Is that the Uranium Mine that Barack Obama gave to the Russians as part of the 20% of all of America's uranium?LOL Not only are you a fool, you are an ass that ignores the obvious. I am sure you think this is the definition of beauty.
Until you realize that they Are already taking up space and no one thinks that they will ever deteriate.
No birds die in the windows that are protect birds by having a curtain on the inside.
Funny I love the way you throw a temper tantrum like a five year old. Just because I think destroying part of the environment to fix something that if killing off the rainforests might never have needed to be fixed.LOL Not only are you a fool, you are an ass that ignores the obvious. I am sure you think this is the definition of beauty.
No, but I can tell you this, you're reassigned to my ignore list until you can act nice. It's only for 3 days, so have fun.
I found a device invented to help people have power in bad weather:
And another:
I'm a mechanical moron, but I saw a video this morning of a guy who says his family was victimized by weather and the local power plant one time, and he decided to find a way to keep his family in power if they were ever threatened again on the coldest days of the year when the power went down for over a week. He was a teacher or something, but not in science, so he and an engineering friend went through his deceased uncle's genius work notes on how to make power from next to nothing that will not present a danger to family children and pets. I couldn't afford to pay for his system of books and cannot remember much about him but the story he told about being stranded in suburbia in Mississippi, threatened by high waters and severe winter weather when the power went out, and his daughter's words about being cold and just wishing for a bowl of hot soup, drove him to tears and a determination to fix the powerless situation his family was in.
If this can help any of you save the 60% off power bills to help you raise your family, maybe my search will help you. I shake with a screwdriver in hand, and some things I just won't do. Best of good luck to yas.
I don't know what you're talking about. And I don't put people on my ignore list unless they are rude and uncouth to me. That's no skin off your back, now is it.No, but I can tell you this, you're reassigned to my ignore list until you can act nice. It's only for 3 days, so have fun.
Wow .. talk about slaying the messenger for the message ...
I don't like Crepitus either ... but when he's right, he's right ... and here, he's right ...
It's a felony to violate the laws of thermodynamics ... why aren't you up in arms about this? ... you should do some soul searching these few days you'll be ignoring basic science ... maybe re-evaluate your priorities ... spend an evening or two curled up with your dog-eared copy of Halliday/Resnick ... just a suggestion ...
I found a device invented to help people have power in bad weather:
And another:
I'm a mechanical moron, but I saw a video this morning of a guy who says his family was victimized by weather and the local power plant one time, and he decided to find a way to keep his family in power if they were ever threatened again on the coldest days of the year when the power went down for over a week. He was a teacher or something, but not in science, so he and an engineering friend went through his deceased uncle's genius work notes on how to make power from next to nothing that will not present a danger to family children and pets. I couldn't afford to pay for his system of books and cannot remember much about him but the story he told about being stranded in suburbia in Mississippi, threatened by high waters and severe winter weather when the power went out, and his daughter's words about being cold and just wishing for a bowl of hot soup, drove him to tears and a determination to fix the powerless situation his family was in.
If this can help any of you save the 60% off power bills to help you raise your family, maybe my search will help you. I shake with a screwdriver in hand, and some things I just won't do. Best of good luck to yas.
Oh goody perpetual motion and cold fusion again. I could see though this kind of stupid shit when I was in the fifth grade for pity sakes.
I am smart enough to realize that all the things needed to make wind turbines does not magically appear. It is mines that produce them. After reclamation you won't be able to tell that they were there.LOL Not only are you a fool, you are an ass that ignores the obvious. I am sure you think this is the definition of beauty.
But you are not smart enough to admit that the leakage from natural gas drilling, and the enormous damage that coal mining does, plus the mining necessary for the steel and other materials far outweighs the materials needed for windmills, solar panels, and batteries.I am smart enough to realize that all the things needed to make wind turbines does not magically appear. It is mines that produce them. After reclamation you won't be able to tell that they were there.LOL Not only are you a fool, you are an ass that ignores the obvious. I am sure you think this is the definition of beauty.
I know that the insulation used by the transmission lines comes from oil. Along with the fuel used to erect and maintain turbines. Not to mention tires and roads and the rest of the necessities needed to get people back and forth to job sites.
I understand that wind and solar make up only a very small portion of the national electric usage. And no matter how it grows it will never by itself keep up with demand.
I know that China alone has enough coal fired plants in the works to offset every amount of savings that doubling the amount of green energy would save.
I am well aware that in a race to go green we are killing off other parts of the environment.
And I have to give you that you haven't got the slightest clue. But I did not expect you to have much in the way of intelligence anyway.But you are not smart enough to admit that the leakage from natural gas drilling, and the enormous damage that coal mining does, plus the mining necessary for the steel and other materials far outweighs the materials needed for windmills, solar panels, and batteries.I am smart enough to realize that all the things needed to make wind turbines does not magically appear. It is mines that produce them. After reclamation you won't be able to tell that they were there.LOL Not only are you a fool, you are an ass that ignores the obvious. I am sure you think this is the definition of beauty.
I know that the insulation used by the transmission lines comes from oil. Along with the fuel used to erect and maintain turbines. Not to mention tires and roads and the rest of the necessities needed to get people back and forth to job sites.
I understand that wind and solar make up only a very small portion of the national electric usage. And no matter how it grows it will never by itself keep up with demand.
I know that China alone has enough coal fired plants in the works to offset every amount of savings that doubling the amount of green energy would save.
I am well aware that in a race to go green we are killing off other parts of the environment.
Proving solar to be an excellent investment, far better than coal.What the OP doesnt tell us is.....lmao ready for this....California PAYS Texas to use its glut of solar energy!
Proving solar to be an excellent investment, far better than coal.What the OP doesnt tell us is.....lmao ready for this....California PAYS Texas to use its glut of solar energy!
