tigris and the Euphrates?
What about Messopotamia though?
What about the Garden of Eden?
There's morons who do the exact same thing to lakefront properties. They build dams upstream and choke off all the water, until all the docks and moored boats are sitting on mud and weeds.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2021-11-30 at 3:47 AM UTC
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2021-11-30 at 6:45 AM UTC
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2021-11-30 at 6:47 AM UTC
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ There's morons who do the exact same thing to lakefront properties. They build dams upstream and choke off all the water, until all the docks and moored boats are sitting on mud and weeds.
it's even more fucked here; you can buy rights to water without even owning land in the region -
2021-12-01 at 8:20 PM UTCWhen you do comparative math in regards to building a renewable power grid you realize just how utterly insane the world we live in is right now. Any time the subject of switching to a renewable energy grid comes up the answer is ALWAYS "but its so expensive! Who will pay for it?"
Lets look at some of the things that, apparently, are NOT too expensive to pay for.
The most recent James Bond movie cost a total of $900M. Yes that is correct, 900 fucking million dollars!
https://movieweb.com/no-time-to-die-most-expensive-james-bond/
LEts compare that to the largest solar energy plant ever built in the USThe Copper Mountain Solar Facility is a 802 megawatt (MWAC) solar photovoltaic power plant in Boulder City, Nevada, United States. The plant was developed by Sempra Generation. When the first unit of the facility entered service on December 1, 2010, it was the largest photovoltaic plant in the U.S. at 58 MW. [1] [2] [3] With the opening of Copper Mountain V in March 2021, it again became the largest in the United States.
It powers 80,000 homes with clean energy.
Cost for this plant? A paltry $141M. In other words for the cost of a James Bond movie we could build 6 of these things. SIX!
That enough to power 500,000 homes with clean renewable energy. But instead of building one of these every 6 months, we instead spend that money on James fucking Bond films.
Now lets talk casinos. The Wynn casino in Vegas cost $2.7 Billion, with a "B".
https://casino.partycasino.com/en/blog/the-most-expensive-casino-buildings/
This is a monstrosity that has no right to exist at all, in the middle of the desert while the fresh water is disappearing. But somehow this asshole was able to snap his fingers and make $2.7B appear out of thin air for a shitty casino that does nothing but rip people off.
For that same price we could have built the equivalent of 19 copper mountain solar plant. Nineteen! That is enough to power 1.5 million homes! That is the size of the city of Philedelphia.
So we have plenty of money for movies and casinos but large scale solar renewable power plants? I guess we can only afford one of those a decade or so.
The point I am makin is that renewable energy is CHEAP. Its crazy inexpensive AND on top of that it staves off climate disaster, thus saving us all trillions of dollars. Its an absolute no brainer that we build a Copper Mountain every 3 months or so. But we still are not building out our renewable infrastructure.
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2021-12-01 at 8:37 PM UTC
Originally posted by A College Professor yeah desalination is cheap enough to get drinking water for developed countries, but its kinda expensive to water ur grass and take a nice long shower with. i predict they will install new pipes and we will have to bathe and water are yards with toilet sewage. the farmers will get the rest of the fresh water, to grow soybeans to ship to gyna
because farming is noble and they are special people and there business is holy
the problem was laziness from day one. the drinking and bathing water should of come from the source that all fresh water from treatment plants and water sheds give to Americans currently. the toilet flushing water should of came from a giant ocean water pipeline that could have been built during the great highway expansion for flushing plumbing out. they do it in some European countries. they use ocean or sea water to flush their toilets. not fresh water
as for watering lawns, you want a lawn, put in a well or collect shower and drinking water. lawns are retarded. waste of water. just create a rock garden with trees to help cool down the landscape and trap water. another good thing to have is ivy. if you plant small grove of trees, in about 5 years, you can start planting ivy. just make sure you trim the ivy off your tree trunks every year or it will grow up and into the tree and choke it. also don't let ivy grow on the house. make sure you use a lattice attached 4 inches from the house. "Ground to structure" will eat away at the foundation and walls and roofs of a house faster than weather will. dry rot will set in real fast. always distant lattice from house or other property structures (barns, Sardonic Tuff-Sheds etc) -
2021-12-01 at 8:43 PM UTC"Есть ли у кого-то фонарик??"
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2021-12-01 at 9:16 PM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2021-12-01 at 10:53 PM UTCCanada's ten largest coal fired power plants collectively produce 83 million tons of CO2 per year, more than 10% of Canada's national total.
About 16 CANDU units could replace the power generated by these plants. Given that there are normally multiple units per station, two power stations the size of Bruce Power would do (although geographically that doesn't make sense, just to illustrate the point).
These units would produce about 1 million tons of CO2 (equivalent) to generate the same amount of power. -
2021-12-10 at 8:06 PM UTCThe author of this post has returned to nothingness
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2021-12-10 at 8:11 PM UTCNah, weatherman said a cold front is coming through this weekend.
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2021-12-17 at 6:42 AM UTCI live in Arizona and all the global warming caused my well to freeze last night. I had to wait about two hours for the global warming to stop this morning before I had water.
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2021-12-17 at 7:27 AM UTCsay it with me Climate Change.
Climate.
Change.
Yes, it's warming, but as a system as massive as our climate is altered the changes aren't going to be something as simple as warmer winters and hot summers, but in chaotic unpredictable changes.
I'm glad tbh, how many worthless Americunts died in Kuntucky? 13? 3? Meh I don't count the mosquitos I squash and they're worth more.
Edit: apparently it was 74 animals that resemble humans, a few hundred million short of a cleansed earth.
Would you say your well freezing is out of the ordinary? Like something may have changed... Like the prevailing weather patterns maybe?
You're are all going to die in the south, and good fucking riddance.
You have no future.
To think, The Federation, the Russian Federation that is will reap blessings from this. If they can ride the tide and see the writing on the wall.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2021-12-17 at 1:17 PM UTC
Originally posted by Nile say it with me Climate Change.
Climate.
Change.
Yes, it's warming, but as a system as massive as our climate is altered the changes aren't going to be something as simple as warmer winters and hot summers, but in chaotic unpredictable changes.
I'm glad tbh, how many worthless Americunts died in Kuntucky? 13? 3? Meh I don't count the mosquitos I squash and they're worth more.
Edit: apparently it was 74 animals that resemble humans, a few hundred million short of a cleansed earth.
Would you say your well freezing is out of the ordinary? Like something may have changed… Like the prevailing weather patterns maybe?
You're are all going to die in the south, and good fucking riddance.
You have no future.
To think, The Federation, the Russian Federation that is will reap blessings from this. If they can ride the tide and see the writing on the wall.
Another great reason not to have children...if it's just you then you can keep pumping out the CO2 without a care in the world. -
2021-12-17 at 5:31 PM UTCNature caused this. we have a tiny bit of affect on the climate. Nature goes through cycles. the mini iceage wasn't caused by coal or powerhouse stacks. it was caused maybe by a volcano
they brainwashed the zoomers to rat out parents behavior and believe that somehow we're the ones that the iceburgs are melting when it shows it's happening on other planets. planets go through cycles. its what creates the layers of different sediments seen in excavations. -
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2021-12-17 at 7:44 PM UTC
Originally posted by Nile He won't "be" at all. There's no Heaven or Hell.
There is a heaven. however it doesn't exist yet because it will be destroyed with the Earth and a new one will await us.
sounds to me like the Earth goes through cycles if a new Earth is formed.
Hell may not be a place of fire but rather a cold place that Godless souls go to and tormented by Satan and his minions for eternity.
I guess will all find out one way or the other.
