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Do you believe that Climate Change is real and caused by mankind?
There is ZERO common sense when it comes to offshore wind. The ultimate boondoggle.
.... despite your troll-ish comment, there is a very large off-shore wind industry around the world producing many gigawatts of clean energy for the communities they serve employing thousands of high paid skilled workers.
.... despite your troll-ish comment, there is a very large off-shore wind industry around the world producing many gigawatts of clean energy for the communities they serve employing thousands of high paid skilled workers.
Meanwhile driving up rates and taxes while creating a 30 year blight in the ocean.
Why don't you give us some climate change facts. I have questions for you.
How much has been spent on climate change and how much has the temp. dropped?
When can we expect results?
The global temperature is increasing.
There has been increased numbers of wildfires. And those fires have been far more intense.
Both ice caps are melting at unprecedented rates.
Droughts have become more common.
I don't know how much has been spent.
As far as I know results are dependent upon decreasing the emissions of greenhouse gases. Which hasn't begun to happen.
The global temperature is increasing.
There has been increased numbers of wildfires. And those fires have been far more intense.
Both ice caps are melting at unprecedented rates.
Droughts have become more common.
I don't know how much has been spent.
As far as I know results are dependent upon decreasing the emissions of greenhouse gases. Which hasn't begun to happen.
So, you have no idea how much has been spent. And its gotten worse. But you're convinced that if we have an unlimited budget things will better.
Adversity temporarily visits a strong man but stays with the weak for a lifetime.
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