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I thought there was an Electricity Fairy that waved a wand and poof....................Thanks for that info bro> Power Plants in the United States - Gas, Coal, Nuclear, Hydro, Wind
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> Mostly coal and oil and natural gas fired plants.
Coal and natural gas provide 63% of the electricity for EVs.
> Power Plants in the United States - Gas, Coal, Nuclear, Hydro, Wind
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> Mostly coal and oil and natural gas fired plants.
Coal and natural gas provide 63% of the electricity for EVs.
They can't decide if Elon is Satan or God.Hopefully, Elon will rise up against these corporate fossil fuel oligarchs with his passionate push for green energy and stuff....
Man, those right-wingers will be so triggered; that is why they hate Elon so much you know...
That's because people are wasteful and inefficient. Our problems are a reflection of our mentality.Renewables are inefficient.
Green energy wastes the earth's resources
Renewables, extremely expensive, $100 trillion
For Whom the Tinkerbell TollsI thought there was an Electricity Fairy that waved a wand and poof....................Thanks for that info bro
Burning just about anything releases carbon emissions into the air. The paper you burn in your fireplace is a tinnnnnny bit bad for the ozone.That's because people are wasteful and inefficient. Our problems are a reflection of our mentality.
I burn all my paper waste in my fireplace. It produces heat, and less pollution than recycling it. No waste, very efficient and environmentally friendly.
Most of the paper I burn is unwanted junk mail and appeals from charities. As a senior I get this stuff nearly every day. These mailings are generated from 'donor lists' and are sent out automatically. There is no way to be removed from these mailings. Nationally (and globally) this represents a massive amount of paper flooding the environment. The only sensible way to deal with it is to burn it for fuel.Burning just about anything releases carbon emissions into the air. The paper you burn in your fireplace is a tinnnnnny bit bad for the ozone.
Alright, I get what you’re saying. But are you sure it’s more environmentally friendly to burn the paper than to recycle it?Most of the paper I burn is unwanted junk mail and appeals from charities. As a senior I get this stuff nearly every day. These mailings are generated from 'donor lists' and are sent out automatically. There is no way to be removed from these mailings. Nationally (and globally) this represents a massive amount of paper flooding the environment. The only sensible way to deal with it is to burn it for fuel.
Update.
Because of the economic effects of Covid contributions are down so charities have greatly increased their mailings in an effort to maintain revenue.
I believe it's less polluting to burn paper than to recycle it. That said I only burn paper that has black ink on it. Highly colored paper such as 'shopper ads' are put in the recycle bin.Alright, I get what you’re saying. But are you sure it’s more environmentally friendly to burn the paper than to recycle it?
Thanks.I believe it's less polluting to burn paper than to recycle it. That said I only burn paper that has black ink on it. Highly colored paper such as 'shopper ads' are put in the recycle bin.
