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    You have no idea what you are talking about, do you? Please, do not answer that. I know the answer.
    I think U233 derived from thorium is a fine nuclear fuel, but you still have to store the waste for at least hundreds of years for each batch for as long as the power is produced.

    So where is all the waste from tens of thousands of reactors going to go?

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    I personally do not believe that the current climate we are in is mainly a result actions by mankind.

    For argument's sake I am willing to agree with the global warming crowd and say it is mostly, to all man's fault. Now, with that stipulation, what do y'all want to do about it? What is your best case plan to reverse/end this climate change by man?

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    So you are saying that the very rapid uptick in average global temp is NOT in any way correlated with human activities.
    Science says you are wrong at present.

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    As if facts were recognized by the anti-scientific AGW-denying religionists


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    So you are saying that the very rapid uptick in average global temp is NOT in any way correlated with human activities.
    Science says you are wrong at present.
    No, I'm saying that I don't care. I see problem of too much use of carbon fuels and I have a plan to reverse that. Do you have a plan to stop, then reverse the use of carbon based fuels?

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    repealing oil and natural gas subsidies might be a good start:


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    BigCarbon subsidies won't stop like the AGW climate catastrophe won't stop

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    the left always trying too hard to be edgy. bill nye trying too hard to look like an actual scientist when he's just a ing idiot.

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    the left always trying too hard to be edgy. bill nye trying too hard to look like an actual scientist when he's just a ing idiot.
    Smoke and mirrors is all they've got. They use comedy to hamfist their whacky agendas and sugar coat everything. They're terrified of Conservatives using memes (a comedic device) to softball their ideas in return.

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    No, I'm saying that I don't care. I see problem of too much use of carbon fuels and I have a plan to reverse that. Do you have a plan to stop, then reverse the use of carbon based fuels?
    Renewable energy, promote energy efficiency. A simple, slowly escalating carbon tax.

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    Smoke and mirrors is all they've got. They use comedy to hamfist their whacky agendas and sugar coat everything. They're terrified of Conservatives using memes (a comedic device) to softball their ideas in return.
    We have plenty of scientific papers, and actual experts on climate science. You are the ones relying on meme-based policy making.

    Post a tweet or two now.

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    planet is ed and un able

    The plastic industry is on track to produce as many emissions as 600 coal-fired power plants





    https://grist.org/article/the-plasti...-power-plants/

    Last edited by boutons_deux; 05-16-2019 at 03:56 PM.

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    On Islands, Tons of Plastic Trash Is Likely Buried Beneath the Sands



    humans have produced more than 8.3 billion metric tons of plastic,

    An Australian team of researchers traveled to the Cocos (Keeling) Islands (CKI), a remote archipelago in the Indian Ocean that’s roughly 1,700 miles off the northwest coast of Australia.

    Even looking at just a fraction of beaches, the researches still managed to find over 23,000 pieces of manmade debris, weighing a total of 213 pounds.

    The bulk of this debris — 95 percent — was made of plastic.

    Some of those items included flip flops, plastic bags, drinking straws and lids and caps.

    But 60 percent of their total haul consisted of micro-debris measuring 2-5 millimeters.

    The real kicker, though, is that most of this trash isn’t even where we can see it.

    Depending on the survey site,

    between 10 to 70 times more debris was found below the surface — up to 10 centimeters deep

    — compared to the trash they could see.

    the team extrapolates that there are

    approximately 414 million pieces of manmade debris on CKI, weighing in at over 200 tons.

    And the researchers estimate

    93 percent of those 414 million pieces are buried, likely in the form of micro debris.

    http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/d-brief/2019/05/16/plastic-trash-debris-beaches-buried/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaig n=Feed%3A%20DiscoverMag%20%28Discover%20Magazine%2 9#.XN3FVMhKiUk



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    ATMOSPHERIC METHANE LEVELS ARE GOING UP—AND NO ONE KNOWS WHY

    the concentration of methane in the atmosphere had been steadily rising since 1983, before leveling off around 2000. “And then, boom, look at how it changes here,” Dlugokencky says, pointing at a graph on his computer screen. “This is really an abrupt change in the global methane budget, starting around 2007.”
    The amount of methane in the atmosphere has been increasing ever since. And nobody really knows why. What’s more, no one saw it coming.

    Over a 20-year time frame, methane traps 86 times as much heat in the atmosphere as carbon dioxide.

    It is responsible for about a quarter of total atmospheric warming to date.

    https://www.wired.com/story/atmospheric-methane-levels-are-going-up-and-no-one-knows-why/

    iow, planet is ed and un able





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    It Was A Record 84 Degrees Near The Arctic Ocean

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    But al gore has a jet

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    Nearly 25% of West Antarctic Ice in Danger of Collapse

    Glaciers and ice sheets in Antarctica have thinned and weakened dramatically over the past quarter-century,

    leaving 24% of the ice in the western part of the continent seriously weakened and in danger of collapse.


    In some places on Antarctica, glaciers have thinned by approximately 400 feet (122 meters).

    This staggering loss has little to do with weather fluctuations;

    rather, it unfolded over decades as Earth's climate warmed,

    And that ice loss is accelerating.

    The researchers found that West Antarctica's two biggest glaciers — Thwaites and Pine Island —

    are melting away five times faster now than they were at the beginning of the survey, in 1992

    https://www.livescience.com/65524-antarctica-ice-unstable.html



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    But it was 84 near the arctic, but snowing this week in Colorado.

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    But it was 84 near the arctic, but snowing this week in Colorado.
    did you take a thermometer across the street though?

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    Darrin so glib.

    Thing is, he's not wrong. On a cultural level, his bull anecdotes are stronger than the truth of climate change.

    You'd think an engineer would understand the geometric growth of pollutants and the startling rate of warming worldwide over the last 150 years occurs in a context of terrestrial feedback that can't be ignored and will be very costly in our lifetimes. Geographical process is overtaking historical time.

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    all yer sciencey facts. Its gettin hotter cus the gays and libruls are bringing the on earth!

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    Again and louder:

    Al Gore has a jet

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