Please pardon the profanity in the discussion at left, but this is too good not to share. I don’t have the level of animus as this guy, but I totally see where he’s coming from. (Btw, the Dunning–Kruger effect is …
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Tagged with: CO2 concentrations, conversation about climate change, desertification, droughts, Dunning–Kruger effect, dynamics of the Greenland Ice Sheet, JPL (NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory), land erosion, methane emissions, Milankovitch cycles, ocean currents, ocean water temperatures, Rajendra Pachaui at Yale, sea level rise, solar flares and coronal mass ejections, solar irradiance, the number and strength of storms, V. Ramanathan at Scripps
Koch Network Re-evaluating Midterm Strategy Amid Frustrations with GOP, But Should Let Cooler Heads Prevail
According to this article: The network of groups affiliated with billionaire conservative donors Charles and David Koch are taking a new look at which Republican candidates to support this year. The groups still plan to spend up to $400 million on politics and policies this …
Discussions on “What is Green?” Can Be Complicated, Illogical
Here’s a discussion on the ecological pros and cons (mainly cons) of hydro-electric dams, which serves as an excellent example of how complex our discussions on “what is green?” can be. The author, not content to point out the usual …
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Carnegie Mellon University Studies Electric Transportation
Glenn Doty points out a flaw in my recent piece about electric transportation. He writes: (The Carnegie Mellon University study) assumes a life-cycle grid emissions profile of 615 g-CO2E/kWh. That is blatant BS. The impact of new marginal electricity demand …
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Tagged with: 230 million cars and trucks, average grid energy, Carnegie Mellon University, cheap abundant oil, electric transportation, EV consumer value proposition, fossil energy, fossil fuels, Glenn Doty, gooey and toxic tar sands, grid parity, methane emissions, upstream emissions, wars over oil, wellhead and distribution leaks
