I am just curious on this graph you posted on sask ? do you really believe this ? or do you truly not understand the complete picture ? do you really not understand how the trees and forest , crops ,and all things growing , etc . work to reduce carbon ??? or are you just trying to stir up shit ? this is one of the most blatant , one sided charts I have ever saw
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It's hard to understand. The guy moved here from wherever and ******* and complains about how Canada does business. If this is such a shitty place to live why stay.
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Originally posted by sk_wheatking View PostIt's hard to understand. The guy moved here from wherever and ******* and complains about how Canada does business. If this is such a shitty place to live why stay.
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Originally posted by grassfarmer View PostI think you're confusing me with SF3 - indeed most of the posters on Agriville nowadays - constant griping about how everything is wrong with Canada.
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Originally posted by caseih View PostI am just curious on this graph you posted on sask ? do you really believe this ? or do you truly not understand the complete picture ? do you really not understand how the trees and forest , crops ,and all things growing , etc . work to reduce carbon ??? or are you just trying to stir up shit ? this is one of the most blatant , one sided charts I have ever saw
It takes some explaining why SKs emissions in these terms are 4x those of Manitobans, why SK's per capita emissions have risen 65% between 1990 and 2015. Another interesting little snippet in his article was that applied N tonnage in SK has doubled since 2002. Sorry, my initial link to his article didn't work please go back and read it as it gives context to the graph. I've posted it again here for your convenience.
[URL="http://www.darrinqualman.com/saskatchewan-greenhouse-gas-emissions-climate-change-strategy/"]http://http://www.darrinqualman.com/saskatchewan-greenhouse-gas-emissions-climate-change-strategy/[/URL]
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Originally posted by sk_wheatking View PostIt's hard to understand. The guy moved here from wherever and ******* and complains about how Canada does business. If this is such a shitty place to live why stay.
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Originally posted by grassfarmer View PostAnother interesting little snippet in his article was that applied N tonnage in SK has doubled since 2002. [/URL]
Sask Ag production tonnage up 230% from 2002 to 2017
World population up 1.248 billion since 2002
Which jurisdiction gets credited for the GHG's? The one that produces the product or the one that imports and consumes the product? I think I know the answer. The producer
Chinese GHG emissions (2013) 11,735.0071 Mt CO2e
Chinese best case 2030 12,200 - 13,700 Mt CO2e
Sask GHG emissions (2015) 75.0 Mt CO2e
I think we're in trouble
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