Wind Turbine Explodes Closing New England Beaches

[elektra]

We are yet again given another glaring example of the Democrats poor attempt atbusing, "science" to solve the problems theybmake up.

Non-biodegradable shards of fiberglass, micro plastics, have now polluted New England beaches from a wind turbine somehow blew apart.

Yes, the science desiegned to harness the wind can not withstand the wind.

Fish are literally eating the toxic micro plastics scattered forever in the ocean.

Okay, let’s do a quick rundown of the implications of this event, to illustrate how disastrous this failure really is.

Off-shore wind turbine blade snaps off into water and forces closure of Nantucket beaches

More absurd tales of environmental destruction, courtesy of the “environmentally-friendly” agenda, replete with catastrophic failures and lies—just a few days back, an off-shore wind turbine blade off the coast of Nantucket snapped ...

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We’ve got shards of composite material made of glass and petroleum-based resin polluting the water—what’s this going to do to marine life? And the progressive leftists who think they’re the eco-conscious ones worry about plastic straws or some plastic bags? Imagine all the creatures that will be swallowing a synthetic glass! And, since the shards are washing up on shore, now people can’t even enjoy walking barefoot on the sand lest they get sliced up by razor sharp detritus, and they certainly can’t enjoy a swim or frolic in the water.

 

[luiza]

Wind Turbine Explodes​

Which one ?
De Crepit US, or, Horsey Horse ?

 

[Crick]

We are yet again given another glaring example of the Democrats poor attempt atbusing, "science" to solve the problems theybmake up.

Non-biodegradable shards of fiberglass, micro plastics, have now polluted New England beaches from a wind turbine somehow blew apart.

Yes, the science desiegned to harness the wind can not withstand the wind.

Fish are literally eating the toxic micro plastics scattered forever in the ocean.

Okay, let’s do a quick rundown of the implications of this event, to illustrate how disastrous this failure really is.

Off-shore wind turbine blade snaps off into water and forces closure of Nantucket beaches

More absurd tales of environmental destruction, courtesy of the “environmentally-friendly” agenda, replete with catastrophic failures and lies—just a few days back, an off-shore wind turbine blade off the coast of Nantucket snapped ...

www.americanthinker.com

We’ve got shards of composite material made of glass and petroleum-based resin polluting the water—what’s this going to do to marine life? And the progressive leftists who think they’re the eco-conscious ones worry about plastic straws or some plastic bags? Imagine all the creatures that will be swallowing a synthetic glass! And, since the shards are washing up on shore, now people can’t even enjoy walking barefoot on the sand lest they get sliced up by razor sharp detritus, and they certainly can’t enjoy a swim or frolic in the water.
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For comparison purposes:

Exxon Valdez spill

Deepwater Horizon

List of oil spills - Wikipedia

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This article lists hundreds of oil spills, (I got tired of counting but I'd estimate it near 500) the average of which was likely in the tens of thousands of tons of spilled oil. Tell me you think those pieces of plastic and fiberglass laying on the sand are worse.

 

[elektra]

For comparison purposes:

Exxon Valdez spill

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Deepwater Horizon
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List of oil spills - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

This article lists hundreds of oil spills, (I got tired of counting but I'd estimate it near 500) the average of which was likely in the tens of thousands of tons of spilled oil. Tell me you think those pieces of plastic and fiberglass laying on the sand are worse.

Yep, due to the massive fossil fuel requirments of renewables oil production had to increase dramatically.

$10 trillion dollars of oil products consumed by the wind and solar industry results in increased oil spills and environment damage.

 

[Crick]

Yep, due to the massive fossil fuel requirments of renewables oil production had to increase dramatically.

$10 trillion dollars of oil products consumed by the wind and solar industry results in increased oil spills and environment damage.

The world's first wind farm went up in December of 1980

Here's a graph of global oil consumption covering that date. It shows consumption DROPPING when wind turbines started going up.

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Development-of-oil-consumption-world-wide-and-by-category-of-economy-1965-2008-Source_fig1_228368500

Here is a list of oil spills BEFORE 1980. The fourth and fifth columns are the minimum and maximum estimate of the tons spilled.

MT Independenţa	Turkey, Bosphorus	15 November 1979	95,000	95,000		[197]
Burmah Agate	United States, Galveston Bay, Texas	1 November 1979	8,440	8,440		[275]
Aphrodite	Port Stanvac, South Australia	20 July 1979	unknown	unknown		[276]
Atlantic Empress / Aegean Captain	Trinidad and Tobago	19 July 1979	287,000	287,000		[197][277][278]
Ixtoc I oil spill	Mexico, Bay of Campeche, Gulf of Mexico	3 June 1979 – 23 March 1980	454,000	480,000	Pemex	[279][280][281]
Betelgeuse	Ireland, Bantry Bay	8 January 1979	64,000	64,000		[282]
Peck Slip Spill	Puerto Rico, Cabo San Juan, Puerto Rico	19 December 1978	1,550	1,550	Sun Oil Company	[283]
Cabo Tamar	Chile, San Vincente Bay	7 June 1978	12,500	12,500		[257]
Amoco Cadiz	France, Brittany	16 March 1978	223,000	227,000	Amoco	[184][197][284][285]
Trans-Alaska Pipeline sabotage by explosives	United States, Alaska	15 February 1978	2,162	2,162		[286]
Brazilian Marina	Brazil, Sao Sebastiao Channel, São Paulo	9 January 1978	10,039	10,039		[287]
Venpet-Venoil collision	South Africa, Cape St. Francis	16 December 1977	26,600	30,500	Bethlehem Steel Corporation	[288]
Unknown ship	United States, Key Largo, Florida	1 May 1977				[289]
Ekofisk oil field	Norway, North Sea	22 April 1977	27,600	27,600		[290][291]
MV Hawaiian Patriot	United States, 300 nmi (560 km; 350 mi) off Honolulu, Hawaii	26 February 1977	95,000	95,000		[184][197]
Borag	Taiwan, Northern coast	7 February 1977	34,000	34,000		[292]
Argo Merchant	United States, Nantucket Island, Massachusetts	15 December 1976	25,000	28,000		[293][294]
NEPCO 140	United States, Saint Lawrence River	23 June 1976	1,000	1,000		[295][296]
Urquiola	Spain, A Coruña	12 May 1976	100,000	100,000		[197]
St. Peter	Colombia, Cabo Manglares	5 February–November 1976	38,056	38,056		[297]
Niger Delta	Nigeria, Niger Delta	1976 – 1996	258,000	328,000	Royal Dutch Shell	[298]
Olympic Bravery	France, Ushant	24 January 1976	900	900	Onassis	[299]
Epic Colocotronis Spill	Puerto Rico, Rincon, Puerto Rico	13 May 1975	61,000	61,000	Colocotronis brothers of Greece and Great Britain	[300]
Tarik Ibn Ziyad	Brazil, Sao Sebastiao terminal, Santos	26 March 1975	10,000	20,000		[301][302][303]
Liberian tanker	United States, Florida	1975	135	135		[289]
Corinthos	United States, Delaware River, Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania	31 January 1975	36,000	36,000
Jakob Maersk	Portugal, Oporto	29 January 1975	88,000	88,000		[197]
Afran Zodiac	Ireland, Bantry Bay	10 January 1975	451	451		[304]
Showa Maru	Singapore, off Pulau Sebarok, Singapore Strait	7 January 1975	3,300	4,500		[305][306]
VLCC Metula	Chile, Strait of Magellan	9 August 1974	50,000	51,000		[307]
Oriental Pioneer	South Africa, Struisbaai	22 July 1974	200	200		[308][309]
Jawachta	Sweden, Smygehuk	20 December 1973	3,000	16,000		[310]
Trinimar Marine Well 327	Venezuela, Gulf of Paria	8 August 1973	1,091	1,091		[311]
Napier	Chile, Guamblin Island	June 1973	30,000	30,000		[312]
S.S. Zoe Colocotronis Spill	Puerto Rico, Lajas, Puerto Rico	18 March 1973	5,170	5,170	Colocotronis brothers of Greece and Great Britain	[313]
Irish Stardust	Canada, Vancouver Island, British Columbia	January 1973	450	450		[314]
Sea Star	Iran, Gulf of Oman	19 December 1972	115,000	115,000	Samyang Navigation	[184][197]
Oswego-Guardian – Texanita collision	South Africa, Stilbaai	21 August 1972	10,000	10,000		[315]
Myrtea	Singapore, off Pulau Bukom, Singapore Strait	June 1972	1,000	1,000		[316]
Texaco Denmark	Belgium, North Sea	7 December 1971	107,000	107,000		[317]
Navy tanker Towle	United States, New York City, New York, Gravesend Bay	14 July 1971	123	123		[318][319]
Texaco Oklahoma	United States	27 March 1971	25,700	31,500		[310][320]
Trinity Navigator	United Kingdom, Devon	2 March 1971	unknown	unknown		[321]
Wafra	South Africa, Cape Agulhas	21 February 1971	27,000	27,000		[322][323]
Arizona Standard / Oregon Standard collision	United States, San Francisco Bay	17 January 1971	2,700	2,700		[324][325][326]
Othello	Sweden, Trälhavet Bay	20 March 1970	50,000	60,000		[184][209]
Platform Charlie	United States, Louisiana	10 February 1970	unknown	unknown		[327]
SS Arrow	Canada, Chedabucto Bay, Nova Scotia	4 February 1970	10,330	10,330		[328]
Hamilton Trader	United Kingdom, Liverpool Bay, Irish Sea	30 April 1969	546	546		[329]
Santa Barbara	United States, Santa Barbara, California	28 January 1969	6,000	14,000		[330]
Witwater	Panama, Canal Zone, Galeta Island	13 December 1968	1,910	1,910		[331]
World Glory	South Africa, 65 miles ENE of Durban	13 June 1968	44,058	46,000	World Tankers Co. Inc.	[332][333][334]
Genevieve	United States, Corpus Christi, Texas	25 April 1968	unknown	unknown	Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. Ltd.	[335]
Andron	Namibia, between Luderitz and Walvis Bay	8 May 1968				[336][337]
Esso Essen	South Africa	April 1968	4,092	4,092		[336]
General Colocotronis	Bahamas, Eleuthera	7 March 1968	5,047	5,047		[338]
Ocean Eagle	Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico	3 March 1968	12,000	12,500	Transocean Tankers Inc.	[339][340]
R.C. Stoner	United States, Pacific Ocean, Wake Island	1967	20,000	20,000		[310]
Torrey Canyon	United Kingdom, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly	18 March 1967	80,000	119,000		[184][197]
Mississippi River oil spill (1962–1963)	United States, Savage and Mankato, Minnesota	8 December 1962 – 23 January 1963	11,000	15,000
African Queen	United States, Ocean City, Maryland	30 December 1958	21,000	21,000		[341][342]
Avila Beach pipeline	United States, Avila Beach, California	1950's – 1996	1,300	1,300		[343]
Guadalupe Oil Field	United States, Guadalupe, California	1950's – 1994	29,000	29,000		[343]
Sliedrecht	South Africa, Cape Town, Table Bay	November 1953	1,000	1,000		[344]
SS Jacob Luckenbach	United States, Gulf of the Farallons National Marine Sanctuary, San Francisco, California	14 July 1953 – present	1,484	1,484		[345]
Esso Wheeling	South Africa, Quoin Point near Cape Town	4 November 1948				[346]
Berth 157	United States, Wilmington	2 June 1948				[347]
SS Douglas Victory	United States, Wilmington, California	27 March 1948				[348]
SS River Raisin	United States	1948				[349]
Lincoln	South Africa, Quoin Point near Cape Town	1946				[346]
Greenpoint, Brooklyn	United States, Newtown Creek, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York	1940s – 1950s	55,200	97,400		[350]
Seria Field 14 wells	Brunei	12 June 1945 – September 1945	unknown	unknown		[351][352][353]
Scuttled tanker El Grillo	Iceland, Seyðisfjörður	February 1944 – present	unknown	unknown		[354]
SS Frank H. Buck / SS President Coolidge collision	United States, San Francisco Bay, California	6 March 1937	8,870	8,870		[324][355]
Lakeview Gusher	United States, Kern County, California	14 March 1910 – 10 September 1911	1,230,000	1,230,000		[356]
Thomas W. Lawson	United Kingdom, Isles of Scilly	14 December 1907	7,400	7,400		[357]
SS Petriana	Australia, Port Phillip, Victoria	30 November 1903	1,300	1,300	Asiatic Petroleum Company	[358]
Louisiana's coast	United States, Port Eads, Louisiana, Louisiana	16 November 2023	3,500	3,500	Main Pass Oil Gathering company	[359] [360]

Let's see you source for that $10 trillion figure, cause, god almighty, you are one stupid ****.

 

[elektra]

The world's first wind farm went up in December of 1980

Here's a graph of global oil consumption covering that date. It shows consumption DROPPING when wind turbines started going up.

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https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Development-of-oil-consumption-world-wide-and-by-category-of-economy-1965-2008-Source_fig1_228368500

Here is a list of oil spills BEFORE 1980. The fourth and fifth columns are the minimum and maximum estimate of the tons spilled.

MT Independenţa	Turkey, Bosphorus	15 November 1979	95,000	95,000		[197]
Burmah Agate	United States, Galveston Bay, Texas	1 November 1979	8,440	8,440		[275]
Aphrodite	Port Stanvac, South Australia	20 July 1979	unknown	unknown		[276]
Atlantic Empress / Aegean Captain	Trinidad and Tobago	19 July 1979	287,000	287,000		[197][277][278]
Ixtoc I oil spill	Mexico, Bay of Campeche, Gulf of Mexico	3 June 1979 – 23 March 1980	454,000	480,000	Pemex	[279][280][281]
Betelgeuse	Ireland, Bantry Bay	8 January 1979	64,000	64,000		[282]
Peck Slip Spill	Puerto Rico, Cabo San Juan, Puerto Rico	19 December 1978	1,550	1,550	Sun Oil Company	[283]
Cabo Tamar	Chile, San Vincente Bay	7 June 1978	12,500	12,500		[257]
Amoco Cadiz	France, Brittany	16 March 1978	223,000	227,000	Amoco	[184][197][284][285]
Trans-Alaska Pipeline sabotage by explosives	United States, Alaska	15 February 1978	2,162	2,162		[286]
Brazilian Marina	Brazil, Sao Sebastiao Channel, São Paulo	9 January 1978	10,039	10,039		[287]
Venpet-Venoil collision	South Africa, Cape St. Francis	16 December 1977	26,600	30,500	Bethlehem Steel Corporation	[288]
Unknown ship	United States, Key Largo, Florida	1 May 1977				[289]
Ekofisk oil field	Norway, North Sea	22 April 1977	27,600	27,600		[290][291]
MV Hawaiian Patriot	United States, 300 nmi (560 km; 350 mi) off Honolulu, Hawaii	26 February 1977	95,000	95,000		[184][197]
Borag	Taiwan, Northern coast	7 February 1977	34,000	34,000		[292]
Argo Merchant	United States, Nantucket Island, Massachusetts	15 December 1976	25,000	28,000		[293][294]
NEPCO 140	United States, Saint Lawrence River	23 June 1976	1,000	1,000		[295][296]
Urquiola	Spain, A Coruña	12 May 1976	100,000	100,000		[197]
St. Peter	Colombia, Cabo Manglares	5 February–November 1976	38,056	38,056		[297]
Niger Delta	Nigeria, Niger Delta	1976 – 1996	258,000	328,000	Royal Dutch Shell	[298]
Olympic Bravery	France, Ushant	24 January 1976	900	900	Onassis	[299]
Epic Colocotronis Spill	Puerto Rico, Rincon, Puerto Rico	13 May 1975	61,000	61,000	Colocotronis brothers of Greece and Great Britain	[300]
Tarik Ibn Ziyad	Brazil, Sao Sebastiao terminal, Santos	26 March 1975	10,000	20,000		[301][302][303]
Liberian tanker	United States, Florida	1975	135	135		[289]
Corinthos	United States, Delaware River, Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania	31 January 1975	36,000	36,000
Jakob Maersk	Portugal, Oporto	29 January 1975	88,000	88,000		[197]
Afran Zodiac	Ireland, Bantry Bay	10 January 1975	451	451		[304]
Showa Maru	Singapore, off Pulau Sebarok, Singapore Strait	7 January 1975	3,300	4,500		[305][306]
VLCC Metula	Chile, Strait of Magellan	9 August 1974	50,000	51,000		[307]
Oriental Pioneer	South Africa, Struisbaai	22 July 1974	200	200		[308][309]
Jawachta	Sweden, Smygehuk	20 December 1973	3,000	16,000		[310]
Trinimar Marine Well 327	Venezuela, Gulf of Paria	8 August 1973	1,091	1,091		[311]
Napier	Chile, Guamblin Island	June 1973	30,000	30,000		[312]
S.S. Zoe Colocotronis Spill	Puerto Rico, Lajas, Puerto Rico	18 March 1973	5,170	5,170	Colocotronis brothers of Greece and Great Britain	[313]
Irish Stardust	Canada, Vancouver Island, British Columbia	January 1973	450	450		[314]
Sea Star	Iran, Gulf of Oman	19 December 1972	115,000	115,000	Samyang Navigation	[184][197]
Oswego-Guardian – Texanita collision	South Africa, Stilbaai	21 August 1972	10,000	10,000		[315]
Myrtea	Singapore, off Pulau Bukom, Singapore Strait	June 1972	1,000	1,000		[316]
Texaco Denmark	Belgium, North Sea	7 December 1971	107,000	107,000		[317]
Navy tanker Towle	United States, New York City, New York, Gravesend Bay	14 July 1971	123	123		[318][319]
Texaco Oklahoma	United States	27 March 1971	25,700	31,500		[310][320]
Trinity Navigator	United Kingdom, Devon	2 March 1971	unknown	unknown		[321]
Wafra	South Africa, Cape Agulhas	21 February 1971	27,000	27,000		[322][323]
Arizona Standard / Oregon Standard collision	United States, San Francisco Bay	17 January 1971	2,700	2,700		[324][325][326]
Othello	Sweden, Trälhavet Bay	20 March 1970	50,000	60,000		[184][209]
Platform Charlie	United States, Louisiana	10 February 1970	unknown	unknown		[327]
SS Arrow	Canada, Chedabucto Bay, Nova Scotia	4 February 1970	10,330	10,330		[328]
Hamilton Trader	United Kingdom, Liverpool Bay, Irish Sea	30 April 1969	546	546		[329]
Santa Barbara	United States, Santa Barbara, California	28 January 1969	6,000	14,000		[330]
Witwater	Panama, Canal Zone, Galeta Island	13 December 1968	1,910	1,910		[331]
World Glory	South Africa, 65 miles ENE of Durban	13 June 1968	44,058	46,000	World Tankers Co. Inc.	[332][333][334]
Genevieve	United States, Corpus Christi, Texas	25 April 1968	unknown	unknown	Lykes Brothers Steamship Co. Ltd.	[335]
Andron	Namibia, between Luderitz and Walvis Bay	8 May 1968				[336][337]
Esso Essen	South Africa	April 1968	4,092	4,092		[336]
General Colocotronis	Bahamas, Eleuthera	7 March 1968	5,047	5,047		[338]
Ocean Eagle	Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico	3 March 1968	12,000	12,500	Transocean Tankers Inc.	[339][340]
R.C. Stoner	United States, Pacific Ocean, Wake Island	1967	20,000	20,000		[310]
Torrey Canyon	United Kingdom, Cornwall and Isles of Scilly	18 March 1967	80,000	119,000		[184][197]
Mississippi River oil spill (1962–1963)	United States, Savage and Mankato, Minnesota	8 December 1962 – 23 January 1963	11,000	15,000
African Queen	United States, Ocean City, Maryland	30 December 1958	21,000	21,000		[341][342]
Avila Beach pipeline	United States, Avila Beach, California	1950's – 1996	1,300	1,300		[343]
Guadalupe Oil Field	United States, Guadalupe, California	1950's – 1994	29,000	29,000		[343]
Sliedrecht	South Africa, Cape Town, Table Bay	November 1953	1,000	1,000		[344]
SS Jacob Luckenbach	United States, Gulf of the Farallons National Marine Sanctuary, San Francisco, California	14 July 1953 – present	1,484	1,484		[345]
Esso Wheeling	South Africa, Quoin Point near Cape Town	4 November 1948				[346]
Berth 157	United States, Wilmington	2 June 1948				[347]
SS Douglas Victory	United States, Wilmington, California	27 March 1948				[348]
SS River Raisin	United States	1948				[349]
Lincoln	South Africa, Quoin Point near Cape Town	1946				[346]
Greenpoint, Brooklyn	United States, Newtown Creek, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York	1940s – 1950s	55,200	97,400		[350]
Seria Field 14 wells	Brunei	12 June 1945 – September 1945	unknown	unknown		[351][352][353]
Scuttled tanker El Grillo	Iceland, Seyðisfjörður	February 1944 – present	unknown	unknown		[354]
SS Frank H. Buck / SS President Coolidge collision	United States, San Francisco Bay, California	6 March 1937	8,870	8,870		[324][355]
Lakeview Gusher	United States, Kern County, California	14 March 1910 – 10 September 1911	1,230,000	1,230,000		[356]
Thomas W. Lawson	United Kingdom, Isles of Scilly	14 December 1907	7,400	7,400		[357]
SS Petriana	Australia, Port Phillip, Victoria	30 November 1903	1,300	1,300	Asiatic Petroleum Company	[358]
Louisiana's coast	United States, Port Eads, Louisiana, Louisiana	16 November 2023	3,500	3,500	Main Pass Oil Gathering company	[359] [360]

Let's see you source for that $10 trillion figure, cause, god almighty, you are one stupid ****.

Thank god for the wind turbine industry consuming more oil in that same period otherwise oil company profits would of dropped lower

 

[Crick]

Thank god for the wind turbine industry consuming more oil in that same period otherwise oil company profits would of dropped lower

I already showed you the data that show consumption went DOWN when wind farms began to appear, you lying piece of shit.

 

[elektra]

I already showed you the data that show consumption went DOWN when wind farms began to appear, you lying piece of shit.

Are you so dumb to think you proved that wind turbines reduced the use of oil and your third grade picture proves such.

Every single year that wind turbines have been installed natural gas fired power plants have been installed offsetting the loss of coal power.

Oil production was never a major source of electricity in the USA until wind turbines were installed.

Your idea that oil is used less because of wind is an outright lie.

 

[Crick]

Are you so dumb to think you proved that wind turbines reduced the use of oil

I showed you multiple data plots from very reputable sources (IEA) that showed precisely that.

and your third grade picture proves such.

I'm sorry they gave you difficulty. I could explain them to you in simple terms if you'd like.

Every single year that wind turbines have been installed natural gas fired power plants have been installed offsetting the loss of coal power.

Let's see then. We start with coal plants providing, say, 10 GW of power to some region. Then we install, say 14 GW of wind turbines and solar panels and a 6 GW natural gas plant to fill in the slack. The gas plant only operates intermittently. The vast majority of the load is serviced by wind and solar. So, the use of fossil fuel and the emission of GHGs goes down, dramatically. What possible procedure could possibly cause MORE fossil fuels to be burnt when wind and solar are providing major portions of the demand?

Oil production was never a major source of electricity in the USA until wind turbines were installed.

So you're saying that wind turbines require burning oil? How is that?

Your idea that oil is used less because of wind is an outright lie.

It's an outright fact and you're a flaming idiot to suggest otherwise.

 

[elektra]

I'm sorry they gave you difficulty. I could explain them to you in simple terms if you'd like.

Okay, explain away. Byt dont explain in simple terms that will be nothing more than you declaring it is so.

Explain in detailed technical terms. Right now I am woring of the first commercual scale fusion react to be built so I can easily understand technical terms.

Thank you, sincerly for offerring to explain what and how your post proves buulding thousands of wind turbines wuth oil reduced the use of oil.

This will be real fun

 

[Crick]

Okay, explain away. Byt dont explain in simple terms that will be nothing more than you declaring it is so.

Explain in detailed technical terms. Right now I am woring of the first commercual scale fusion react to be built so I can easily understand technical terms.

Thank you, sincerly for offerring to explain what and how your post proves buulding thousands of wind turbines wuth oil reduced the use of oil.

This will be real fun

Your ego is something to behold.

 

[elektra]

Your ego is something to behold.

Explain, you said you would explain, now you refuse?

You dont know your ass from a hole in the ground.

Crick, you post shows nothing otherwise you would explain how it is relevant

 

[Crick]

Explain, you said you would explain, now you refuse?

You dont know your ass from a hole in the ground.

Crick, you post shows nothing otherwise you would explain how it is relevant

Those "third grade pictures" were oil consumption data from the best experts on the planet. You had claimed that when wind turbines were introduced, oil consumption went through the roof. Those data showed that oil consumption at that point in time dropped. How about YOU explain how you got it so wrong?

 

[elektra]

Those "third grade pictures" were oil consumption data from the best experts on the planet. You had claimed that when wind turbines were introduced, oil consumption went through the roof. Those data showed that oil consumption at that point in time dropped. How about YOU explain how you got it so wrong?

You said you would explain how wind turbines made oil consumption drop with your third grade graph.

Where is the explanation

 

[Crick]

You said you would explain how wind turbines made oil consumption drop with your third grade graph.

Where is the explanation

I did NOT say I would explain how. I said I would explain the data graphs I posted in simple terms if you had found that too difficult to understand. Are you having difficulty understanding what they show?

The point is, again, that you claimed oil consumption had "to increase dramatically" with the introduction of wind turbines. The data I posted showed you to be wrong. Or lying. Take your pick.

Yep, due to the massive fossil fuel requirments of renewables oil production had to increase dramatically.

$10 trillion dollars of oil products consumed by the wind and solar industry results in increased oil spills and environment damage.

Also still waiting for a source of that $10 trillion dollars comment.

 

[elektra]

I did NOT say I would explain how. I said I would explain the data graphs I posted in simple terms if you had found that too difficult to understand. Are you having difficulty understanding what they show?

Of course you will not explain, now that I pointed out that the graphs have nothing to do with what lil crick claims.

Another lie and another lame reason why lil crick can not and will not explain, even after offering to do so.

How much energy do wind turbines alone, supply the world with? 1% at best, lil crick is such a low life liar that lil crick claims that 1% is enough to drop the output, the production of oil.

Dishonest lying piece of dog crap.

 

[elektra]

I already showed you the data that show consumption went DOWN when wind farms began to appear, you lying piece of shit.

ahhh, Google games. Games showing that Oil Consumption went down do to wind turbines. We can use google search results like the top card off the deck?

Oil counsumption in the USA has rose dramatically since we began endlessly manufacturing wind turbines. The only drop was the Covid drop.
I see your 2 of hearts and raise you the Ace of Spades

 

[Crick]

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Production-vs-Oil-Consumption-in-the-world-1965-2020-Source-Made-by-the-author_fig1_357405912

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Global-cumulative-wind-power-capacity-from-2001-to-2020-1_fig1_317054129

Between 2001 and 2020, wind turbine capacity increased by a factor of 3,300%. Oil consumption over that same period increased by a factor of 20%. That does not support the explosion in oil consumption you claim building wind turbines caused.

 

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https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Production-vs-Oil-Consumption-in-the-world-1965-2020-Source-Made-by-the-author_fig1_357405912

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https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Global-cumulative-wind-power-capacity-from-2001-to-2020-1_fig1_317054129

Between 2001 and 2020, wind turbine capacity increased by a factor of 3,300%. Oil consumption over that same period increased by a factor of 20%. That does not support the explosion in oil consumption you claim building wind turbines caused.

Another contradiction. Explain if you can

 

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Another contradiction. Explain if you can

The contradiction is between your claims and the data showing wind turbine capacity and oil consumption. And the solution is the obvious conclusion that you are simply lying and don't actually have a ******* clue what you're talking about.