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Global cooling or global warming?
The consensus is that we are having global cooling.
The Bush administration has been posting hundreds of highly confidential U.N. audits and investigation reports on a U.S. government Web site, opening the United Nations' inner workings and some of its more colorful scandals to unusual public scrutiny.
Together, there are nearly 500 documents and thousands of pages constitute a trove of U.N. secrets stretching back over five years, including allegations of bribes paid for tsunami relief projects in Indonesia, of sexual harassment in Gaza and a revelation that a U.N. anti-drug official ran a presidential campaign while receiving a U.N. paycheck. The pages also document a spree of alleged criminal activities, including a bribery scheme at the airport in Pristina, Kosovo, gold trading by U.N. peacekeepers in Congo, and the theft and resale of food rations by Ukrainian pilots serving the United Nations in Liberia.
OK, dumb ass, you answered a post with a nonsensicle cartoon. That is pretty much the limits of your intellect.
at least americano knows how to spell.
He can show proof, or he can stand a liar. I am betting that he is a liar.
Since you haven't proven anything since you started posting on the board, I guess you're a liar, too.
I would like to take you seriously, but to do so would affront your intelligence. - William F. Buckley
Global cooling or global warming?
Depends on what Mother Nature is up to at any given time.
Either way, man isn't the cause. In the vast scheme of climate change man is but a speck.
No, Americano, I am not talking to you, I am talking past you. You post misinformation, I correct that missinformation.
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Not a pipe dream, either. Already being done successfully.
http://geoheat.oit.edu/bulletin/bull21-2/art1.pdf
On January 31, 1999, CalEnergy Operating Corp.
(CalEnergy) unveiled a $400 million expansion of their
geothermal power complex on the shores of the Salton Sea in
southern CaliforniaÂ’s Imperial Valley. The new construction
includes nearly 60 megawatts (MW) of new geothermal electrical
capacity, and a unique project to “mine” commercialgrade
zinc from geothermal brine produced for power
generation. CalEnergy is a subsidiary of Mid-American
Energy Holdings Co. (Des Moines, IA).
CalEnergy currently operates eight geothermal power
plants with a capacity of 288 net MW at the Salton Sea.
Construction underway for completion by late-July includes
Unit 5, a 49-MW facility that will utilize high-temperature
waste brine from four of the companyÂ’s existing power plants
to fuel the minerals recovery project and produce electricity.
In addition, a 10-MW turbine will be on-line by mid-March to
upgrade power production at CalEnergyÂ’s Del Ranch and
Vulcan power plants. Construction companies heading up the
projects include Stone & Webster Engineering Corp. (Denver,
CO) and Kvaener U.S., Inc. (San Ramon, CA), which are
subcontracting work to local firms.
Funded entirely by CalEnergy, the $200-million
mineral recovery project will produce 30,000 metric tonnes of
99.99-percent pure zinc annually for Cominco Ltd. under a
contract signed last September.
Here is a link to one source showing that Old Crock posted an old article that is irrelevant.
The zinc recovery project was put online in 2002,
but was shut down in 2004 due to technical problems
In 2002, a zinc-extraction plant was completed in the
Imperial Valley of California. It used electricity from
geothermal power plants for the recovery of metal from
geothermal brines (Clutter, 2000). The $400-million zinc
project by MidAmerican Energy Holding Co. was supposed
to extract 30,000 tonnes of zinc annually. The wastewater
from eight power plants, having 600 ppm of zinc was
utilized. Unfortunately, the plant, which ran until 2004,
produced less than 50% of capacity and lost $69 million on
the project (GRC, 2004d). It is now shut down and being
dismantled due to poor economics and technical problems.
MidAmerican is now looking at silica extraction.
There are more problems with the unreliable Geothermal energy, imagine a geothermal power plant producing such a tiny amount of power having an uncontollable event. The uncontrollable event was the brine eating through a 48" pipe until it literally explodes spilling toxic brine all over the imperial valley's Asparagus fields.
On July 10, 2003, the Salton Sea IV ProjectÂ’s 40 megawatt turbine went out of service due to an uncontrollable force event.
Such uncontrollable force event ended, and the Salton Sea IV ProjectÂ’s turbine returned to service, on September 17, 2003.
Edison failed to recognize the uncontrollable force event and, as such, has not paid amounts otherwise due and owing under
the Salton Sea IV power purchase agreement totaling $2.5 million. Salton Sea Power Generation, L.P., with Fish Lake Power
LLC, owner of the Salton Sea IV Project, served notices of error on Edison for such unpaid amounts
So from a "win, win" to a multi-million dollar loss, Old Crock I must say if you prove anything its that Green Energy is too expensive.
Hey, check out the amount of time this power plant was down, Old Crock you did not calculate this time into your costs either. Looks to me that Geothermal is too expensive and unreliable.
Now how about how much energy and what types does it take to produce one ton of fiberglass.
Well, Screamy, 2010 is another year, and we will see what happens then, and in 2011, 2012, and 2013. You area saying that there will be a continued cooling. Unless there is a major volcanic eruption, I am saying that one of those years will exceed 1998.
How is that possible since the decade of 1999 to 2008 was the WARMEST decade in the history of direct instrument measurement????? And that decade does not include the outlier year of 1998!!!!!NO, the Earth has been cooling for a decade now, sorry. I know that is shitty news that no one wants to hear. Global warming would be good news, I think if there is anything we can do to foster global warming we should do it, for our children's sake.
[/QUOTE]Another liberal/marxist nut from Obama, how does Obama know so many radical nuts?
NO, the Earth has been cooling for a decade now, sorry. I know that is shitty news that no one wants to hear. Global warming would be good news, I think if there is anything we can do to foster global warming we should do it, for our children's sake.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported that October in the US was marked by 63 record snowfalls and 115 lowest-ever temperatures.
Over the past few years, similar signs of colder than usual weather have been recorded all over the world, causing many people to question the still fashionable, but now long outdated, global warming alarmism. Yet individual weather events or spells, whether warmings or coolings, tell us nothing necessarily about true climate change.
The latest international scientist to advocate caution is German academic Mojib Latif, a climate modeller and a lead author to the last two reports by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). He told a recent UN World Climate Conference that some of the warming in the last three decades was probably due to factors other than CO2 emissions and that, in the absence of any warming for a decade, it is now likely here will be ‘one or even two decades during which temperatures cool.
How is that possible since the decade of 1999 to 2008 was the WARMEST decade in the history of direct instrument measurement????? And that decade does not include the outlier year of 1998!!!!!NO, the Earth has been cooling for a decade now, sorry. I know that is shitty news that no one wants to hear. Global warming would be good news, I think if there is anything we can do to foster global warming we should do it, for our children's sake.
I know that is shitty news that lying deniers do not want to hear. If we have been cooling for a DECADE, this decade would HAVE to be cooler than the last decade!
Don't you CON$ ever get tired of parroting that lie????![]()
How is that possible since the decade of 1999 to 2008 was the WARMEST decade in the history of direct instrument measurement????? And that decade does not include the outlier year of 1998!!!!!NO, the Earth has been cooling for a decade now, sorry. I know that is shitty news that no one wants to hear. Global warming would be good news, I think if there is anything we can do to foster global warming we should do it, for our children's sake.
I know that is shitty news that lying deniers do not want to hear. If we have been cooling for a DECADE, this decade would HAVE to be cooler than the last decade!
Don't you CON$ ever get tired of parroting that lie????![]()
I am a con and I agree with you.
How, simple, you environuts supported green energy, the production of green energy power such as a windmill needs extreme amounts of fossil fuels, the increase in fossil fuel usage in order to produce the fiberglass to make windmills in dumping a 100,000x's more CO2 into the atmosphere. Pretty clever, claim global warming is man made than increase the usage of fossil fuels a 100,000x's to make a windmill and than you environuts can state, "look, we are right".
Yep, your right and your the cause of CO2, the last ten years is directly related to the increase in windmill production.
Sure my numbers seem easily dismissed but compared to using fossil fuel to produce electricity versus using fossil fuels to produce a windmill that produces next to no energy is a 100,000% difference.
Easy to prove me wrong, all one need do is show how much energy and what types of energy it takes to make one ton of fiberglass.
that is the only way to prove me wrong, by posting the figure.
Not one of you over educated green-nuts have yet to show your superior education by answering just one simple question.