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Climate Change / Re: More than 1 million trees cut down for wind turbines last year, 17 million over 24 years
« Last post by catfish1957 on Today at 07:00:03 pm »
Quote from: libertybele on Today at 06:44:38 pm
Where did they get the 500 million trees @banddag ???

lol....good catch.  I know that our normal pine farming suggests 100 trees per acre.  And pines are very vertically configured.  So that should almost be a worst case.

So beandog's imagery forest should take up about 5 million acres. 

One square mile = 640 acres

5 million acres divided by 640 acres equals 7,812 square miles.  The entire Country of Scotland is 30,090 square miles.  And since the Highlands makes up conservatively roughly 60% of Scotland, and not condusive to forest growth.  beandog is claiming that roughly 60-70% of Lowland Scotland has been replanted with trees.  Amazing?  And where did they get the manpower to do that?

His bullshit has gotten so deep, I think we need to get the Mods to bring out the Firehoses to save him.
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Climate Change / Re: More than 1 million trees cut down for wind turbines last year, 17 million over 24 years
« Last post by GtHawk on Today at 06:57:21 pm »
Quote from: Hoodat on Today at 06:52:53 pm
Yet another unsustainable money-losing company that would be filing for bankruptcy if not for government subsidies.
The most widely utilized method of of turbine blade recycling
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Climate Change / Re: More than 1 million trees cut down for wind turbines last year, 17 million over 24 years
« Last post by banddag on Today at 06:55:43 pm »
Quote from: libertybele on Today at 06:44:38 pm
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.”
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Climate Change / Re: More than 1 million trees cut down for wind turbines last year, 17 million over 24 years
« Last post by Hoodat on Today at 06:52:53 pm »
Quote from: banddag on Today at 04:15:10 pm
Carbon River Company  out of TN has been recycling wind turbine blades for quite some time now.

Yet another unsustainable money-losing company that would be filing for bankruptcy if not for government subsidies.
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PJ Comix / VIDEO: 2024 NATO Youth Summit Declares TRUMP as Threat to Democracy
« Last post by pjcomix on Today at 06:51:55 pm »
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The 2024 NATO Youth Summit on May 13, 2024 was chock full of young globalist Trust Fund kids so it is really not surprising that they chose President Donald Trump as a threat to Democracy. They also declared "Disinformation" as a major threat as well. Disinformation being inconvenient truths that the globalists want to hide from you.


https://rumble.com/embed/v4tivji/?pub=7wvc3
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Climate Change / Re: More than 1 million trees cut down for wind turbines last year, 17 million over 24 years
« Last post by DefiantMassRINO on Today at 06:51:35 pm »
Fewer trees - less carbon capture.
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Politics/Government / Re: John Kirby Shows Himself to Be As Much of a Lying, Shameless Hack As Karine Jean-Pierre
« Last post by DefiantMassRINO on Today at 06:49:13 pm »
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Israel, the arms shipments are in the mail.  Just keeping checking your mailbox.

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General Discussion / Re: Cicadas Are Coming: Rare ‘Dual Emergence’ Could Bring One Trillion of the Bugs This Year
« Last post by GtHawk on Today at 06:48:19 pm »
Quote from: 240B on Today at 06:10:39 pm
No different than eating shrimp, crawfish, crab, or lobster, which are simply scavenging 'cleanup bugs' that live in water.

However other than one or two just for the experience, would probably not pig-out on Cicadas unless I was really hungry and without food. People around the world eat all kinds of bugs routinely for that exact reason. Bugs are good protein. Western culture is fortunate.
Well then some entrepreneur should have been collecting the damn things and selling them in a less fortunate country as exotic haute cuisine. :shrug:
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General Discussion / Re: Cicadas Are Coming: Rare ‘Dual Emergence’ Could Bring One Trillion of the Bugs This Year
« Last post by catfish1957 on Today at 06:45:11 pm »
Quote from: 240B on Today at 06:10:39 pm
No different than eating shrimp, crawfish, crab, or lobster, which are simply scavenging 'cleanup bugs' that live in water.

However other than one or two just for the experience, would probably not pig-out on Cicadas unless I was really hungry and without food. People around the world eat all kinds of bugs routinely for that exact reason. Bugs are good protein. Western culture is fortunate.

I've eaten a mealworm and a cricket at festival before, and they seemed pretty tasteless.  A 2 inch long Cicada?  I'll pass.
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Climate Change / Re: More than 1 million trees cut down for wind turbines last year, 17 million over 24 years
« Last post by libertybele on Today at 06:44:38 pm »
Quote from: banddag on Today at 01:02:01 pm
What this pro fossil fuel group does not tell you is Scotland planted 500 million trees since 2000.

Responding to press criticism, FLS said it had planted more than 500 million trees since 2000, adding: “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 ...Aug 7, 2023

Scottish Government Felling Almost 2,000 Trees per Day To ...
Where did they get the 500 million trees @banddag ???
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