An eclectic mix of energy and climate news from around the world.
This week we lead with Stanford University versus the National Academy of Sciences where the sound of science is to be settled in the courts.
An eclectic mix of energy and climate news from around the world.
This week we lead with Stanford University versus the National Academy of Sciences where the sound of science is to be settled in the courts.
Lysenkoism is in the ascendancy at the moment.
From the links:
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/saskpower-carbon-capture-unlikely-future-1.4386411
Now about those wind projects.
Can’t comment on the Australian situation, because there is no comment section available.
Question;What did environmentalists/Australians use for night lights before candles?
Answer Electricity.
Funny how electricity,affordable ,reliable and stable electricity is the life blood of our civilization.
Due to the hard work of the past generations we live as Gods.
Light at the flick of a switch, or clap of hand,spoken word, or App.
Instant hot water.
Clean water at the turn of a tap.
Sanitation that works..
I do not chose to live in the world the Gang Green is trying to impose,be it stupidity or malice I care not, these fools and bandits are seeking to injure me and mine.
They chose to attack, I have the right and duty to defend and destroy.
Rudyard Kipling said it best, French Hair cuts are overdue.
Wow! Suing for $10 million because someone disagrees with your scientific expertise. Isn’t the normal behavior to critique his critique?
Re: Auzzieland.
Do keep in mind that in case of a power outage, people won’t freeze to death as they would in Regina or Edmonton. At 35-40°C however, ice cream gets soft rather quickly. Interesting to note that we have family near Cairns, Qsld. where electrical rates have now skyrocketed to 28 cents per KWH. With demand meters, the power company adjusts the rates throughout the day.
Circuit boxes are mounted outdoors, and one in a while, geckos and spiders enter the box and short the breakers. They utilize 240 volts 50 Hz throughout the home.
Many homes install solar panels, however coastal areas get a lot of fog and cloud and of course the cells don’t work at night. Wind is mild thus turbines are not practical, their use is limited. The answer is nuclear, however don’t even mention it; that word is like yelling ”Weinstein” in Hollywood.