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I remember driving through Gary Indiana in the sixties and it seeing the air so thick with yellow pollution you couldn't see 1/2 a... -
Didn't you vote for the person most to blame Donald Trump pulled the United States out of the Paris Agreement on climate change Trump...
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You mean he has arisin? 😂
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Art Deco replied to the thread The transition.And an example from the real world... https://mailchi.mp/31edaebd950c/talking-climate-now-in-your-inbox-10351337?e=d42b069f82
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The real issue is with solar or wind you don't have the recurring revenue that you do with natural gas or coal. You can't really charge...
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Art Deco replied to the thread The transition.I should have said "profitable this quarter " . My mistake.
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it may take a few years longer than it would in a "rational" world, but petroleum isn't magic. there's a century of human ingenuity...
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Although if you look at the rate of return on power plant development nothing pays for itself faster and brings in more money than...
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Art Deco reacted to Susan in Toronto's post in the thread Best cargo bags (panniers?) for groceries? with
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“For shopping etc 20 liters a bit on the small size. If you would use them in a pair that could work, or get a bigger one in the 25...
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Art Deco replied to the thread The transition.What you say is possible and rational, but it doesn't count the money ... petroleum is very profitable, renewables usually not...
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Art Deco replied to the thread The transition.I would bring back zeppelins in the air before I brought back cranks on the ground. Jes sayin'.
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ive actually used one, bit scary to say the least.
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Chargeride, I know where the electricity can come from! Remember those old cars that you had to manually crank the motor from the front...
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Art Deco replied to the thread The transition.I've never heard of these, or ot the Morton you mention below. My question is always "who services something that is too heavy to return...