A thought on global climate change

[CRBMoA]

A 68 Bug should have enough horse power to mow tall grass, if it's not wet. No way they create enough torque to break iron.

 

[JuglansRegia]

Chi-Na! is planning on building 300-500 new coal fired power plants in the next 20 years. I would like to hear governors Brown and Inslee's plans to address that.

 

[03A3Sporter]

Chi-Na! is planning on building 300-500 new coal fired power plants in the next 20 years. I would like to hear governors Brown and Inslee's plans to address that.

Rest assured it will involve you paying more money to save enviornment .

 

[Mikej]

Chi-Na! is planning on building 300-500 new coal fired power plants in the next 20 years. I would like to hear governors Brown and Inslee's plans to address that.

That's easy! More taxes!

What do I win?

 

[Certaindeaf]

There are advanced storage technologies on the horizon that use carbon as the primary storage medium. Tech can fix this the same as it's fixed other issues, and in so doing it will likely cause new issues, which tech will then fix again.

The shale of which the rocky mountains is comprised is one example.

 

[Dinglenutz]

When you have irrefutable proof that the coal , oil and natural gas come from these sources get back to me. I find much more plausible that the earth is constantly making these fuels , versus a bunch plants died all at the same, and ta da millions of years later we have coal.

I tend to think that this is likely as well - look at how common methane is in the solar system, and then ask where the fossils to make that came from. Hydrogen and carbon, plus a lot of heat, pressure and time seems like a good way to make a lot of so called fossil fuels. I'm sure that both sources contribute but I'm not certain what the proportions are.

 

[Certaindeaf]

I tend to think that this is likely as well - look at how common methane is in the solar system, and then ask where the fossils to make that came from. Hydrogen and carbon, plus a lot of heat, pressure and time seems like a good way to make a lot of so called fossil fuels. I'm sure that both sources contribute but I'm not certain what the proportions are.

I think we should be much more concerned with the mining of paleo aquifers.

 

[CountryGent]

Tme to lock it up? Or fall further down this rabbit hole?

Yah ... I think we're there.