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Another Addition to My "Required Reading for the Entire Planet": Deffeyes, Kenneth S., Hubbert's Peak --
Stephen Baker wrote:
MV says: No, it doesn't. I guess you haven't heard of electricity. And we ALL know that electricity springs fully-formed from the end of a wire with no help from fossil fuels at all. PhD in Dumbassedness, obviously.... Didn't know thay had electric busses running from Bazerkley down here to San Diego! Kewl, dood!!! Bill "picturing M#V driving a golf cart on I-5 South" S. |
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Another Addition to My "Required Reading for the Entire Planet": Deffeyes, Kenneth S., Hubbert's Peak --
On 13 Apr 2004 11:10:12 GMT, ospam (Stephen Baker) wrote:
..MV says: .. ..No, it doesn't. I guess you haven't heard of electricity. .. ..And we ALL know that electricity springs fully-formed from the end of a wire ..with no help from fossil fuels at all. Yes, solar & geothermal & wind-generated electricity does. ..PhD in Dumbassedness, obviously.... .. ..Steve === I am working on creating wildlife habitat that is off-limits to humans ("pure habitat"). Want to help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.) http://home.pacbell.net/mjvande |
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Another Addition to My "Required Reading for the Entire Planet": Deffeyes, Kenneth S., Hubbert's Peak --
Sorni says:
Bill "picturing M#V driving a golf cart on I-5 South" S. Ooohh,,,, Oooooh Can we all watch?!? Steve |
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Another Addition to My "Required Reading for the Entire Planet": Deffeyes, Kenneth S., Hubbert's Peak --
MV says:
Yes, solar & geothermal & wind-generated electricity does. And where do the solar panels come from? And how much oil-based resin goes into the carbon-fibre blades on the Mercedes Benz emblems? Think again..... |
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Another Addition to My "Required Reading for the Entire Planet": Deffeyes, Kenneth S., Hubbert's Peak --
Mike Vandeman wrote in message . ..
On 13 Apr 2004 11:10:12 GMT, ospam (Stephen Baker) wrote: .MV says: . .No, it doesn't. I guess you haven't heard of electricity. . .And we ALL know that electricity springs fully-formed from the end of a wire .with no help from fossil fuels at all. Yes, solar & geothermal & wind-generated electricity does. Do you really think the components that make up these systems were built in factories that all ran on solar, geothermal and wind generated electricity? What about all the habitat that was taken to put these systems in place, especially the wind systems? How many birds must die every day to satisfy your selfish need for wind generated electricty? You are a hypocrite of the highest order. |
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Another Addition to My "Required Reading for the Entire Planet": Deffeyes, Kenneth S., Hubbert's Peak --
Mike Vandeman wrote in message . ..
On 13 Apr 2004 11:10:12 GMT, ospam (Stephen Baker) wrote: .MV says: . .No, it doesn't. I guess you haven't heard of electricity. . .And we ALL know that electricity springs fully-formed from the end of a wire .with no help from fossil fuels at all. Yes, solar & geothermal & wind-generated electricity does. And they don't harm the environment? Like wind, solar power requires a lot of land, some 5 to 10 acres per megawatt of power. Solar energy panel manufacture also produces serious toxic wastes, including arsenic, gallium, and cadmium. |
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Another Addition to My "Required Reading for the Entire Planet": Deffeyes, Kenneth S., Hubbert's Peak --
"Mike Vandeman" wrote in message ... On 13 Apr 2004 11:10:12 GMT, ospam (Stephen Baker) wrote: Yes, solar & geothermal & wind-generated electricity does. and that makes up what miniscule percentage of all electrice power? you'll probably use the argument that trains are electric too. while it's true, they rely on big ass diesel engines to power the generators thus creating electricity. So, while the train itself runs on electricity, it requires diesel to actually operate. you've stuck you foot in your mouth on this one because you are way wrong |
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Another Addition to My "Required Reading for the Entire Planet": Deffeyes, Kenneth S., Hubbert's Peak --
"R.White" wrote in message om... Mike Vandeman wrote in message . .. On 13 Apr 2004 11:10:12 GMT, ospam (Stephen Baker) wrote: .MV says: . .No, it doesn't. I guess you haven't heard of electricity. . .And we ALL know that electricity springs fully-formed from the end of a wire .with no help from fossil fuels at all. Yes, solar & geothermal & wind-generated electricity does. And they don't harm the environment? Like wind, solar power requires a lot of land, some 5 to 10 acres per megawatt of power. Solar energy panel manufacture also produces serious toxic wastes, including arsenic, gallium, and cadmium. but, but,.....these facts disprove his argument so of course he can't mention them he uses so called "green" power and that's all that matters. never mind that the act of creating such power may actually cause harm. to admit that would admit fault of course, I'm in no way condemning alternative fuels but for one to argue that they are better by leaps and bounds is simply wrong and grossly misleading. then again, that's how most of his arguments go anyway....... |
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Another Addition to My "Required Reading for the Entire Planet":Deffeyes, Kenneth S., Hubbert's Peak --
R.White wrote: Mike Vandeman wrote in message . .. On 13 Apr 2004 11:10:12 GMT, ospam (Stephen Baker) wrote: .MV says: . .No, it doesn't. I guess you haven't heard of electricity. . .And we ALL know that electricity springs fully-formed from the end of a wire .with no help from fossil fuels at all. Yes, solar & geothermal & wind-generated electricity does. And they don't harm the environment? Like wind, solar power requires a lot of land, some 5 to 10 acres per megawatt of power. Solar energy panel manufacture also produces serious toxic wastes, including arsenic, gallium, and cadmium. All energy generating systems impact the environment to some degree. But some systems impact it less. Some supposed green type energy has extremely signficant impacts on the environment. For example, wind generators in the Altamont Hills in Alameda County, California kill over 130 burrowing owls a year and a signficant number of other raptors. I would hardly claim that energy created from the Altamont Hills turbines is clean. |
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