Green energy, solar and wind are collapsing....it can't happen fast enough.
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I cannot give an exact percentage. I have explained why a large percentage us us.
Toddsterpatriot
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Yes, your feelings are very convincing.
I prevented facts that persuade me that global warming is caused by human activity, and is a serious threat.
Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
I agree, your feelings about hotter summers and milder winters and local snow are very convincing.
After you get the Chinese to reduce their CO2, I'm willing to discuss mine.
Obviously this should begin with "I presented."
Global warming is an international problem that requires international solutions.
skookerasbil
Platinum Member
I said it 10 years ago in here and it still holds...........
The science isnt mattering.........its not debatable. If the science doesnt transcended to the real world of energy, the "science" is nothing more than an academic hobby.
In the US, wind/solar have been growing at a snails pace and now investors are bailing.
Whooooooops
The science isnt mattering.........its not debatable. If the science doesnt transcended to the real world of energy, the "science" is nothing more than an academic hobby.
In the US, wind/solar have been growing at a snails pace and now investors are bailing.
Whooooooops
New technologies often need to be subsidized by the government.I said it 10 years ago in here and it still holds...........
The science isnt mattering.........its not debatable. If the science doesnt transcended to the real world of energy, the "science" is nothing more than an academic hobby.
In the US, wind/solar have been growing at a snails pace and now investors are bailing.
Whooooooops
Why do you put that proviso on there Todd? If our CO2 emissions ARE a problem (and you know that they are) what benefit is accomplished by waiting? And how genuine is this offer? The Chinese have already made extensive moves towards reducing their CO2 emissions.
Guest post: Why China is set to significantly overachieve its 2030 climate goals - Carbon Brief
China is continuing to build up its domestic fossil fuel production capacity and strengthening its portfolio for energy imports, even as it accelerates renewable power deployment. Yet our assessment shows the country is also set to significantly overachieve the targets it promised...
www.carbonbrief.org
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China's CO2 emissions fall but policies still not aligned with long-term goals
China's greenhouse gas emissions have been in decline since last year but could still be some way from their peak, with the country's policies still not fully aligned with long-term goals to limit temperature increases, a survey of Chinese experts said on Monday.
www.reuters.com
That theory was rejected because it did match new findings. Contemporary findings confirm global warming.
Do today's scientists believe that the sun revolve's around the Earth? Do they believe lobotomies are a cure?
Is there a reason you don't argue the actual science on this matter? Can you show that humans haven't boosted the atmosphere's CO2 level of that it doesn't absorb IR or that there is no greenhouse effect or is no warming?
You do not prove that by asserting it. I have explained why I believe in human caused global warming. You claim it is not happening because you dislike the political implications.
In your way you are as impermeable to politically undesirable facts as those who clam that assertions made in The Bell Curve are pseudo science. The difference is that they try to suppress those who agree with The Bell Curve. Those of your persuasion do not to suppress those who believe in man made global warming.
On the assumption that your last sentence was supposed to read "...do not try to suppress those... I would disagree. Trump, and to a lesser extent Bush Jr, both attempted to suppress dissemination of AGW from Executive Branch agencies.
If I have misunderstood what your last sentence was supposed to say, please enlighten me.
Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
Why do you put that proviso on there Todd? If our CO2 emissions ARE a problem (and you know that they are) what benefit is accomplished by waiting? And how genuine is this offer? The Chinese have already made extensive moves towards reducing their CO2 emissions.
Guest post: Why China is set to significantly overachieve its 2030 climate goals - Carbon Brief
China is continuing to build up its domestic fossil fuel production capacity and strengthening its portfolio for energy imports, even as it accelerates renewable power deployment. Yet our assessment shows the country is also set to significantly overachieve the targets it promised...
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China's CO2 emissions fall but policies still not aligned with long-term goals
China's greenhouse gas emissions have been in decline since last year but could still be some way from their peak, with the country's policies still not fully aligned with long-term goals to limit temperature increases, a survey of Chinese experts said on Monday.
If our CO2 emissions ARE a problem
If ours is a problem, China's is more than twice our problem.
The Chinese have already made extensive moves towards reducing their CO2 emissions.
Clearly.
Toddsterpatriot
Diamond Member
Why do you put that proviso on there Todd? If our CO2 emissions ARE a problem (and you know that they are) what benefit is accomplished by waiting? And how genuine is this offer? The Chinese have already made extensive moves towards reducing their CO2 emissions.
Guest post: Why China is set to significantly overachieve its 2030 climate goals - Carbon Brief
China is continuing to build up its domestic fossil fuel production capacity and strengthening its portfolio for energy imports, even as it accelerates renewable power deployment. Yet our assessment shows the country is also set to significantly overachieve the targets it promised...
View attachment 854677
China's CO2 emissions fall but policies still not aligned with long-term goals
China's greenhouse gas emissions have been in decline since last year but could still be some way from their peak, with the country's policies still not fully aligned with long-term goals to limit temperature increases, a survey of Chinese experts said on Monday.
Global COâ‚‚ emissions change 1990-2022, by country
Published by Ian Tiseo, Oct 4, 2023In 2022, COâ‚‚ emissions in the United Kingdom were 41 percent lower than in 1990, while emissions in the United States were around 2.6 percent lower. In contrast, emissions in China and India were more than 300 percent higher in 2022 than in 1990 due to economic growth.
COâ‚‚ emissions change by country 1990-2022 | Statista
Recent data on carbon reduction by country shows that some nations have seen their CO2 emissions drop since 1990. Germany saw a decrease of over 30%.
www.statista.com
You're right! The US reduced our CO2 by 2.6%, while our population increased by 33%.
China reduced their CO2 by over 300%. Amazing!!!!
Oh, wait.......China increased their CO2 by more than 300%. My bad.
You are measuring the problem using per capita numbers? Really?Why do you put that proviso on there Todd? If our CO2 emissions ARE a problem (and you know that they are) what benefit is accomplished by waiting? And how genuine is this offer? The Chinese have already made extensive moves towards reducing their CO2 emissions.
Guest post: Why China is set to significantly overachieve its 2030 climate goals - Carbon Brief
China is continuing to build up its domestic fossil fuel production capacity and strengthening its portfolio for energy imports, even as it accelerates renewable power deployment. Yet our assessment shows the country is also set to significantly overachieve the targets it promised...
View attachment 854677
China's CO2 emissions fall but policies still not aligned with long-term goals
China's greenhouse gas emissions have been in decline since last year but could still be some way from their peak, with the country's policies still not fully aligned with long-term goals to limit temperature increases, a survey of Chinese experts said on Monday.
And I'm pretty sure their per capita emissions are climbing, not falling, so not sure what kind of statistical bullshit you are using to ass fuck reality.
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