Climate spending costs the world more than climate change

[chuckChuck]

The economy and the cost of living are certainly more important for most people in the short term, but climate change and moving towards lower carbon emissions will not go away. Provinces like Saskatchewan that want to stick with coal will see less investments.

BC, Manitoba, Quebec with lots of low cost renewable electricity are attracting more investment.

And Trump will be gone in 4 years and lame duck after midterms in less than 2 years.

[shtferbrains]

Less investment than who Chuck?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Chuck, do you remember all those times you justified unscientific/uneconomic policies by pointing out that governments are implementing them, therefore they must be viable? Green energy, covid mandates, covid vaccines, EV's, climate policies etc.

Now that the government of the largest economy in the world has instituted policies which oppose all of the above, will you continue to use your circular logic ( illogic)?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

So after all these years none of you have ever come up with any credible scientific organization that says human caused climate change is not happening nor a threat to the planet.

So after all these years, you have never been able to come up with any net negatives from improved levels of CO2 or from the improved climate. Let alone any correlation between the two.
Whenever you are asked, all you can come up with are models of some unspecified future date.

[furrowtickler]

Applies here as well
https:////www.youtube.com/shorts/Sn8...?feature=share

[chuckChuck]

A5, canola is very susceptible to heat and dryness that offset any gains from higher CO2 levels. And many farmers are reporting low yields from the last few years.

But you still persist in the lunacy that more hotter and drier summers are going to be good for us!

Most farmers know better!

A recent poll showed that climate change is in the top 3 most important concerns for farmers across Canada.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Net beneficial. You missed the word net.
Is canola the only crop that can be grown in Western canada? Is canola only grown in Western canada? Are there any other oil seeds in the world? Are there cold wet areas of Canada not currently in crops which could grow canola in a hotter and drier climate?

Is there anything unprecedented about recent Western Canadian weather in the historical record?

Was growing canola in the Palliser triangle ever a viable long-term strategy? Or did it just seem like a good idea during a comparatively wet anomaly?

[sumdumguy]

This takes the cake. CNN reports that scientists in Pirbright, UK have spent years working on a vaccine to suppress cow farts and belching. Methane produced by a bacterial reaction in the cow bellies is supposedly multiple times more dangerous to climate change than CO2. Oh the dreaded cows!

[shtferbrains]

Climate change is a dead issue.
If you want an ev or solar fine but no subsidies.
All those scientist that have been doing studies to prove how bad it is going to be won't be getting any more funding.
Nobody clicking on all the msm fear porn.
Blaming it for the fires gets huge push back.
To much money wasted coming home to roost?
The money is gone from that scam.

[sumdumguy]

How long do you think it will be before the looney tunes come up with some other hair brained idea to suck the life out of the morons? That scam was a real doozy.

[blackpowder]

Climate change is a dead issue.
If you want an ev or solar fine but no subsidies.
All those scientist that have been doing studies to prove how bad it is going to be won't be getting any more funding.
Nobody clicking on all the msm fear porn.
Blaming it for the fires gets huge push back.
To much money wasted coming home to roost?
The money is gone from that scam.

I'd love to believe that, but I don't.

[littledoggie]

This takes the cake. CNN reports that scientists in Pirbright, UK have spent years working on a vaccine to suppress cow farts and belching. Methane produced by a bacterial reaction in the cow bellies is supposedly multiple times more dangerous to climate change than CO2. Oh the dreaded cows!

It's called Bovaer and is already approved for use in Canada.

Has the long term effects on the physiology of the bovine been considered? There will be unintended consequences.