The Climate Change scam

[Mad as Fish]

Surprise surprise! Company takes $16.9m from GE to recycle a dump full of wind turbine blades only too disappear, probably to one of those Caribbean islands that are now meant to be underwater, leaving said blades untouched in the field.

Iowa Is Cleaning Up Its Massive Pile of Wind Turbine Blades. Why Can’t Texas?

Months after the company responsible missed a key deadline, the state environmental agency has yet to take further action to help Sweetwater officials get rid of two industrial dumps.

www.texasmonthly.com

 

[clarke-connolly]

Surprise surprise! Company takes $16.9m from GE to recycle a dump full of wind turbine blades only too disappear, probably to one of those Caribbean islands that are now meant to be underwater, leaving said blades untouched in the field.

Iowa Is Cleaning Up Its Massive Pile of Wind Turbine Blades. Why Can’t Texas?

Months after the company responsible missed a key deadline, the state environmental agency has yet to take further action to help Sweetwater officials get rid of two industrial dumps.

www.texasmonthly.com

Fly By Night ~ ~ On A Wing And A " " Payer " "

 

[Professor]

So, the idea is to stick a huge array of solar panels in the lake . . . .

"Anyone who has ever owned a boat, particular a large boat which gets left in the water, knows what a harsh environment the sea can be. Some kind of failure was inevitable. If it hadn’t been a storm, there are plenty of other things which could have gone wrong.

Greens keep telling us we can expect more frequent and extreme superstorms – so what is the point of building vulnerable floating structures?

Plastics tend to disintegrate under tropical sunlight, especially when in contact with water or water spray. Ultraviolet from the sun drives exotic chemical reactions, which leads to chemical breakdown."

ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

 

[valamhic]

Fly By Night ~ ~ On A Wing And A " " Payer " "

I would love to know how they do it? They bury them in Texas.

 

[valamhic]

Why was Tiger being disingenuous with that information Mad Fish?

What does the word "disingenuous" mean"? Is it a bit like a man saying " I alas, don't think I ever saw such a thing happen before ever". It is never used in my business transaction, in my engineering transactions, Blue Mickey says it must be a new grant for keeping tadpoles waters in dry weather?

 

[valamhic]

So, the idea is to stick a huge array of solar panels in the lake . . . .

"Anyone who has ever owned a boat, particular a large boat which gets left in the water, knows what a harsh environment the sea can be. Some kind of failure was inevitable. If it hadn’t been a storm, there are plenty of other things which could have gone wrong.

Greens keep telling us we can expect more frequent and extreme superstorms – so what is the point of building vulnerable floating structures?

Plastics tend to disintegrate under tropical sunlight, especially when in contact with water or water spray. Ultraviolet from the sun drives exotic chemical reactions, which leads to chemical breakdown."

ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

Nearly 40 years ago, I bought rock wool insulating wrapped in plastic. I left the wrapping in the attic where there was Velux windows. All that plastic disintegrated into dust. Broke down by some sort of sun driven bioloxigal action.

 

[Mad as Fish]

What does the word "disingenuous" mean"? Is it a bit like a man saying " I alas, don't think I ever saw such a thing happen before ever". It is never used in my business transaction, in my engineering transactions, Blue Mickey says it must be a new grant for keeping tadpoles waters in dry weather?

Disingenuous is a fine word that I often use online and occasionally in personal correspondence. It means artful, deceitful and insincere. I tend to deploy it when I want to accuse someone of lying but remain polite in doing so.

 

[Mad as Fish]

Nearly 40 years ago, I bought rock wool insulating wrapped in plastic. I left the wrapping in the attic where there was Velux windows. All that plastic disintegrated into dust. Broke down by some sort of sun driven bioloxigal action.

Some plastics, especially disposable ones used for wrapping, will decompose in sunlight, they are designed to do just that. The film that maize is planted under is a classic example of this. Other plastics are far more hardy, silage wrap for instance, has additives that absorb the UV end of the light spectrum to help prolong its life.

All plastics are not the same.

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

View: https://twitter.com/BGatesIsaPyscho/status/1789961009274274283

 

[Mad as Fish]

On the ball as usual.


View: https://youtu.be/MaaJqPCjNr4?si=9bWpgr6r0wbxZq3N

OMG.. That daft wench wench again. Spouting any old crap the establishment pay her to.

 

[Mad as Fish]

On the ball as usual.


View: https://youtu.be/MaaJqPCjNr4?si=9bWpgr6r0wbxZq3N

You wouldn't know because you haven't clue.

 

[Wolf]

LOL's

Ireland second-most expensive European country for running EVs | BreakingNews

The cost of charging an Electric Vehicle (EV) increased by 15 per cent last year

www.breakingnews.ie

 

[Professor]

FrankenSkies - The Lies in the Skies Exposed

FrankenSkies is an 80 minute social change documentary regarding the Solar Geoengineering/Chemtrail agenda that affects every living being on earth. The struggle of bringing awareness to this subject, despite the obstacles of a socially engineered populace and the military industrial complex...

www.frankenskiesthemovie.com

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

WEATHER modification programmes and other geo-engineering experiments to reverse ‘climate change’ can no longer be brushed off as the stuff of ‘chemtrail’ conspiracy theorists. In recent weeks concerns, catalysed by excess rainfall both here and in Dubai, have finally gone mainstream.

What are they doing to our skies? Part One - The Conservative Woman

What are they doing to our skies? Part One

www.conservativewoman.co.uk

 

[Mad as Fish]

Climate change in action down at the south pole!

“On April 29, almost minus 80 degrees were measured at the Russian Vostok research station. Such extreme cold is rarely reached this early in the year,” reported wetteronline.de.

The record, -89.3°C, was recorded in the middle of winter, on July 21, 1983, thus making the last week’s late April reading very unusual.

“Values below minus 80 degrees in April are also extremely rare at the Earth’s cold pole and have only been recorded three times in the last 60 years,” wetteronline.de adds.

-80°C: Antarctic Vostok Station Records “Extreme Winter Cold”…Not Even Winter Yet!

notrickszone.com

 

[Wolf]

Quelle surprise!!!

US profits from climate change loans to poor countries – media

Climate loans to developing nations are generating massive profits for the US and other rich countries, Reuters says

www.rt.com

As with the ConVid Scamdemic, just follow the money!

 

[Mad as Fish]

We might think that we are mighy clever building all these wind farms to help poor old nature along, but what does nature herself think of them? Answer below.......


View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=R_ZDVYzIhgc

 

[valamhic]

Disingenuous is a fine word that I often use online and occasionally in personal correspondence. It means artful, deceitful and insincere. I tend to deploy it when I want to accuse someone of lying but remain polite in doing so.

2 questions to clarify.

1) Why should a person who is good at art be deceitful? Was Shakespeare deceitful? Van Goff?

2) Why do you not use the word "insincere" rather than disingenuous? The former has only one "in" the latter has an "in" and a "dis" The former has 9 letters while the latter has 12.

Take the word ingenuous, an adjective meaning innocent, niaive. Why not say innocent.

So if a person uses deceit and tricks all the time, Disingenuous means he is not niaive which says a genuine person must be niaive. A genuine person does not have to be niaive at all.

The spelling can be "naive" also. IMO Disingenuous is a stupid word.

I agree "genuine" is a fine word and I know no replacement for for " not genuine" . It is a fault of the language. In my world we sometimes use the words "He is false"

 

[Mad as Fish]

2 questions to clarify.

1) Why should a person who is good at art be deceitful? Was Shakespeare deceitful? Van Goff?

2) Why do you not use the word "insincere" rather than disingenuous? The former has only one "in" the latter has an "in" and a "dis" The former has 9 letters while the latter has 12.

Take the word ingenuous, an adjective meaning innocent, niaive. Why not say innocent.

So if a person uses deceit and tricks all the time, Disingenuous means he is not niaive which says a genuine person must be niaive. A genuine person does not have to be niaive at all.

The spelling can be "naive" also. IMO Disingenuous is a stupid word.

I agree "genuine" is a fine word and I know no replacement for for " not genuine" . It is a fault of the language. In my world we sometimes use the words "He is false"

I'll use the words I choose to, if you don't like it then you are going to have to live with it.

 

[Professor]

Was Shakespeare deceitful

Apparently, Yes!

The Art is pretending it's Art, The question is where do you pay!

 

[Myles O'Reilly]

Buddy did you know that Shakespeare was from County Kildare?

 

[clarke-connolly]

Why would Greta Thunberg be worried about a few Palestinians if the Planet is going to Die Next Week ? !

 

[jpc]

Quelle surprise!!!

US profits from climate change loans to poor countries – media

Climate loans to developing nations are generating massive profits for the US and other rich countries, Reuters says

www.rt.com

As with the ConVid Scamdemic, just follow the money!

.
For finance!
For the planet!
For humanity

 

[Professor]

Buddy did you know that Shakespeare was from County Kildare?

I thought it was Co Sligo . . . TubberCurry or To be Curry - That is the Question!

 

[Myles O'Reilly]

You're only saying Tubbercurry because its your hometown!

No its Kildare. Some say he's an ancestor of Slatttery's and that's where he gets his great eloquence from.

 

[Mad as Fish]

Good illustration here of the emerging difference between environmentalism and net zero.

One is about tree hugging, and I'd go along with a lot of it, and the other is purely an exercise in wealth transfer.

 

[jpc]

More on the absolute lying bollox the greens spew.

eugyppius: a plague chronicle | Substack

We are witnessing an unprecedented, comprehensive failure of policy, medicine and science. The world will never be the same. Click to read eugyppius: a plague chronicle, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.

www.eugyppius.com

 

[Mad as Fish]

More on the absolute lying bollox the greens spew.

eugyppius: a plague chronicle | Substack

We are witnessing an unprecedented, comprehensive failure of policy, medicine and science. The world will never be the same. Click to read eugyppius: a plague chronicle, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.

www.eugyppius.com

And we have seen this everywhere else, doing what can be got away with, rather than what is good for the citizenry, we are living in a vast political test tube.

 

[Professor]

. . . . the average cost of home charging is still on the up, but prices fluctuate hugely across the EU, with some countries seeing sharp drops and others experiencing steep hikes in 2023.

“This is largely due to government supports during the energy crisis and ever-changing global headwinds which impact countries differentlyROFLMAO:
(presently Ireland is planning loads more find farms on & off shore so the crack's got to be mighty) .
Although electricity costs are still historically high, energy prices have peaked and EVs are nowhere near as financially draining as petrol or diesel vehicles are to keep on the road. EV sales have seen a downturn recently as many governments phase out initiatives like purchase grants and tax benefits, but as motorists seek a haven from hefty fuel-pump prices it’s likely the EV market will rebound and continue to thrive. . .

Ireland is second most expensive for EV charging in Europe, says report

Only Germans pay more for their electric motoring in Europe

www.irishtimes.com

Every step - A scam!

. . . Ireland is also still proving stubbornly expensive when it comes to the cost of public charging. At the moment, for pay-as-you-go customers, ESB eCars is charging 56c per kWh for slow charging, 64c per kWh for fast charging, and 68c per kWh for high-speed charging. These are the same prices that were being charged last August, when the company assured customers that the cost of public charging would fall before the end of 2023 thanks to the reductions in the cost of wholesale electricity.

Asked why the prices here have not fallen, a spokesperson for ESB eCars said: “Continuous investment is required . . .. Scam scam blah blah blah scam scam . . .

 

[Hermit]

Another Sensor Error! Nagpur Temperature Log at 56° Likely Erroneous Due To THIS Reason, Says MeT

Nagpur did not log 56 degree temperature, said India's Regional Meteorological Centre on Friday saying that the erroneous reading was due to sensor malfunction.

www.republicworld.com

 

[Professor]

They'll say anything to swing it . . .

"Wind Energy Ireland is attempting to head off planning challenges to their wind farms across the country by opening them up as tourist attractions.

Described as “Ireland’s most unique and undiscovered destinations” the wind farms are located right around the country." . . . .

. . . One wind farm at Mountlucas in Offaly has proven to be a popular tourist destination - with nearly 50,000 people visiting each year - where they get to see some of the incredible birds and other creatures who make their homes among the turbines.

And Galway Wind Park - which has won multiple awards - boasts 48km of walking trails for visitors of all ages and abilities in unforgettable scenery.

Energy company to see off planning by labelling wind farms tourist attractions

Wind Energy Ireland say the wind farms are open to the public, at no cost, all year round and have trails for hiking, walking, biking and running

www.irishmirror.ie

Now that the challenges & cancellations are mounting they've decided to open up to the public.

Previously, when camping in the Galway WP, I was constantly informed that I shouldn't be there by the engineers, most entrances were of course gated off to the public, but now . . . .

 

[clarke-connolly]

Drill Baby Drill in New Zealand !

Access Restricted

 

[Wolf]

It's a bursting bubble anyway..

EU expected to impose import tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles

Experts believe Beijing will retaliate with measures that could hit European exports from cheese to cognac

www.theguardian.com

 

[jpc]

The sheer retardery of it all.
Can it get any more retarded?

Massive fraud revealed in fake Chinese climate projects subsidised by the German fossil fuel industry in service of meeting arbitrary and deeply stupid emissions quotas

Of 75 Chinese projects related to "upstream emissions reductions" schemes funded indirectly by German consumers, 62 have been revealed as clearly fraudulent, and only one is above suspicion.

www.eugyppius.com

 

[Mad as Fish]

The sheer retardery of it all.
Can it get any more retarded?

Massive fraud revealed in fake Chinese climate projects subsidised by the German fossil fuel industry in service of meeting arbitrary and deeply stupid emissions quotas

Of 75 Chinese projects related to "upstream emissions reductions" schemes funded indirectly by German consumers, 62 have been revealed as clearly fraudulent, and only one is above suspicion.

www.eugyppius.com

What we need is a good old fashioned war to bury all this.....

 

[jpc]

What we need is a good old fashioned war to bury all this.....

Common sense would be immeasurably cheaper and better.

 

[Wolf]

What we need is a good old fashioned war to bury all this.....

It's what Charlotte's head, the site drug pushing pervert, is pushing hard for alright.
Sick little bastard.

 

[Mad as Fish]

Common sense would be immeasurably cheaper and better.

..but is as common as hens teeth.

However, cheaper means that money isn't being made from it and that will never do!

 

[jpc]

..but is as common as hens teeth.

However, cheaper means that money isn't being made from it and that will never do!

True!

 

[Tiger]