Again, Nature handles Climates.

[Augustine_]

Right in front of your eyes is your solution. TREES. Even Bill Gates promotes planting millions more trees. Trees do no harm. They capture Carbon and over time deposit it in the soil. Can't lose at all. No need for Windmills or Solar panels. Those break over time anyway. Trees do not require laws. Trees are all over nature.
Now you have the solution. Care to talk about it?

There's more money in cutting down trees than in planting new ones or leaving them be. Therefore you are asking for monetary hits to be taken as a price for protecting the climate, same thing as every other AGW activist is doing with their own preferred strategies.

 

[Robert W]

There's more money in cutting down trees than in planting new ones or leaving them be. Therefore you are asking for monetary hits to be taken as a price for protecting the climate, same thing as every other AGW activist is doing with their own preferred strategies.

Small trees are not expensive. Not to those who tell us they are in charge of climate. When they whine scientists are in charge of climate, they can't name any who really are.

 

[Robert W]

Robert, who do you think made the trees go away?

Men made them go away.

 

[Augustine_]

Small trees are not expensive. Not to those who tell us they are in charge of climate. When they whine scientists are in charge of climate, they can't name any who really are.

What a strange comment. Anyways, there isn't any entity planting any significant level of trees to combat deforestation all over the world. Odds are if you try to convince organizations to do so, they'll call you a left-wing climate kook trying to hurt their bottom line.

 

[Robert W]

What a strange comment. Anyways, there isn't any entity planting any significant level of trees to combat deforestation all over the world. Odds are if you try to convince organizations to do so, they'll call you a left-wing climate kook trying to hurt their bottom line.

I have no plans of the sort you mention. They don't need to call me more than a man.

 

[Concerned American]

Wind Turbines and Solar Panels, from the usa to germany to eucuador

Now the veins from the wind turbines are washing up and closing down beaches.

 

[Crick]

What a strange comment. Anyways, there isn't any entity planting any significant level of trees to combat deforestation all over the world. Odds are if you try to convince organizations to do so, they'll call you a left-wing climate kook trying to hurt their bottom line.

The Nature Conservancy.

 

[Crick]

Now the veins from the wind turbines are washing up and closing down beaches.

The incident off Nantucket was a single turbine breaking. There are now hundreds of thousands of wind turbines spinning away all over the world. They are not all crumbling to the ground. Nantucket beaches have already been reopened. The Coast Guard found the bulk of the broken blade in a single piece, 300 feet long. Stop making up lies.

 

[ding]

What a strange comment. Anyways, there isn't any entity planting any significant level of trees to combat deforestation all over the world.

Don't Timber/Lumber companies plant seedlings after harvesting?

 

[Concerned American]

The incident off Nantucket was a single turbine breaking. There are now hundreds of thousands of wind turbines spinning away all over the world. They are not all crumbling to the ground. Nantucket beaches have already been reopened. The Coast Guard found the bulk of the broken blade in a single piece, 300 feet long. Stop making up lies.

I'm not making anything up. You admit that it happened. It isn't the first and it won't be the last. BTW what are you doing with those 300' waste veins? They are not recyclable. I'll tell you--landfills. You're a fool.

 

[Crick]

I'm not making anything up. You admit that it happened. It isn't the first and it won't be the last. BTW what are you doing with those 300' waste veins? They are not recyclable. I'll tell you--landfills. You're a fool.

Do you mean vanes?

Recycling turbine blades is a thing these days.

How can companies recycle wind turbine blades?

cen.acs.org

Can wind turbine blades be recycled? | What happens to old wind turbine blades? | National Grid Group

While wind power can generate clean, cheap, zero carbon electricity, what happens to old wind turbine blades and can they be recycled at the end of their operational lives?

www.nationalgrid.com

https://www.energy.gov/eere/wind/articles/carbon-rivers-makes-wind-turbine-blade-recycling-and-upcycling-reality-support

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Wind Turbine Blades Don’t Have To End Up In Landfills

In this blog post, we will examine land-based wind turbines and the recycling opportunities that exist but are not yet widely implemented for the turbine blades.

blog.ucsusa.org

 

[Concerned American]

Do you mean vanes?

Recycling turbine blades is a thing these days.

How can companies recycle wind turbine blades?

cen.acs.org

Can wind turbine blades be recycled? | What happens to old wind turbine blades? | National Grid Group

While wind power can generate clean, cheap, zero carbon electricity, what happens to old wind turbine blades and can they be recycled at the end of their operational lives?

www.nationalgrid.com

https://www.energy.gov/eere/wind/articles/carbon-rivers-makes-wind-turbine-blade-recycling-and-upcycling-reality-support

Home

www.siemensgamesa.com

Wind Turbine Blades Don’t Have To End Up In Landfills

In this blog post, we will examine land-based wind turbines and the recycling opportunities that exist but are not yet widely implemented for the turbine blades.

blog.ucsusa.org

This look like recycling to you?

 

[flack]

Don't Timber/Lumber companies plant seedlings after harvesting?

Yes. It's a 20-25 year crop. Just like corn but longer.

 

[Crick]

Right in front of your eyes is your solution. TREES. Even Bill Gates promotes planting millions more trees. Trees do no harm. They capture Carbon and over time deposit it in the soil. Can't lose at all. No need for Windmills or Solar panels. Those break over time anyway. Trees do not require laws. Trees are all over nature.
Now you have the solution. Care to talk about it?

You do need windmills and solar panels because you cannot plant enough trees to compensate for the billions of tons of CO2 that a fossil fuel economy would produce. They help, but they are not a complete solution by any stretch of the imagination.

 

[Robert W]

You do need windmills and solar panels because you cannot plant enough trees to compensate for the billions of tons of CO2 that a fossil fuel economy would produce. They help, but they are not a complete solution by any stretch of the imagination.

Please explain your mortal dread of fossil fuels?

 

[Robert W]

You do need windmills and solar panels because you cannot plant enough trees to compensate for the billions of tons of CO2 that a fossil fuel economy would produce. They help, but they are not a complete solution by any stretch of the imagination.

Where you fear jockeys get things so very wrong, is you seem to peer at just North America.
When you study Climate, should you ever do so, check out Mt. Everest. Everest is so tall it has ranges of climate and not merely one.

Winter for example gives you this.

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Mount Everest's climate is harsh and extreme, with temperatures that never rise above freezing at the summit. In the winter, which is from December to February, average daytime temperatures at the summit are around −5°C (−11°F), but can drop as low as −76°F (−60°C). At night, temperatures can drop below −15°C (−59°F).

 

[Crick]

Where you fear jockeys get things so very wrong, is you seem to peer at just North America.
When you study Climate, should you ever do so, check out Mt. Everest. Everest is so tall it has ranges of climate and not merely one.

Winter for example gives you this.

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Mount Everest's climate is harsh and extreme, with temperatures that never rise above freezing at the summit. In the winter, which is from December to February, average daytime temperatures at the summit are around −5°C (−11°F), but can drop as low as −76°F (−60°C). At night, temperatures can drop below −15°C (−59°F).

Your comments have no bearing on what I just said to you. We cannot plant enough trees to fix things if we do not also stop burning fossil fuels.