Climate change
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It is reported to be a Greenhouse Gas after all....
I am not surprised at all that they would doo this.
Seems logical to me.
Not sure of the point that you are making?
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I am not surprised at all that they would doo this.
Seems logical to me.
Not sure of the point that you are making?
.
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“Reported to be”
Problem is when the temperature rises due to natural cycles then c02 follows. Throughout history.
The climate alarmists (opportunists) report that sequencing backwards. (For monetary gain)
How can this thread still be active after 109 pages? All with common sense agree that there is no climate crisis. Yet we allow our politicians to go through this destructive exercise which is financially bankrupting our nation and our industry. How stupid can people be. Can't we weed out the morons who buy into it and simply whap 'em on the head with a hammer so we can go back to some other government created crisis to bitch about?
I understand that.
It was mostly a tongue-in-cheek remark....
We have a greenhouse like that, but bigger near here.
You could see the lights in the sky for at least 30+ miles, before they just doubled the size.
I haven't noticed the sky brighter yet, but they may not have the new part operational yet?
Big KVA draws in that town!
This greenhouse, accrost the road is an [electric fired] steel mill, and several steel post process outfits nearby.
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The only people that are for going all electric, are the ones that don’t have a clue about it.
And those F___ers are still trying to sell the same bull5#!t 40 years later.
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