Global warming tipping points

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It's nice to see you admit that the FLoT means solar doesn't cool the planet.

Less infrared heat from six solar farms say otherwise.

 

[ReinyDays]

Electric heaters for everyone.

Very popular here in the beautiful Pacific Northwest ...

 

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The significantly LESS waste heat.

So…. an incremental cooling effect from replacing fossil fuels with solar?

 

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Very popular here in the beautiful Pacific Northwest ...

I hate electric furnaces and water heaters. They blow.

 

[ReinyDays]

Less infrared heat from six solar farms say otherwise.

But only at the farms themselves ... that's what these heat cameras are picking up ... 20 sq km in a 6,000 sq km county isn't any measurable difference ...

 

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Now do you have one about net cooling? LOL!

Lower infrared radiation was measured at six solar farms. The waste heat from using its electricity replaced the waste heat from electricity generated from fossil fuels.

 

[ReinyDays]

I’m hate electric furnaces and water heaters. They blow.

Dirt cheap though ... it's the market solution to natural gas ...

 

[ReinyDays]

Lower infrared radiation was measured at six solar farms. The waste heat from using its electricity replaced the waste heat from electricity generated from fossil fuels.

Are you including latent heat? ...

 

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Makes just as much sense as your solar claim.
More, because none of my cooling can be credited to atmospheric cooling.

Actually it doesn’t. You don’t know how to do an incremental analysis.

 

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Dirt cheap though ... it's the market solution to natural gas ...

Hate ‘em. Worst idea ever.

 

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But only at the farms themselves ... that's what these heat cameras are picking up ... 20 sq km in a 6,000 sq km county isn't any measurable difference ...

Correct.

 

[ding]

How much of that "heat loss" was because of increased airflow across the panels?

The lower infrared radiation at six solar farms was due to photons being converted into electricity that would have otherwise produced heat.

 

[ding]

I agree, you needed to change your original stupid claim.

Whereas I believe you never understood my original claim and that’s why you are acting like a troll.

 

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That's ding's modified stupid claim.
Eliminating fossil fuel waste heat could trigger the next glacial cycle.

Actually it’s not. You never understood any part of my claim.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Less infrared heat from six solar farms say otherwise.

Less IR from the inside of my fridge too.
Unfortunately, the FLoT refutes your solar farms theory of global cooling.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Lower infrared radiation was measured at six solar farms. The waste heat from using its electricity replaced the waste heat from electricity generated from fossil fuels.

Lower infrared radiation was measured at six solar farms.

I didn't ask about the farms, I asked net. You know, the entire planet.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Actually it doesn’t. You don’t know how to do an incremental analysis.

Why didn't you ever claim widespread use of windpower would cool the planet?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

The lower infrared radiation at six solar farms was due to photons being converted into electricity that would have otherwise produced heat.

What about the increased loss to wind?

And why are you ignoring the heat produced by that electricity?

Do you really not understand the First Law?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Whereas I believe you never understood my original claim and that’s why you are acting like a troll.

Post the first instance you can find of your claim.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Actually it’s not. You never understood any part of my claim.

Was your claim that moving heat from a farm to a city will trigger a glacial cycle?