The great global warming fraud

[Robert W]

I have not opined regarding reliance on nuclear plants.

You have opined on solar that in the winter shines less than 12 hours per day, and wind that is intermittent. You produced the report talking up nuclear. How does that fix your problem?

 

[Robert W]

The surrender of the United States to China in green energy technology has allowed it to prosper and extend its influence globally. Scientific ignorance in the U.S. has rendered it non-competitive.

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China’s green energy exports in 2026 are dominated by “The New Three”: electric vehicles (EVs), lithium-ion batteries, and solar products, which have collectively grown by nearly 22% in the first two months of the year alone. Beyond products, China is exporting entire energy ecosystems, including AI-driven smart grids and integrated energy hubs, particularly in Central Asia, Africa, and South America. These projects not only supply electricity but also train local technicians, creating sustainable local industries.

Chinese firms are constructing large-scale renewable energy projects abroad, such as a 500MW wind farm in sub-Saharan Africa, which combines local labor with Chinese engineering expertise. In Europe, Chinese wind companies are investing in local production, exemplified by MingYang’s £1.5 billion investment in Scotland, signaling a strategy to enter European markets while mitigating supply chain risks. Offshore wind technology is also advancing, with the world’s first 20MW offshore turbine

When you praise China, watch the huge smile on JoeB131 face.

 

[schmidlap]

You have opined on solar that in the winter shines less than 12 hours per day, and wind that is intermittent. You produced the report talking up nuclear. How does that fix your problem?

You can't deny that progress is real.

Denmark is a global leader in clean energy, with 81% of its electricity generated from renewable sources, primarily wind and bioenergy, and aims for 100% renewable energy by 2050.

 

[schmidlap]

When you praise China, watch the huge smile on JoeB131 face.

Why do you need to keep lying?

 

[Robert W]

Why do you need to keep lying?

I am not the person who posted awesome stuff about China, that was you doing it.

 

[Robert W]

You can't deny that progress is real.

Denmark is a global leader in clean energy, with 81% of its electricity generated from renewable sources, primarily wind and bioenergy, and aims for 100% renewable energy by 2050.

Is Denmark as big as Florida?

 

[schmidlap]

I am not the person who posted awesome stuff about China, that was you doing it.

Stop lying, please.

I posted no "awesome stuff about China."

I noted the documented realty that is dominates the global clean energy technology market.

If you can't stop lying, and are incapable of intelligent discourse, I shall just ignore you.

 

[DennisPTate]

Global warming is a good thing. No need to panic at all.

The bureaucracy that would be needed to implement any variation of a Carbon Tax is scary though.





Can sheep save the planet? Yes! says Allan Savory

 

[luiza]

Morticia's birthday party and the consequent trapped Gas needs to be accounted for .

Has Turdy Tommy passed away ( I live in hope)--- he was another threat to Warming ?

 

[schmidlap]

Is Denmark as big as Florida?

China's domination of the growing global clean energy technology market includes its EV exports:

A total 17.3 million electric cars were produced worldwide in 2024, about one-quarter more than in 2023, largely as a result of increased production in China, which reached 12.4 million electric cars. China remains the world’s electric car manufacturing hub, accounting for more than 70% of global production in 2024. Production in China has been increasingly shaped by the expansion of domestic manufacturers. In 2024, Chinese OEMs accounted for more than 80% of domestic production, up from roughly two-thirds in 2021...​

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The United States remained a net importer of electric cars in 2024. Exports fell nearly 15% year-on-year to less than 200 000 electric cars, while imports grew 40% to 630 000. ​

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The surrender of the global market to China by the United States is regrettable.

The future is not in dirty fuels, despite Iran's being empowered by the lingering international dependance,

 

[Robert W]

China's domination of the growing global clean energy technology market includes its EV exports:

A total 17.3 million electric cars were produced worldwide in 2024, about one-quarter more than in 2023, largely as a result of increased production in China, which reached 12.4 million electric cars. China remains the world’s electric car manufacturing hub, accounting for more than 70% of global production in 2024. Production in China has been increasingly shaped by the expansion of domestic manufacturers. In 2024, Chinese OEMs accounted for more than 80% of domestic production, up from roughly two-thirds in 2021...​

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The United States remained a net importer of electric cars in 2024. Exports fell nearly 15% year-on-year to less than 200 000 electric cars, while imports grew 40% to 630 000. ​

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The surrender of the global market to China by the United States is regrettable.

The future is not in dirty fuels, despite Iran's being empowered by the lingering international dependance,

Denmark is about 3.2 times smaller​

Florida is approximately 139,670 sq km, while Denmark is approximately 43,094 sq km, making Denmark 30.85% the size of Florida. Meanwhile, the population of Florida is ~18.8 million people (12.9 million fewer people live in Denmark). We have positioned the outline of Florida near the middle of Denmark.

 

[schmidlap]

Denmark is about 3.2 times smaller​

Florida is approximately 139,670 sq km, while Denmark is approximately 43,094 sq km, making Denmark 30.85% the size of Florida. Meanwhile, the population of Florida is ~18.8 million people (12.9 million fewer people live in Denmark). We have positioned the outline of Florida near the middle of Denmark.

Denmark's size is one advantage it has in making the transition to clean energy more efficiently than larger nations.

(China's size is an advantage in its profitable export of clean energy technology.)

Potential differs by nation due to a number of factors.

Several countries are at the forefront of the global clean energy transition, combining ambitious targets, large-scale deployment, and innovative policies.​

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Top global leaders by renewable share of electricity vitalsigns.edf.org​

• Denmark – 67% from wind and solar; 58% from wind alone; aims for 100% renewable by 2030.
• Greece – 41.1% renewables.
• Netherlands – 41% renewables.
• Spain – 40.5% renewables.
• Portugal – 39.7% renewables.
• Germany – 39.4% renewables; home to major offshore wind farms.
• Uruguay – 39.4% renewables; cut electricity costs nearly in half and created 50,000 jobs.
• Ireland – 37.5% renewables.
• United Kingdom – 32.7% renewables.
• Chile – 31.7% renewables.

Even the U.S. is making progress, albeit slowly, some states faster than others, of course.

Texas is more advanced than most, generating 21.7% of its electricity from wind, and 10.7% from solar in 2025.​

According to data from the US Energy Information Administration, renewable energy accounted for 17.8% of total primary energy production and 22.7% of total utility-scale electricity generation in the United States in 2024, up from 8.4% and 21% in 2022.​

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China has set a new benchmark in its transition to renewable energy, with wind and solar power sources generating 26% of the nation’s electricity in April 2025.​

China achieves new milestone in energy transition

China has achieved a milestone in renewable energy transition, with wind and solar generating 26% of the nation's electricity in April 2025.

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[Robert W]

Oil and gas are renewable resources.

 

[schmidlap]

Oil and gas are renewable resources.

Trump's scientific ignorance and disastrous "little excursion" in Iran have combined to make him a hapless Chinese asset in its quest for global clean energy dominion.

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America’s allies, stung by soaring energy costs due to Washington’s attacks on Iran, are confronting an uncomfortable truth: The escape route from fossil fuel shocks leads straight into China’s arms.​

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From the European Union and the United Kingdom to South Korea and the Philippines, numerous countries have responded to the war-driven spike in oil and gas prices with calls to accelerate electrification and the rollout of clean energy infrastructure.​

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While that doesn’t offer an immediate fix to higher costs, governments see clean, domestic energy sources, such as renewables and nuclear power, as the obvious long-term solution to protect their economies from the ups and downs of global fossil fuel markets.​

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But there’s also an obvious catch: The faster they move to decarbonize, the more they will have to rely on China to supply the necessary materials. After all, Beijing controls the overwhelming majority of the world’s clean technology and critical mineral supply...​

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[Robert W]

Trump's scientific ignorance and disastrous "little excursion" in Iran have combined to make him a hapless Chinese asset in its quest for global clean energy dominion.

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America’s allies, stung by soaring energy costs due to Washington’s attacks on Iran, are confronting an uncomfortable truth: The escape route from fossil fuel shocks leads straight into China’s arms.​

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From the European Union and the United Kingdom to South Korea and the Philippines, numerous countries have responded to the war-driven spike in oil and gas prices with calls to accelerate electrification and the rollout of clean energy infrastructure.​

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While that doesn’t offer an immediate fix to higher costs, governments see clean, domestic energy sources, such as renewables and nuclear power, as the obvious long-term solution to protect their economies from the ups and downs of global fossil fuel markets.​

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But there’s also an obvious catch: The faster they move to decarbonize, the more they will have to rely on China to supply the necessary materials. After all, Beijing controls the overwhelming majority of the world’s clean technology and critical mineral supply...​

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Yes, that does not challenge the reality of China's dominating the growing global clean energy technology market.

 

[Robert W]

Yes, that does not challenge the reality of China's dominating the growing global clean energy technology market.

So, you are pleased that though they ship windmills and solar panels, they consume huge amounts of coal and keep building coal fired plants. They dialed in the democrat's number according to you.

 

[schmidlap]

So, you are pleased that though they ship windmills and solar panels, they consume huge amounts of coal and keep building coal fired plants. They dialed in the democrat's number according to you.

No, as a patriotic American, I am not l am not pleased that the United States surrendered the growing global clean energy technology market to China, nor that Trump's disrupting dirty fuel commerce has aided China in its market dominance.

 

[Lockback]

No, as a patriotic American, I am not l am not pleased that the United States surrendered the growing global clean energy technology market to China, nor that Trump's disrupting dirty fuel commerce has aided China in its market dominance.

You're NOT a patriotic American.
You're a Leftist.

 

[Robert W]

No, as a patriotic American, I am not l am not pleased that the United States surrendered the growing global clean energy technology market to China, nor that Trump's disrupting dirty fuel commerce has aided China in its market dominance.

It would be productive were you to stick to the topic.

China knows what is best for them, coal powered plants.