Alcan?Another conspiracy theory beaten up by the Aluminatti.
Drought is caused by cooling oceans and GMO cultivars have taken some major leaps in yield this crop year.
More food to burn as biofuel and artery clogging deep fryer oil.
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The Sound Of Settled Science
90 climate models vs reality.
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HOLY SCHMIDT - Does that ever sound familiar.THE HOCKEY SCHTICK: New study finds the natural Pacific Decadal Oscillation controls tornado activity, not CO2
What do experts know?Atlantic hurricane season quietest in 45 years, experts say
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Oil-rich Alberta and Saskatchewan have the highest incomes in Canada but that wealth comes with some of the highest per capita greenhouse gas emissions in the world.
10%? The exact amount that will be pumped underground from coal fired power plants into oil fields to produce more oil. Hooray for SaskPower!The report, titled Canada's Emissions Trends 2013, was released last Thursday. It noted Canada contributed 1.8 per cent of global GHGs in 2010 at 537 million tonnes, which worked out to 20.4 tonnes per person. It's the lowest level of emissions for Canadians since Ottawa started collecting such statistics in 1990, yet still ranks among the highest level of emissions of any
country.
Per capita GHG emissions globally were 4.4 tonnes in 2010. Drill down to Alberta and Saskatchewan - more than 90 per cent of Canada's oil is produced in the two provinces - and the numbers more than triple to 64.5 tonnes per capita in Alberta and 69.4 in Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan number is forecast to drop more than 10 per cent by 2020, but with oilsands production expected to exceed 3 million barrels a day by 2020, Alberta is set climb to 64.9 tonnes.
Canada's emissions grew 17 per cent in that period. Admittedly, Canada is a big and cold country with an advanced economy and a growing population.
Carbon is a fractional element of the total
atmosphere, about .039%, that's 4 parts per 10,000 of
other elements. The oceans contain
37,400 billion tons (GT) of suspended carbon, land biomass has 2000-3000 billion
tons. The atmosphere contains 720 billion tons of CO2 of
which humans contribute only 6
billion tons (accounting for all of the human contribution to suspended carbon). All of this carbon is in some form of continuous circulation... and even minor geological events can cause significant re-distribution.