Climate Clown Planet

[chuckChuck]

Furrow the post from Australia clearly states the risk to coral reefs from rising ocean temperatures and climate change.

So congratulations for contradicting yourself and the other climate change deniers.

And there are reefs all around the world that are in decline.

The Planet Has Lost Half of Its Coral Reefs Since 1950

A new study finds dramatic declines in coral reef cover, biodiversity and fish abundance

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/the-planet-has-lost-half-of-coral-reefs-since-1950-180978701/

[sumdumguy]

I guess the carbon tax is working really well in Ottawa. The temperature did not reach 30 degrees once in August, a phenomenon that was repeated last in 2008. Tough summer out east.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Chuck, do they pay you overtime to work on the weekend?

I think you have your answer. No sign of Chuck this weekend.

[jazz]

[chuckChuck]

I think you have your answer. No sign of Chuck this weekend.

A very busy harvest weekend. You're not harvesting?

So you complain about me when I am gone and then complain when I post too?

What's wrong with our resident "libertarian" flat earther who for some reason thinks he should decide when and what others should post? That's not very libertarian if you didn't know. I thought libertarians believed in freedom of speech?

It must be time for another of your wacky unscientific claims? LOL

[AlbertaFarmer5]

A very busy harvest weekend. You're not harvesting?

Thanks for asking.
Haven't really started yet.
Did a small patch of wheat a week ago to make room for a service rig. I'd guess 50% moisture. Could have almost silaged it. Volatile stuff, glad it's only a couple hundred bushels. That is my closest crop to being ready.
Supposed to do some custom combining on barley for a neighbor, we tried a pass yesterday upwards of 17%, so that is on hold for now.

The vagaries of farming in the coldest wettest place on the prairies.

How is harvest going? When I drove through your area this summer, crops looked quite respectable compared to anything south of there.

[chuckChuck]

"The vagaries of farming in the coldest wettest place on the prairies."

So that explains why you want a hotter and drier climate!

Advantage for you but a disadvantage for the southern prairies and the rest of the great plains south of the 49th?

[shtferbrains]

How do the prices these mega offshore wind farms are asking for compare to what you get for your power you sell to Sask Power?

Do you get more or less Chuck?

If we were able to access power from these mega sized state of the art offshore wind farms how much would that reduce our electric bill?

According to NYSERDA, the so-called strike price for Empire Wind 1 would rise from $118.38 per megawatt hour (MWh) to $159.64/MWh and for Empire Wind 2 from $107.50/MWh to $177.84/MWh. Beacon Wind would see the strike price rise from 118.00/MWh to 190.82/MWh."

Chuck, you must have missed my question about state of the art offshore wind?

Just move the decimal point to get price per kwh.

[jazz]

We need chuck on the forum to explain the newest science to us knuckle draggers.

[jazz]

Advantage for you but a disadvantage for the southern prairies and the rest of the great plains south of the 49th?

Canadian farmland should become priceless if this is true. Except we will be the 51st state when it does happen.

Win win

[AlbertaFarmer5]

It's not like Canada has any high latitude or high altitude land that is currently too cold to grow crops.

[cropgrower]

Two or three crops per year , our kids will be delighted ! burn plenty fuel lads make it happen !