Climate change. I`m glad it changed back to normal again. But it will ebb again until the next solar cycle.
PS do cooling oceans cause droughts?
PS do cooling oceans cause droughts?
by the way. A dirtly little secret of why we have National Parks was to save mass amounts of resources for future use when we can use it without being pigs.
Grassland's National Park is where it is for a damn good reason and was recently created for a damn good reason.
Nat Gas (sour gas) is two to three times abundant and will be used for turbine driven electricity generation. With current emission technology it is impossible to burn sour gas without killing **** loads of everything....UNLESS it is carbon capture (wink wink) and pumped back into the ground to be used for a solvent in the Williston Basin to regenerate current sweet and mid grade crude fields of the Northern Bakken in SK ND SD MT MN, WY plus Bakken kerogen Green River CO kerogen and more down to Mexico and the entire Caribbean gas fields. Using the electrical heating process with even more carbon credits for heating towns and cities with the geothermal heat by-product and we can all free green about living and working in the oil fields of northern US right through Sask to northern Sask and Alberta North West BC, offshore BC clear through to the Yukon and off shore Yukon and in the seas as far as Ellesmere.There is plenty of gas. Then we have to convert millions of cars to natural gas from oil. It will take decades and it hasn't started yet. Because what do you do first, build the natural gas stations or the cars? Likely fleets of trucks will start, if they have, and they don't yet. Trucks can have stations right in their yards.
National parks were made so huge because one hundred years ago Banff and Jasper had few people living there. Bigger than some European countries. Like they knew about hydrocarbons 100 years ago. Try not to give our leaders too much credit.
One day climate change skeptics will be seen in the same negative light as racists, or so says former Vice President Al Gore.
In an interview with former advertising executive and Climate Reality Project collaborator Alex Bogusky broadcasted on UStream on Friday, Gore explained that in order for climate change alarmists to succeed, they must “win the conversation” against those who deny there is a crisis.
Read more: Al Gore | Global warming | racists | The Daily Caller
Oh, I forgot, resident genius here. Show us your brilliance Einstein.
I thought this Thread would be an audio or video clip pertaining to when Al Gore
Popped about a month back (heard the clip on satalite radio) speaking to some
group where he was asked questions he didn't want to answer. It was freaky.
I found part of it here: Al Gore Goes Crazy On Anti Global Warming Scientists, Calling All This Bull**** - YouTube
WE don't even know how much oil and gas is sitting off the west coast because some short sighted liberal government in Ottawa put a moritiorium on drilling about 30 years ago.
Sucker!Article from Reuters stating that for past 5 years or so the oil industry has been finding about 15-20 billion new barrels of oil a year. The world consumes 30 billion barrels of oil per year. The arithmetic works against us here. As a result, cheap oil is never coming back. Peak oil doesnt mean oil will run out, it means all forms of energy will become more expensive. Hence, less pollution as we burn less, and less greenhouse gases. Al Gore wins!
Oil exploration costs rocket as risks rise | Reuters
Peak oil doesnt mean oil will run out, it means all forms of energy will become more expensive. Hence, less pollution as we burn less, and less greenhouse gases. Al Gore wins!
Oil exploration costs rocket as risks rise | Reuters
Hell no. You use your worst first Then you go for the sweet stuff. Heavy oil has something in it that is very very valuable. Sulphur.No, once you get past peak oil, it means more pollution because you have tap into dirtier and more volatile reserves.
I'm glad climate changed back to normal around here. I'm days away from one of the best harvests we've seen in a decades. High quality and heavy. Currently sitting at 22% moisture but after todays heat (30C) I'll be combining by the weekend.
Amen.