How many greenies would give up their Starbucks or Tim's to increase food production on coffee plantations?
How many greenies would give up their Starbucks or Tim's to increase food production on coffee plantations?
It's Time For Tim's!But those are just two of their may entitlements.
So you recomend we turn land that feed the population into fuel generation instead of using a readily available product that is sitting in the ground? Makes perfect sense, we all starve but hey we got lots of greenie approved fuel to burn.
You gave me lies to be quite honest. Clearly the facts do not support you so like a typical Moonbat you create your own "facts" and convince yourself that they are real.
Like Solyndra was "Bush's baby". That is just ridiculous. No basis of reality. The Obama Administration isn't even saying that. You are.
Well Red it is typical for GW enthusiasts to simply want to silence dissent on GW so I can sense your frustration.
If you think the forum is a joke you can always move on. However many of us have been here for years and we aren't likely to leave.
You should not emphasise your ignorance. Bear can't help it.I took a look for Dean Swift and came across these:
Dean Swift | London Bridge Beer House & Food
And
Dean Swift and Gary Speight jailed for chilling attack on Anthony Bates
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Correlation coefficient of what? You dig up an obscure study that has no connection with climate and ask us to believ that you have discovered a new theory that turns the world on its head.How long is long? 13 months?
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Fig. 1. Global geomagnetic models from 1600 to 2005. Geomagnetic field from GUFM1 (validity 1590–1990), IGRF (validity 1900–2010) and CHAOS (validity 1999–2005) models from 1600 to 2000 at steps of 100 years, together with 2005. The surface area of the SAA is evidenced by the white area with field values less than 32,000 nT.
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Fig. 2. Surface area of South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA). Surface area of the SAA as measured at Earth’s surface using the 32,000 nT isoline from three geomagnetic global models (GUFM1, IGRF and CHAOS; see text for references) in the interval 1600 to present.
Fig. 3. South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA) area, global sea level and mean temperature anomalies. Surface area of the SAA (thick black line) from GUFM1 and IGRF as compared with the changes in GSL (thin black line) and temperature anomalies (grey line) (http://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/tabledata/GLB.Ts.txt).![]()
Fig. 4. GSL and SAA linear relationship. Linear regression between global sea level (GSL) and South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA) surface area from 1700 to present. Correlation coefficient is 0.98.![]()
Might as well use them for some kind of food roduction since most of them are either no longer capable of coffee produstion or perilously close to that already.How many greenies would give up their Starbucks or Tim's to increase food production on coffee plantations?
South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA) area, global sea level and mean temperature anomalies. Surface area of the SAA (thick black line) from GUFM1 and IGRF as compared with the changes in GSL (thin black line) and temperature anomalies (grey line) (http://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/tabledata/GLB.Ts.txt).
Look them up. Try to find any commentary on their study.No connection? Obscure? EFG scientist are nobodys? Data collected by NASA and NOOAA is ****ty? If the data used to compile this is wrong then it's just as wrong for your AGW malarky.
You're flat out ****ed in the head Poopsie!
P.S. Who funded and wrote the study?
Italian Fed scientists are up their asses?Look them up. Try to find any commentary on their study.
I remember when ethanol was going to be King until they found out exactly what you pointed out. All that land would be used to produce corn for ethanol and not food. It would be the new oil and that means much $$$ for farmers and less food for surplus to feed starving nations.
Being green is harder than people think. I bet every one of these GW enthusiasts on CANCON lives just just like everyone else. I bet not a one makes any real sacrifice if they sacrifice at all. I ask all the time if they have bought carbon credits and I do not get a response.
I gave you facts: some of which are contained in your own link. A link that you are obviously too lazy to read abd posted under the impression that it said what you wanted it to say.
I am not posting evidence for you. You can look it up if you are adamant about 'your facts.' Your non existent facts. Your facts that do not agree with any report.
If you do, you will also find that it was Bush who promoted SDolyndra in 2007.
If you try very hard to find out something about what you are posting before doing so, on this matter you will observe that ethanol from corn was a political project and not one put forth by those searching for alternatives. It is impractical and not very emission friendly.
But that does not matter to the deniers. It was a sop to them in the first place.
You should not emphasise your ignorance. Bear can't help it.
It was still a Bush initiative, Bush's baby. The Obama administration did not loans: the authority set up did. As it has done with the $38 billion or so total committed.
See your PWNED and raise you a pawned (what your contribution should be).