more significant than what ottawa is costing us ????
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Originally posted by jazz View PostYou drank the koolade big time. The report is bogus. its numerous errors have been outed and deemed not fit for scientific merit.
You would condemn our children to endless debt, wealth distribution schemes and energy poverty.
Our standard of living, technology, infrastructure etc are all based on our exploitation of energy. How you going to replace that when we start flying in cars and hyper sonic jets and 3 billion people want refrigeration and tvs. Aint going to do that with windmills and panels.
The IPCC is crying wolf again. They have been wrong every time. Now its like send us whatever cash you have and even a little is better than nothing. The people are starting to see through this sham. Good on them.
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Originally posted by caseih View Postmore significant than what ottawa is costing us ????
If your yield is 60% of normal because of heat and drought what does that cost?
On my farms that is several hundred thousand dollars. On the really big farms the bill can be in the millions.
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but, but , this has happened many times before
happened 150 years ago too
I am all for being cleaner , any real farmer is
too bad the ****ing gores , suzukis , movie stars , prime ministers , presidents, politicians , etc. , that are jet setting around the world in private jets weren't also ?
anyways don't you understand , it doesn't matter wtf you do here , India and China are the problem , if there is a problem
oh by the way did you shut your NG off ? Hope to hell you aren't drying grain with it or using it to keep your water pipes from freezing and breaking
because if there was a carbon tax , I guess you just leave your grain if you have any in the field
what a ****ing joke for someone that lives in this hostile climate , if in fact you do ?
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Originally posted by caseih View Postbut, but , this has happened many times before
happened 150 years ago too
I am all for being cleaner , any real farmer is
too bad the ****ing gores , suzukis , movie stars , prime ministers , presidents, politicians , etc. , that are jet setting around the world in private jets weren't also ?
anyways don't you understand , it doesn't matter wtf you do here , India and China are the problem , if there is a problem
oh by the way did you shut your NG off ? Hope to hell you aren't drying grain with it or using it to keep your water pipes from freezing and breaking
because if there was a carbon tax , I guess you just leave your grain if you have any in the field
what a ****ing joke for someone that lives in this hostile climate , if in fact you do ?
Every country and every individual is part of the problem. If we all sit back and say everybody else should make the changes, then nothing gets done. Every country on the planet supports the Paris Climate agreement except the USA. So that is less than 5% of the worlds population.
We have the ability to improve efficiency and adopt new technology that will make a difference. Increasing energy efficiency and using less energy saves money in the long run. Every business seeks to get more production with less inputs.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostThe cost of these persistent weather patterns of heat, drought, and then cold, rain and snow for many farmers will be significant.
So which is it.
Lets get honest here. Canada is already carbon neutral and farmers are managing one of the biggest carbon sinks in the world so people in china can pollute at will.
So not only am I supposed to send my money to china or poor people in canada, I get no credit for managing a carbon sink and the chinese use up those carbon credits to do whatever they want. Sorry...nope, not going to happen.Last edited by jazz; Oct 14, 2018, 11:57.
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Originally posted by newguy View Postthe conversation is gone past the non believers by politicians.it is on policy only.No one will come out and say the scientists are wrong and I can prove it.
The physics of a pure greenhouse type climate change event are known. But the earth is not a greenhouse, nor is it a closed system and we dont know all the variables affecting the climate let alone how to correctly model them.
If we did, those 7 day forecasts would be rock solid.
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Originally posted by caseih View Postbut, but , this has happened many times before
happened 150 years ago too
I am all for being cleaner , any real farmer is
too bad the ****ing gores , suzukis , movie stars , prime ministers , presidents, politicians , etc. , that are jet setting around the world in private jets weren't also ?
anyways don't you understand , it doesn't matter wtf you do here , India and China are the problem , if there is a problem
oh by the way did you shut your NG off ? Hope to hell you aren't drying grain with it or using it to keep your water pipes from freezing and breaking
because if there was a carbon tax , I guess you just leave your grain if you have any in the field
what a ****ing joke for someone that lives in this hostile climate , if in fact you do ?
The 30's was STUCK dry weather, the 50's was STUCK wet weather, 61 was stuck drought, 68 was hellish drawn out COLD wet harvest. 1974 was hell from seeding till harvest in November! Total lies and bullshit, weather has been stuck forever once in a while. SFA to do with CO2.
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Originally posted by jazz View PostYou do know that you can be not wrong but not right at the same time.
The physics of a pure greenhouse type climate change event are known. But the earth is not a greenhouse, nor is it a closed system and we dont know all the variables affecting the climate let alone how to correctly model them.
If we did, those 7 day forecasts would be rock solid.
"The Earth is a closed system for matter
The Earth is made up of chemical elements – think of the periodic table. That is a list of all basic elemental materials on our planet. Because of gravity, matter (comprising all solids, liquids and gases) does not leave the system. It is a closed box. And, the laws of thermodynamics, long agreed by scientists, tell us that it’s impossible to destroy matter. So the chemical matter we have on Earth will always be here. The important question is, how are those chemicals organised?
The Earth is an open system for energy
It is accepted science that the Earth is an open system for energy. Energy radiates into the Earth’s system, mainly from the sun. Energy is then radiated back into space from the Earth, with the flows being regulated by the Earth’s atmosphere and ozone layer. This delicate balanced transfer of energy maintains the surface temperature at a level that is suited to the forms of life that have evolved and currently exist."
Climate scientists do have the data that proves rising CO2 levels correspond to higher global temperatures from long past eras.
And short term weather forecast models are steadily improving.
It is a mistake to compare short term weather forecast accuracy and variabilty with long term climate trends which can be confirmed by historical data and other methods.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostOn several basic points you are wrong.
"The Earth is a closed system for matter
And we get matter into our atmosphere as well. The earths magnetic field collects charged particle from the sun and we regularly pass through celestial dust and micrometer areas in our orbit.
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