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https://brusselssignal.eu/2023/07/scotland-has-felled-more-than-16-million-trees-to-make-way-for-wind-farms/


The Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) agency said it had planted more than 500 million trees since 2000. The quantity felled for wind farms equated roughly to its annual harvesting program. A spokesman said: “Renewable energy generated from wind farms is a key element in Scotland’s response to the climate emergency and the shift towards net zero and the infrastructure on land that we manage generates enough power for 600,000 homes.”

The article mentions that they've supposedly have been planted since 2000.

ALSO -- did you note that the article did mention - Mature trees are more efficient at sequestering carbon due to their larger trunks and roots. Studies suggest that it takes many more young trees to absorb the same amount of carbon as one old tree. (Gee, that isn't exactly rocket science).

In essence they are stripping the land of mature trees which are much more eco friendly and replacing them with younger trees. I wonder how long it's going to take for those trees to mature?? Anyway you cut it, what they are doing is idiotic.  Ripping apart beautiful trees for wind farms.  They are complete freakin' morons!!! Anyone that supports what they are doing is a moron as well.
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Where did they get the 500 million trees @banddag ???

https://brusselssignal.eu/2023/07/scotland-has-felled-more-than-16-million-trees-to-make-way-for-wind-farms/

The Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) agency said it had planted more than 500 million trees since 2000. The quantity felled for wind farms equated roughly to its annual harvesting program. A spokesman said: “Renewable energy generated from wind farms is a key element in Scotland’s response to the climate emergency and the shift towards net zero and the infrastructure on land that we manage generates enough power for 600,000 homes.”

You didn't answer the question, @banddag
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 Johnson’s Trump trip unsettles some Republicans: ‘Tell me this isn’t so’
by Mychael Schnell and Mike Lillis - 05/18/24 6:00 AM ET

Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-La.) decision to appear this week at former President Trump’s hush money trial in Manhattan is sparking new blowback from some House Republicans, who are questioning why he would inject himself so prominently in a case involving an alleged affair with a porn star.

These Republicans, who requested to speak anonymously to discuss the sensitive topic, are accusing Johnson — a devout Southern Baptist who built a career around the fight for Christian values and moral conservatism — of undermining the party’s family values image simply to ingratiate himself with Trump, the party’s presumptive presidential nominee.

“It’s clear that Johnson thinks that this is to his political advantage to be at the courthouse at the most salacious bits of detailed, pornographic testimony. I think he’s got to answer for that,” one House Republican told The Hill.

“It seems like an odd place for him to be given what he has said.”

In one sense, there’s little surprise in Johnson’s visit to New York this week.

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https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4671263-johnsons-trump-trip-unsettles-some-republicans-tell-me-this-isnt-so/
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Where did they get the 500 million trees @banddag ???

And where did they get the land to plant 500 million trees?  What do you figure?  One hundred trees per acre?  That comes to over 7,800 square miles of land.  That's over one-third of the total arable land mass of Scotland.
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 Senate GOP looks to Trump to keep hold of House majority
by Al Weaver - 05/18/24 12:00 PM ET

Senate Republicans believe the party’s chances of retaining its slim House majority will sink or swim with former President Trump in November as Democrats remain cautiously bullish of winning back the chamber despite chaos in the House GOP conference over the past year.

Republican lawmakers have oozed confidence for months about the potential of winning back the Senate in 2024, but the House is an entirely different matter. Members indicated that they see it as a true toss-up, with Trump being the determinative factor for better or worse.

“It depends on if Donald Trump wins,” said Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.), a former House member. “The House is so tied to national waves and political cycles. If Donald Trump wins it’s hard for me to imagine Republicans losing the House.”

“If Donald Trump doesn’t win, I think we could very well win the Senate and lose the House,” he added.

With less than six months to go until Election Day, the battle for the House is on a razor’s edge. No matter what party emerges as victorious, a Democratic or Republican majority stands to have another thin margin to deal with heading into the 119th Congress.

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https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/4671321-senate-gop-trump-house-majority/
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Weather / Re: Study: Bison fight climate change
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Israel, the arms shipments are in the mail.  Just keeping checking your mailbox.



They just don't make sitcoms like they used to.   
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Thanks Hawk   :beer:

I'd forgot and totally overlooked the bats, which have no defense versus these killing machines.
I just realized I forgot another issue with wind turbines, their disruption of natural wind patterns results in, wait for it...climate change
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