Thread: Climate

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

I do totally agree with your post above. I do at the same time have concerns about the information that these 'young people' are allowed to view and form their decisions from. Much of it is censored and this new 'disinformation bill' will only increase censorship and reduce the quality of the decisions made including those made regarding climate.
I am astounded that a govt here would attack the Bill of Rights, but the same has already happened and now been reversed in the US. The following is a rollicking breakdown of what has happened and worth a listen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SePM...p=wgIGCgQQAhgB

Like ive said your being taught what to think not how to think.

Originally Posted by akaroa1

I agree entirely.

Yesterday I planted 70 native seedlings out for a local conservation trust.
Woolen weed mats, folded cardboard tree protectors held together with bamboo stakes.
Refundable deposit on the plastic plant pots and trays.

For good measure I tidied up some plantings from 5 and 6 years ago which were in plastic sleeves and folded plastic core flute protecters.
That was a lot of sacks of plastic waste.

That shows the changes that have occurred in a short period of time.
And the small things that can help .

That will certainly make you feel good I do similar things all over my farm, reducing its viability yet making it a more soulful place for us to live out our years on.

But if the term "farting at thunder" has some relevance to NZ's efforts in reducing global emissions, after reading this article (a couple of years old) I think the term needs to be changed to "farting at the cosmos"

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/environm...al-revolution/

Originally Posted by XR500

That will certainly make you feel good I do similar things all over my farm, reducing its viability yet making it a more soulful place for us to live out our years on.

But if the term "farting at thunder" has some relevance to NZ's efforts in reducing global emissions, after reading this article (a couple of years old) I think the term needs to be changed to "farting at the cosmos"

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/environm...al-revolution/

There are several carbon capture programs underway around the world. One that has great promise for mitigating the likes of those shocking numbers from China is capturing, compressing and liquifying CO2 and then injecting it deep underground. So far, although several plants are operating they are not sufficiently scaled to make a difference but I do imagine this is where China will be heading

Originally Posted by Nick-D

Regardless of oppinions on our effect on the rate of warming, I would think the general idea of trying to pump less chemicals and shit into our atmosphere, and pump less pollution into our water is a fairly common sense one.

I wholeheartedly agree, but have to add that we as a society still have a way to go in our attitude to pollution. Individuals among us see no problem in using some of the forest skid sites as their personal rubbish dumps. This was taken when I was on one of the routes I take the dog on when we need to stretch our legs a bit. These people need a bit of education as well as conglomerates and industries.

I cant like that. Grubby bastards

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

There are several carbon capture programs underway around the world. One that has great promise for mitigating the likes of those shocking numbers from China is capturing, compressing and liquifying CO2 and then injecting it deep underground. So far, although several plants are operating they are not sufficiently scaled to make a difference but I do imagine this is where China will be heading

We should just stop fuking with the environment wtf are we not learning here?. Fuk I hope in 10 or so years time we dont get the whoops turns out its not a good idea to pump co2 into the earth oh well all you guys are going to have to pay for this as well...

Originally Posted by blip

We should just stop fuking with the environment wtf are we not learning here?. Fuk I hope in 10 or so years time we dont get the whoops turns out its not a good idea to pump co2 into the earth oh well all you guys are going to have to pay for this as well...

Gets pumped back where the oil came from. lesser of two evils ?

Does it kill the oganisms in the ground?

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

Gets pumped back where the oil came from. lesser of two evils ?

Didn't fracking end up causing quite a few earthquakes where earthquakes were unusual to experience???

I dont think out of sight out of mind is the cure...

I just watched a clip of Arabs burning 42 million car tires in the Kuwait Desert.

Make sure everyone sorts paper from plastic this evening yeah.

Originally Posted by Moa Hunter

There are several carbon capture programs underway around the world. One that has great promise for mitigating the likes of those shocking numbers from China is capturing, compressing and liquifying CO2 and then injecting it deep underground. So far, although several plants are operating they are not sufficiently scaled to make a difference but I do imagine this is where China will be heading

One of the car companies has been doing this and turning it back into petrol. Pretty clever way to provide carbon neutral petrol, (so long as the energy used to create it is renewable.

Originally Posted by norsk

I just watched a clip of Arabs burning 42 million car tires in the Kuwait Desert.

Make sure everyone sorts paper from plastic this evening yeah.

If its the same one ive seen I think we have bigger problems to tackle than cows farting

Originally Posted by blip

Does it kill the oganisms in the ground?

No, too deep. It is ideally injected back down into the same deep storage that the oil came from. There is quite a bit can be read about it online. Something like thirty operational plants running

Originally Posted by norsk

I just watched a clip of Arabs burning 42 million car tires in the Kuwait Desert.

Make sure everyone sorts paper from plastic this evening yeah.

That is surprising as I know that Siemens from Germany have installed high temperature incinerators that combine steam turbine power generation in the Middle East, tyres are a very good fuel source.
We should be burning our municipal waste here instead of burying it and then buying coal to generate electricity