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Just watching a Netflix documentary on volcanos ... one in the Dominican Republic spews out more sulfur dioxide in ONE WEEK than all cars in the United States do in A YEAR!   :bolt:

Same with CO2.  Man made contributions are a tiny fraction of the total .
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Insults? And I thought you were bailing on the site because of insults? I guess not :silly: :silly:

I think he is a masochist.  I've never seen a troll get this beat up before.
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oooh ahhh on e or two examples. Do you know how many semi gas tanklers are involved in accidents every year and how many people killed? Do you know how idiotic your arguments are to normal mentally sane people? Just like your Ukraine post. No normal sane person does that. 

I can't believe I am arguing with a mentally ill person on this fine Saturday afternoon.
Insults? And I thought you were bailing on the site because of insults? I guess not :silly: :silly:
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I never mentioned 25 million. I said 21 million was planted in 2023. Yes Scotland  cuts down 15-20 million trees every year for harvest.

Most of the trees that we establish are grown in nurseries and planted out as saplings. But, a significant and increasing number are grown naturally from seed in the forest.

Tree planting and felling FAQs - Forestry and Land Scotland


You made my point @banddag  -- mature trees that are more eco friendly are being replaced with sapplings or seedlings -- that's hardly replacing what has been removed for wind turbines which are supposed to be more eco friendly.  Do you even see the slight hypocrisy of what you're trying to defend??
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Nearly all those accidents are from 2000 on up.

Bullshit.  CERCLA reporting for reportable quanitites wasn't passed by Congress until 1980.   And from your vantage point of 2000, many didn't get press attention, and went under the radar.  You are ignorant on this subject....  Just give up.

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oooh ahhh on e or two examples. Do you know how many semi gas tanklers are involved in accidents every year and how many people killed? Do you know how idiotic your arguments are to normal mentally sane people? Just like your Ukraine post. No normal sane person does that. 

I can't believe I am arguing with a mentally ill person on this fine Saturday afternoon.

Good by. I will let you have the last word.

lol

But back to the point.  The C&P list you posted without citation does not address the point being made about the severe environmental impact of wind farms.  Perhaps if you put your emotions in check, you would be able to keep up with the conversation here.

Why not at least be honest here?  Admit that wind power sucks for the environment, puts a shitload of CO2 in the air, requires the clear cutting of thousands of acres of forest, is an eyesore, and actually requires electricity for when the wind isn't blowing.  But that your emotional needs require the rest of us to be forced to pay for it through our tax dollars so that you can feel good about yourself.
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RFK Jr. Voters Span MAGA to Liberal—Making Them an Election Wildcard

SEDONA, Ariz.—Jody Hendryx, Gaia Lamb and Dale Young are voters here supporting Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s independent bid for the presidency. Their political pasts couldn’t be more different.

Hendryx, 67 years old, voted for Donald Trump in 2020. Lamb, 81, cast a ballot for Joe Biden. And Young, 69, said he hasn’t been registered to vote for 50 years—but decided to come out of the political shadows to vote for Kennedy this fall.

The trio show why the effect of Kennedy’s presence in the presidential race is so hard to predict, and why he is causing headaches for both the Democratic president and his opponent, the Republican former president.

The problem for both Trump and Biden: It isn’t exactly clear who Kennedy hurts more, largely because of his eclectic mix of supporters. Most polls of swing states and national surveys show Kennedy pulls slightly more support from Trump, but here in Arizona, a recent Wall Street Journal poll found he snapped up voters equally from both candidates.

Trump led Biden 39% to 34% in the Journal’s recent Arizona poll with Kennedy and other third-party candidates included. Some 13% of voters here said they planned to support Kennedy, the poll found. That was his second-highest level of support among seven competitive states the Journal polled....................

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/rfk-jr-voters-span-maga-to-liberal-making-them-an-election-wildcard/ar-BB1mCbR0?ocid=widgetonlockscreenwin10&cvid=f0e7c044dfba487baf79ed53d9d9004f&ei=12
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Compare the total number of people killed in the Pacific theater during the war with the number killed at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and it is pretty clear that the bombs were the cleanest way to end the slaughter quickly.
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So you can badmouth oil all you want.  But we aren't the ones being hypocrites here.  You are.

I was involved and responded to  several spills, and other environmental emergencies.  Invariably equipment breaks, and operators will make mistakes.  Industry can do bettter, but thinking there will never be a spill, is folly. 

BUT..  without fossil fuels, we would still be riding in horse and buggies, not have HVAC, be able to transverse the globe via flight, no plastic contianers, asphalt to drive on,  have ability to mass produce rubber tires, medical devices, and a million other products and innovations  to celebrate our technological advances of the past 120 years.

I kind of view TBR as a welcome respite of sanity, but when I see trolls championing the left wing banner of enviro-whacko-ism here, I am not gong to idly sit on my hands.  99%+ of the folks I worked with at several plants, are just as concerned about environmental protection as anyone else   The ranks are full of fisherman and sportsmen who know and realize how important it is to minimize industy's impact.

And to the numbnut who is "polluting" this thread.  I was proud of the stewardship I provided in my 40 years  making sure that this took place not only legally, but proactively.  'll wager any amount that what I have done has 100X helped the cause more than the silliness you have provided here or wherever else you slither in. 
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@Wingnut

Love the avatar.  My brother lived in Germany for awhile and said the Germans absolutely loved Al Bundy.

LOL!  Yeah, but who didn't like Al Bundy?  Well, besides (Some woman in Michigan)Terry Rakolta!  It was rumored that the Cast sent Rakolta flowers every year while the show was in production!.
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