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I showed you why I think it’s right. Now you show me why you think it’s wrong.And not one teensy fact in the whole article, to back it up.
It’s a theory.
Learn the difference.
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I showed you why I think it’s right. Now you show me why you think it’s wrong.And not one teensy fact in the whole article, to back it up.
It’s a theory.
Learn the difference.
I showed you why I think it’s right. Now you show me why you think it’s wrong.
I can explain it. He is wrong about the source for carbon but not necessarily all greenhouse gases. There's a lot of naturally occurring methane. Typically, your "victory" misses the larger point.I showed you why I think it’s right. Now you show me why you think it’s wrong.
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I made no claims.
It looks to me like you did.No....it's not.
Glad to see you're researching alternative energy sources.
The missing ingredient isn't water, carbon, or electricity. It's money. CE says its fuel will cost about $4 per U.S. gallon—much more than most people in North America pay currently (in January 2019, the average price of a gallon of gasoline in the U.S. was $2.23). The company hopes to attract customers in forward-thinking places like California, which runs the Low Carbon Fuel Standard program that requires petroleum providers to reduce the carbon emissions of their products.
That's not so much a viable fuel source as a viable means to store energy that you generate through some other means
It's a battery.
The basis of CE's technology is the Fischer-Tropsch reaction, a process that combines carbon monoxide (converted from carbon dioxide by a synthetic-gas generator) with hydrogen under pressure, using a metal catalyst such as cobalt or iron to create a liquid hydrocarbon.
Comprehend much?![]()
Come back when you teach yourself what a scientific theory is, douchenozzle.
Thank you, backed by decades of research and multiple peer reviewed journals.This might help KlinksterVonShitbag
https://i.imgur.com/ewwsBs8.jpg
This might help KlinksterVonShitbag
https://i.imgur.com/ewwsBs8.jpg
You have nothing but theory.
You have no proof.
You cannot corollate CO2 content to the atmosphere, to degrees of warming.
You do have a consensus of paid off scientists.....that’s it.
Climate models, have failed.
Predictions, have not come true. None.
Temperature data, has been falsified. Proven.
Keep working on it cactus humper.
It would help your case if you could properly spell correlate, and didn't repeat the tired phrase "You have nothing but a theory," which is neither charitable nor accurate.
What part of extensive research backed by multiple peer-reviewed journal articles do you not understand?
When someone uses the term "politically correct" in a perorative manner, that means he is quite bitter and has a sinister agenda. Red flag right there.
Stay away from Fox News and quit listening to your inept talking heads. Or perhaps you work for the fossil fuel industry? At least that is a legit excuse.
What part of extensive research backed by multiple peer-reviewed journal articles do you not understand?
When someone uses the term "politically correct" in a perorative manner, that means he is quite bitter and has a sinister agenda. Red flag right there.
Stay away from Fox News and quit listening to your inept talking heads. Or perhaps you work for the fossil fuel industry? At least that is a legit excuse.
(But...but..GLOBAL COOLING)At the heart of this nonsense is the failure to distinguish weather from climate. Thus, global warming refers to the welcome increase in temperature of about 1◦C since the end of the Little Ice Age about 200 years ago. On the other hand, weather extremes involve temperature changes of the order of 20◦C. Such large changes have a profoundly different origin from global warming. Crudely speaking, they result from winds carrying warm and cold air from distant regions that are very warm or very cold. These winds are in the form of waves. The strength of these waves depends on the temperature difference between the tropics and the Arctic (with larger differences leading to stronger waves). Now, the models used to project global warming all predict that this temperature difference will decrease rather than increase. Thus, the increase in temperature extremes would best support the idea of global cooling rather than global warming. However, scientifically illiterate people seem incapable of distinguishing global warming of climate from temperature extremes due to weather. In fact, as has already been noted, there doesn’t really seem to be any discernible trend in weather extremes. There is only the greater attention paid by the media to weather, and the exploitation of this ‘news’ coverage by people who realize that projections of catastrophe in the distant future are hardly compelling, and that they therefore need a way to convince the public that the danger is immediate, even if it isn’t.
(BUT..BUT...SEA LEVELS!)This has also been the case with sea-level rise. Sea level has been increasing by about 8 inches per century for hundreds of years, and we have clearly been able to deal with it. In order to promote fear, however, those models that predict much larger increases are invoked. As a practical matter, it has long been known that at most coastal locations, changes in sea level, as measured by tide gauges, are primarily due to changes in land level associated with both tectonics and land use.
(BUT..BUT...COMPUTER MODELS!)Moreover, the small change in global mean temperature (actually the change in temperature increase) is much smaller than what the computer models used by the IPCC have predicted. Even if all this change were due to man, it would be most consistent with low sensitivity to added carbon dioxide, and the IPCC only claims that most (not all) of the warming over the past 60 years is due to man’s activities. Thus, the issue of man-made climate change does not appear to be a serious problem. However, this hardly stops ignorant politicians from declaring that the IPCC’s claim of attribution is tantamount to unambiguous proof of coming disaster.
(BUT...BUT...GREENLAND ICE MASS!) Cherry picking is always an issue. Thus, there has been a recent claim that Greenland ice discharge has increased, and that warming will make it worse.
Omitted from the report is the finding by both NOAA and the Danish Meteorological Institute that the ice mass of Greenland has actually been increasing. In fact both these observations can be true, and, indeed, ice build-up pushes peripheral ice into the sea. Misrepresentation, exaggeration, cherry picking, or outright lying pretty much covers all the so-called evidence.
Conclusion
So there you have it. An implausible conjecture backed by false evidence and repeated incessantly has become politically correct ‘knowledge,’ and is used to promote the overturn of industrial civilization. What we will be leaving our grandchildren is not a planet damaged by industrial progress, but a record of unfathomable silliness as well as a landscape degraded by rusting wind farms and decaying solar panel arrays. (BUT...BUT...NOT 97%)False claims about 97% agreement will not spare us, but the willingness of scientists to keep mum is likely to much reduce trust in and support for science. Perhaps this won’t be such a bad thing after all – certainly as concerns ‘official’ science. There is at least one positive aspect to the present situation. None of the proposed policies will have much impact on greenhouse gases. Thus we will continue to benefit from the one thing that can be clearly attributed to elevated carbon dioxide: namely, its effective role as a plant fertilizer, and reducer of the drought vulnerability of plants. Meanwhile, the IPCC is claiming that we need to prevent another 0.5◦C of warming, although the 1◦C that has occurred so far has been accompanied by the greatest increase in human welfare in history. As we used to say in my childhood home of the Bronx: ‘Go figure’. "
-Richard S. Lindzen, Ph.D.
Professor of Meteorology (emeritus)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology