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    Canada already has 80 % of its electricity coming from low emitting sources. Fossil fuels are a small part of our national electricity supply.

    Alberta is leading the growth in renewables. They wont replace all fossil fuels for a long time. But the worlds energy supply is changing and electrification is well underway.

    Its a long process so don't worry that you will freeze in the dark.

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      Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
      Canada already has 80 % of its electricity coming from low emitting sources. Fossil fuels are a small part of our national electricity supply.

      Alberta is leading the growth in renewables. They wont replace all fossil fuels for a long time. But the worlds energy supply is changing and electrification is well underway.

      Its a long process so don't worry that you will freeze in the dark.
      Until carbon tax goes to $170 and natural gas becomes unaffordable to a lot .
      The world’s energy supply is changing , so why encourage more carbon tax for nothing ??
      Why ? , because it simply a wealth transfer scheme .

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        Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
        And what is a cheaper way to reduce carbon emmissions?
        So far, where ever the solar and wind route has been attempted, CO2 emissions have not been reduced. Due to many of the factors shtfrbrains mentioned above. At tremendous cost. Trillions have been spent, and there is nothing to show for it. The cost per unit of reduced CO2 is astronomical, even infinite, if you want to measure it your way.

        So, to answer your question, basically anything else would be a cheaper way to reduce CO2 emissions.
        Nuclear, natural gas, keep using existing coal plants, incentivize industries to move to where the electricity is produced efficiently and cleaner, instead of punishing them so they are forced to move to where it is dirtier.

        But, I thought it was a climate emergency, and now you think it is a time to be frugal about the solution? We only have a few years left to save the planet, and your worried about the cost?

        One other possibility, is that you could save on the second M when you type emissions, that in itself would add up, considering how often you post about this.

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          Clean green energy .....


          the other side of green tech like batteries for EV's.

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            Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
            Clean green energy .....


            the other side of green tech like batteries for EV's.
            yes the climate hyprocrites clearly dont care what happens in china

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              And apparently the flat earthers don't care about what happens anywhere!

              Did you not read my post # 12?

              "China electric vehicle sales surged 154% last year, with Warren Buffett–backed BYD topping Tesla"

              Plus China is the leading installer of renewable energy on the planet.

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                Do you know what else China is the world leader in? Building new coal fired power generation.

                They're planned new coal plants by 2025 would exceed all of the existing solar in the entire country.
                Their fossil fuel generation already is eight times more than all of the solar and wind put together
                So they can sell all the electric cars they want, and they will still be essentially all coal powered.
                But in their case, they don't pretend that plant fertilizer is pollution. They are trying to reduce actual particulate pollution in urban areas.
                So an electric car in a city powered by a coal fired power plant far away accomplishes that.

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                  Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                  And apparently the flat earthers don't care about what happens anywhere!

                  Did you not read my post # 12?

                  "China electric vehicle sales surged 154% last year, with Warren Buffett–backed BYD topping Tesla"

                  Plus China is the leading installer of renewable energy on the planet.
                  I care about the real story not told on green energy……

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                    Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                    I care about the real story not told on green energy……
                    Isn't greenwashing an amazing technology?
                    Do all these terrible injustices to the environment in Asia or Africa. Permanently pollute the soil and water and the food supply. Poison and endanger the workers, release heavy metals. Huge open pit mines and tailing ponds.
                    Then ship the refined or finished product to the first world, and market it as environmentally friendly Green technology. Then the virtue signaling Earth muffins buy it all up while shaming, taxing and regulating to death the responsible clean local industries.

                    To unapologetically do all of this on the backs of Asians and Africans, then call the rest of us racists. Does that remind you of anyone on this forum?

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                      Nobody is buying your new found concern for the environment and living standards in the developing world A5.

                      If you really believed this was an issue you would be raising it over and over again about all kinds of industries including oil extraction and coal mining.

                      But all we hear is crickets unless it has to do with renewable energy.

                      Right wing fake libertarians don't believe in more regulations to protect the environment and workers do they? LOL

                      You wouldn't even listen to David Schindler when he raised alarm bells over the impact the tar sands are having on fresh water and the environment in Alberta.

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                        Take a look to what happened to coal generation in the US. In 2020 renewables were the second largest generation source ahead of nuclear and coal.

                        Now keep telling us wind and solar don't work. I guess that's why Alberta is leading the country in installing wind and solar capacity.

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                          What happened A5 you seem to have disappeared when confronted with some facts that are hard to deny?

                          Are you too busy pushing for more environmental regulations and social justice in the developing world?

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                            Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                            Take a look to what happened to coal generation in the US. In 2020 renewables were the second largest generation source ahead of nuclear and coal.

                            Now keep telling us wind and solar don't work. I guess that's why Alberta is leading the country in installing wind and solar capacity.

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                            Chuck, when are you headed to china to preach to them about greenhouse gas emissions, and coal usage?

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                            China, the world's biggest coal burner and greenhouse gas emitter, used 5.24 billion tonnes of standard coal equivalent of energy last year, up 5.2% from 2020, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said.

                            China is a common target for criticism when it comes to emissions; the most populous country on the planet uses fossil fuels for 87 percent of its energy production. To exacerbate the issue, 80 percent of that fossil fuel usage is represented by coal energy production. China is the world’s largest producer of coal, consuming more than half of the global supply.

                            China has been the world leader in carbon dioxide emissions since 2006, and today they are responsible for 25 percent of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions.

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                              Largest part of their NH3 production uses coal instead of natural gas.
                              They produce about 12 times as much as Canada.

                              Our current solution for solving the climate emergency is to cap natural gas production as China and half the world are expanding coal to grow their economies. Ever shipment of LNG we export reduces coal expansion.

                              Are we truly stupid or just brainwashed?
                              Last edited by shtferbrains; Apr 27, 2022, 09:43.

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                                China is certainly a big issue and a concern because of its coal and greenhouse gas emissions.

                                But they are also leading the installation of renewable electricity and EVs.

                                But the rest of the world matters as well.

                                And the US is clearly moving away from dirty coal to cleaner electricity options.

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