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'Stealing the wind': Nations actually fighting over using too much AIR! * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
'They also are being shown to affect meteorological and atmospheric conditions'

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You shouldn't be starting any threads.Why didn't they follow the science...my god they've killed us all by making it worse![]()
'Stealing the wind': Nations actually fighting over using too much AIR! * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
'They also are being shown to affect meteorological and atmospheric conditions'www.wnd.com
You shouldn't be starting any threads.
Try reading more more, and typing less.
Come on man follow the science......You shouldn't be starting any threads.
Try reading more more, and typing less.
You can't make this shit up.Why didn't they follow the science...my god they've killed us all by making it worse![]()
'Stealing the wind': Nations actually fighting over using too much AIR! * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
'They also are being shown to affect meteorological and atmospheric conditions'www.wnd.com
Well first, it is the wake effect;Why didn't they follow the science...my god they've killed us all by making it worse![]()
'Stealing the wind': Nations actually fighting over using too much AIR! * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
'They also are being shown to affect meteorological and atmospheric conditions'www.wnd.com
No, it does not. The widespread use of solar would cool the region where the solar farms are located, but the use of the electricity generated in urban area would warm the urban area. So no net cooling or warming on a global scale from the use of solar.Just wait until they discover that the widespread use of solar causes global cooling.
Here;Just wait until they discover that the widespread use of solar causes global cooling.
Why didn't they follow the science...my god they've killed us all by making it worse![]()
'Stealing the wind': Nations actually fighting over using too much AIR! * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
'They also are being shown to affect meteorological and atmospheric conditions'www.wnd.com
It literally converts solar energy into electricity that would have warmed the surface of the planet. Studies have shown there is a localized cooling effect. Do enough of it and it becomes a global effect. It would take installing solar panels on about 1% of the land surface to turn the planet from net warming to net cooling.No, it does not. The widespread use of solar would cool the region where the solar farms are located, but the use of the electricity generated in urban area would warm the urban area. So no net cooling or warming on a global scale from the use of solar.
Flawed assumption on waste heat and no incremental analysis of waste heat.Here;
Abstract
Regardless of the harmful effects of burning fossil fuels on global climate, other energy sources will become more important in the future because fossil fuels could run out by the early twenty-second centuryl, When will fossil fuel reserves be diminished? This implies that sooner or later humanity will rely heavily on renewable energy sources. Here we model the effects of an idealized large-scale application of renewable energy on global and regional climate relative to a background climate of the representative concentration pathway 2.6 scenario (RCP2.6; ref. 5). We find that solar panels alone induce regional cooling by converting incoming solar energy to electricity in comparison to the climate without solar panels. The conversion of this electricity to heat, primarily in urban areas, increases regional and global temperatures which compensate the cooling effect. However, there are consequences involved with these processes that modulate the global atmospheric circulation, resulting in changes in regional precipitation.
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Impact of solar panels on global climate - Nature Climate Change
This study considers how large-scale application of solar panels will affect climate. Electricity generation leads to regional cooling but this is countered by the power’s use, affecting global circulation patterns with changes in regional rainfall.www.nature.com
The end result of work is heat. Energy can neither be created or destroyed other than in nuclear reactions. And even then you are merely converting one form of energy, matter, into energy.It literally converts solar energy into electricity that would have warmed the surface of the planet. Studies have shown there is a localized cooling effect. Do enough of it and it becomes a global effect. It would take installing solar panels on about 1% of the land surface to turn the planet from net warming to net cooling.
Not all electricity used is converted into hear. A portion does work. But since it is replacing electricity generated from fossil fuels, whatever waste heat from using electricity, there's no incremental increase from that. So the only incremental change is the localized cooling from converting sunshine which would have heated the surface of the planet into electricity.
And your engineering degree is from where? Or perhaps it is a degree in physics?Flawed assumption on waste heat and no incremental analysis of waste heat.
Except you are forgetting work performed which must be accounted for in the energy balance and that waste heat from fossil fuels did not convert sunshine into electricity that would have otherwise heated the surface of the planet. So incrementally there is no change in waste heat but there is a change in solar radiation heating the surface of the planet.The end result of work is heat. Energy can neither be created or destroyed other than in nuclear reactions. And even then you are merely converting one form of energy, matter, into energy.
OSU. Where is yours from?And your engineering degree is from where? Or perhaps it is a degree in physics?
Technically, we already know solar panels retain and intensify the heat of the sun, increasing global warming.Just wait until they discover that the widespread use of solar causes global cooling.