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jgordon1111 wrote:Seems Bernie you are after all, a true dimbulb, you took a pass when asked nicely, lets try a different route.
jgordon1111 wrote:Dukasaur wrote:Bernie Sanders wrote:Phatts, this ain't about YOU. Try to stay on the subject matter.
Oooops, what is the subject matter of this thread again?
I think we're supposed to quantify hatred and violence through religious bullshit.
I'll see your Jehovah and raise you two Allahs!
Good response to yesterday's topic Duk, but we moved on to how well did Hillary do in yesterday's Gop debate, stay current Duk.
jgordon1111 wrote:Damn Duk, that wasn't called for, why the hostility?
Dukasaur wrote:jgordon1111 wrote:Damn Duk, that wasn't called for, why the hostility?
What hostility?
Just have some fun with it...
Bernie Sanders wrote:jgordon1111 wrote:You can't beat them......
Hello Conquer Club
I will now use the open forum to push whatever personal agenda I wish Thank you in advance for your unending support.
Top of my list is using religious bullshit, to quantify killing or spreading hate of any form
So, you approve religious bullshit, to quantify or spreading hate.
PhatScotty wrote:You, flood-denier, don't face up to your own bullshit, which quantifies and spreads ignorance. Even though ignorance is the slutty little cousin of hate, it doesn't do anything to help make the world a better place. It's always gonna be a wash when you fail to practice what you preach.
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=216569#p4770243Bernie Sanders wrote:Phatts, this ain't about YOU. Try to stay on the subject matter.
Oooops, what is the subject matter of this thread again?
jgordon1111 wrote:Seems Bernie you are after all, a true dimbulb, you took a pass when asked nicely, lets try a different route.
tzor wrote:A forum is a crappy place to blog. Just saying.
If I only had some tyme I would blog, but I'm too lazy to go to the supermarket.
Bernie Sanders wrote:Vote Republican for less EPA rules and regulation and unleash American Corporations!
Vote for Bernie Sanders and protect the environment. Increase research in sustainable non-carbon energy!
Bernie Sanders wrote:Vote for Bernie Sanders and protect the environment. Increase research in sustainable non-carbon energy!
jgordon1111 wrote:Bernie Sanders wrote:Vote Republican for less EPA rules and regulation and unleash American Corporations!
Vote for Bernie Sanders and protect the environment. Increase research in sustainable non-carbon energy!
Bernie this is why I Foed you , and ignore what you say as a general rule of thumb, you have a unique way of dismissing anything that doesn't fit your personal view, what I asked for was clear,state your position and GIVE EXAMPLES of it.
Again you have shown you are a dimbulb,incapable of understanding easy requests, and yet you pretend to be a person wishing to hold a powerful position,you do neither justice with this archaic example of rhetoric
tzor wrote:Bernie Sanders wrote:Vote for Bernie Sanders and protect the environment. Increase research in sustainable non-carbon energy!
Seriously, isn't that an oxymoron? I can't think of a single sustainable non-carbon energy source that doesn't "harm the environment."
Solar panel creation is extremely harmful to the environment. (Of course if they are all made n China, who cares?)
Wind power kills many species of birds who aren't aware of rotating blades that enter their personal air space.
Water power can't be done without damning up rivers which hurts various populations of fish.
Geothermal is just sitting on a ticking time bomb, a yet to be born volcano which is never environmentally friendly.
On the other hand, fuel generation through algae is by nature environmentally friendly, but carbon based.
Bernie Sanders wrote:tzor wrote:Bernie Sanders wrote:Vote for Bernie Sanders and protect the environment. Increase research in sustainable non-carbon energy!
Seriously, isn't that an oxymoron? I can't think of a single sustainable non-carbon energy source that doesn't "harm the environment."
Solar panel creation is extremely harmful to the environment. (Of course if they are all made n China, who cares?)
Wind power kills many species of birds who aren't aware of rotating blades that enter their personal air space.
Water power can't be done without damning up rivers which hurts various populations of fish.
Geothermal is just sitting on a ticking time bomb, a yet to be born volcano which is never environmentally friendly.
On the other hand, fuel generation through algae is by nature environmentally friendly, but carbon based.
Did not and will not endorse dam building, as this hurts the fishing industry.
Geothermal can be done safely. What happen in Indonesia where they drilled a hole and unleash a mud volcano can be avoided.
Solar panels being "extremely harmful" to the environment is laughable. Of course, I'm sure you believe in Clean energy from coal, right?
Algae fuel generation? We may as well harness methane gas from cows.
Bernie Sanders wrote:jgordon1111 wrote:Bernie Sanders wrote:Vote Republican for less EPA rules and regulation and unleash American Corporations!
Vote for Bernie Sanders and protect the environment. Increase research in sustainable non-carbon energy!
Bernie this is why I Foed you , and ignore what you say as a general rule of thumb, you have a unique way of dismissing anything that doesn't fit your personal view, what I asked for was clear,state your position and GIVE EXAMPLES of it.
Again you have shown you are a dimbulb,incapable of understanding easy requests, and yet you pretend to be a person wishing to hold a powerful position,you do neither justice with this archaic example of rhetoric
I did give examples. You foed me? My heart is broken....
My position is clear. Clean energy to protect the environment. I certainly am not a Republican, who is bought and paid for by oil, gas and coal industries. American air is getting cleaner and some of that is due to natural gas prices being lower priced and is killing the coal industry.
Not sure, as usual why you can't read into my philosophy on clean energy.
hotfire wrote:Bernie Sanders wrote:tzor wrote:Bernie Sanders wrote:Vote for Bernie Sanders and protect the environment. Increase research in sustainable non-carbon energy!
Seriously, isn't that an oxymoron? I can't think of a single sustainable non-carbon energy source that doesn't "harm the environment."
Solar panel creation is extremely harmful to the environment. (Of course if they are all made n China, who cares?)
Wind power kills many species of birds who aren't aware of rotating blades that enter their personal air space.
Water power can't be done without damning up rivers which hurts various populations of fish.
Geothermal is just sitting on a ticking time bomb, a yet to be born volcano which is never environmentally friendly.
On the other hand, fuel generation through algae is by nature environmentally friendly, but carbon based.
Did not and will not endorse dam building, as this hurts the fishing industry.
Geothermal can be done safely. What happen in Indonesia where they drilled a hole and unleash a mud volcano can be avoided.
Solar panels being "extremely harmful" to the environment is laughable. Of course, I'm sure you believe in Clean energy from coal, right?
Algae fuel generation? We may as well harness methane gas from cows.
Why not harness methane gas from cows?...And stop flaring the Bakken nat. gas due to "lack of infrastructure" as they are about to shut down the Bakken right now (oil is too cheap). It would be a good time to install some infrastructure while they aren't running, eh? Or just send everyone away until they come back with the oil prices and continue flaring it (AKA wasting an important nonrenewable resource ).
jgordon1111 wrote:Bernie Sanders wrote:jgordon1111 wrote:Bernie Sanders wrote:Vote Republican for less EPA rules and regulation and unleash American Corporations!
Vote for Bernie Sanders and protect the environment. Increase research in sustainable non-carbon energy!
Bernie this is why I Foed you , and ignore what you say as a general rule of thumb, you have a unique way of dismissing anything that doesn't fit your personal view, what I asked for was clear,state your position and GIVE EXAMPLES of it.
Again you have shown you are a dimbulb,incapable of understanding easy requests, and yet you pretend to be a person wishing to hold a powerful position,you do neither justice with this archaic example of rhetoric
I did give examples. You foed me? My heart is broken....
My position is clear. Clean energy to protect the environment. I certainly am not a Republican, who is bought and paid for by oil, gas and coal industries. American air is getting cleaner and some of that is due to natural gas prices being lower priced and is killing the coal industry.
Not sure, as usual why you can't read into my philosophy on clean energy.
Ok Bernie, I will spell it out for you,give f ing example of clean energy you propose
Bernie Sanders wrote:Solar panels being "extremely harmful" to the environment is laughable.
Fabricating the panels requires caustic chemicals such as sodium hydroxide and hydrofluoric acid, and the process uses water as well as electricity, the production of which emits greenhouse gases. It also creates waste. These problems could undercut solar's ability to fight climate change and reduce environmental toxics.
Varying regulations and manufacturing practices make it difficult to get standardized data about the environmental footprint of photovoltaic panels. A study released in May by Northwestern University and Argonne National Laboratory found that the carbon footprint of a panel from China is twice that of one from Europe, because China has fewer environmental standards and more coal-fired power plants.
China has already seen a backlash. Panel manufacturer Jinko Solar, for example, has faced protests and legal action since one of its plants, in the eastern province of Zhejiang, was accused of dumping toxic waste into a nearby river.
Solar panels glimmering in the sun are an icon of all that is green. But while generating electricity through photovoltaics is indeed better for the environment than burning fossil fuels, several incidents have linked the manufacture of these shining symbols of environmental virtue to a trail of chemical pollution. And it turns out that the time it takes to compensate for the energy used and the greenhouse gases emitted in photovoltaic panel production varies substantially by technology and geography.
To understand exactly what the problems are, and how they might be addressed, it’s helpful to know a little something about how photovoltaic panels are made. While solar energy can be generated using a variety of technologies, the vast majority of solar cells today start as quartz, the most common form of silica (silicon dioxide), which is refined into elemental silicon. There’s the first problem: The quartz is extracted from mines, putting the miners at risk of one of civilization’s oldest occupational hazards, the lung disease silicosis.
The initial refining turns quartz into metallurgical-grade silicon, a substance used mostly to harden steel and other metals. That happens in giant furnaces, and keeping them hot takes a lot of energy, a subject we’ll return to later. Fortunately, the levels of the resulting emissions—mostly carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide—can’t do much harm to the people working at silicon refineries or to the immediate environment.
The next step, however—turning metallurgical-grade silicon into a purer form called polysilicon—creates the very toxic compound silicon tetrachloride. The refinement process involves combining hydrochloric acid with metallurgical-grade silicon to turn it into what are called trichlorosilanes. The trichlorosilanes then react with added hydrogen, producing polysilicon along with liquid silicon tetrachloride—three or four tons of silicon tetrachloride for every ton of polysilicon.
Most manufacturers recycle this waste to make more polysilicon. Capturing silicon from silicon tetrachloride requires less energy than obtaining it from raw silica, so recycling this waste can save manufacturers money. But the reprocessing equipment can cost tens of millions of dollars. So some operations have just thrown away the by-product. If exposed to water—and that’s hard to prevent if it’s casually dumped—the silicon tetrachloride releases hydrochloric acid, acidifying the soil and emitting harmful fumes.
The struggle to keep photovoltaics green does not end with the production of polysilicon. Solar-cell manufacturers purify chunks of polysilicon to form bricklike ingots and then slice the ingots into wafers. Then they introduce impurities into the silicon wafers, creating the essential solar-cell architecture that produces the photovoltaic effect.
These steps all involve hazardous chemicals. For example, manufacturers rely on hydrofluoric acid to clean the wafers, remove damage that comes from sawing, and texture the surface to better collect light. Hydrofluoric acid works great for all these things, but when it touches an unprotected person, this highly corrosive liquid can destroy tissue and decalcify bones. So handling hydrofluoric acid requires extreme care, and it must be disposed of properly.
But accidents do happen and are more likely in places that have limited experience manufacturing semiconductors or that have lax environmental regulations. In August 2011, a factory in China’s Zhejiang province owned by Jinko Solar Holding Co., one of the largest photovoltaic companies in the world, spilled hydrofluoric acid into the nearby Mujiaqiao River, killing hundreds of fish. And farmers working adjacent lands, who used the contaminated water to clean their animals, accidently killed dozens of pigs.
Bernie Sanders wrote:hotfire wrote:Bernie Sanders wrote:tzor wrote:Bernie Sanders wrote:Vote for Bernie Sanders and protect the environment. Increase research in sustainable non-carbon energy!
Seriously, isn't that an oxymoron? I can't think of a single sustainable non-carbon energy source that doesn't "harm the environment."
Solar panel creation is extremely harmful to the environment. (Of course if they are all made n China, who cares?)
Wind power kills many species of birds who aren't aware of rotating blades that enter their personal air space.
Water power can't be done without damning up rivers which hurts various populations of fish.
Geothermal is just sitting on a ticking time bomb, a yet to be born volcano which is never environmentally friendly.
On the other hand, fuel generation through algae is by nature environmentally friendly, but carbon based.
Did not and will not endorse dam building, as this hurts the fishing industry.
Geothermal can be done safely. What happen in Indonesia where they drilled a hole and unleash a mud volcano can be avoided.
Solar panels being "extremely harmful" to the environment is laughable. Of course, I'm sure you believe in Clean energy from coal, right?
Algae fuel generation? We may as well harness methane gas from cows.
Why not harness methane gas from cows?...And stop flaring the Bakken nat. gas due to "lack of infrastructure" as they are about to shut down the Bakken right now (oil is too cheap). It would be a good time to install some infrastructure while they aren't running, eh? Or just send everyone away until they come back with the oil prices and continue flaring it (AKA wasting an important nonrenewable resource ).
The storage facilities for natural gas is basically filled up. The burning off of natural gas at oil and gas derricks is necessary right now.
There's talk about making LIQUEFACTION PLAnts for natural gas shipments to other countries, but this would be bad for American consumers, as this would double the natural gas prices. We would start paying the international price of natural gas, but would enrich the fat cats who are in the natural gas Corporations.
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