Originally posted by wendigo100
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Originally posted by lukemgMain issue is burning of fossil fuels.
Everyone in the world knows these are of a FINITE supply and will start to run out in the next few decades (a blink of an eye in global timescales).
Other means of transportation and energy generation are essentially Carbon neutral.
Therefore we will soon (in global terms) be in a position of using far more CO2 then we are producing and the world climate will adjust accordingly. So whether we use it now or eke it out for an extra 20 years makes no difference.
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Originally posted by AtWYeah, like electric trains... problem is that electricity is generated with CO2 emissions.
Electricity is a highly transferable energy source, so if all your new transport is electrically-powered, it can use electricity from anywhere - wind farms, nuclear, hydro - when it becomes available.
I heard a greenie a few days ago on the radio saying that nuclear power stations will not be much use because most of our homes are heated by gas. I'll leave you to work out the lack of foresight that went into that remark.
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The Solution Is...
...drink more Pimms and enjoy the warm weather.
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Originally posted by lukemgOther means of transportation and energy generation are essentially Carbon neutral.
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Ok
Main issue is burning of fossil fuels.
Everyone in the world knows these are of a FINITE supply and will start to run out in the next few decades (a blink of an eye in global timescales).
Other means of transportation and energy generation are essentially Carbon neutral.
Therefore we will soon (in global terms) be in a position of using far more CO2 then we are producing and the world climate will adjust accordingly. So whether we use it now or eke it out for an extra 20 years makes no difference.
Major issue for me is the inability of the earth to sustain an artificially high human population growing exponentially, elevated through cheating the normal constraints on animal population growth through e.g. health care, centralisation of food production, provision of water and energy. I expect a natural adjustment to this through bird flu or similar to wipe out huge swathes of CO2 generators i.e. humans.
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PUG is fine, even though I do now appreciate the meaning of word "build quality", now I don't even rule out buying Lexus!
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Originally posted by AtWHow is your CO2 polluting Gas Guzzler doing shaun-bhoy? Do you get enough money left after refuel to buy bread and water for your numerous family?
How is the PUG? Is it true that it would need a major service and valet to be allowed into the scrappies?
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How is your CO2 polluting Gas Guzzler doing shaun-bhoy? Do you get enough money left after refuel to buy bread and water for your numerous family?
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Originally posted by AtWWell, my wee car has got 110 horses in it...
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Originally posted by wendigo100How far would you get in a car on a cow's @rse-full of methane? How do you collect it?
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Originally posted by The Lone GunmanSo, is the solution to plant billions of trees instead of cutting them down, thus removing the CO2 and then burning methane as a fuel?
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So, is the solution to plant billions of trees instead of cutting them down, thus removing the CO2 and then burning methane as a fuel?
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