The Iron Law of power density and the myth of solar and wind energy .....

Nitrogen, together with phosphorous and potassium, is one of the biggest macro-nutrients required for plant growth. Natural gas is a commonly used as a feedstock to produce two nitrogen-based fertilizers – ammonia and urea – in large quantities.

Natural gas? Not oil? Weird.
surada , Ditto
 
Good article that covers the myths of solar and wind energy......again, this isn't about creating cheap, reliable, plentiful energy...this is about reducing the availability of American energy so that the elite can dictate to us where we can live, what we can drive, how big our families are, what we can eat......

If you don't understand this, you don't know what is going on....
CONSPIRACY THEORY ALERT!
 
Nitrogen, together with phosphorous and potassium, is one of the biggest macro-nutrients required for plant growth. Natural gas is a commonly used as a feedstock to produce two nitrogen-based fertilizers – ammonia and urea – in large quantities. Natural gas? Not oil? Weird.
And they extract just about zero urea from crude, right?
Are you happy now? I'm not an expert on synthetic fertilizer.
 
prove it! Obesity isn't from eating too much!!! Many factors fall into the reasons. You're a punk.


Note a fking link!!!! educate your dummass.
Sorry, but obesity is caused by overeating (drops mic). :biggrin:

*Overeating: Consuming more calories than are expended.
 
Sorry, but obesity is caused by overeating (drops mic). :biggrin:

*Overeating: Consuming more calories than are expended.
jc456,
If you really want to be amused watch this video. The presenters stress the importance of protein in a healthy diet. ;)

 
Sorry, but obesity is caused by overeating (drops mic). :biggrin:

*Overeating: Consuming more calories than are expended.
If You Spell Mike "Mic," It's a Sign That Your Brain Has Gone on Stric

Since plants can't be eaten in the winter, man had to store carbohydrates as fat to avoid starvation until spring. Excess protein and fat are excreted, though.

Lying nutritionists, bribed by General Foods and Nabisco, use the Greek-derived terms "carbohydrates and protein," but, instead of using the Greek "lipids" for fat, these mercenary mentors use the English word just to make suckers think that eating dietary fat must make us fat.
 

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