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Re: EPA Director: 75 mpg CAFE needed to reach CO2 emissions goals
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Re: EPA Director: 75 mpg CAFE needed to reach CO2 emissions goals
No, they will point to cooling as "definite proof" that globaloney warming is real, and cooling is clearly a result of warming.
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Re: EPA Director: 75 mpg CAFE needed to reach CO2 emissions goals
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Global warming is nothing but a phony and it's all part of a one world government.
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Re: EPA Director: 75 mpg CAFE needed to reach CO2 emissions goals
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I know about the Otto cycle, the Carnot cycle, the Diesel cycle, the Sterling cycle, and even the Rankine cycle. Global warming is not caused by the cycle used by the engine, but rather by the exhaust products of the specific fuel burned to generate the heat required to drive the engine. "Entropy death" is a problem that the entire Universe faces. It is not limited to the Earth. It is billions of years into the future. There is also absolutely nothing that anyone anywhere can do to escape it. Last edited by MisterMe : 04-19-2008 at 12:57 AM. |
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The first rule of all bureaucracies and movements, as with all living beings, is survival. If their mission becomes a "solved problem," their existence is no longer required. Since globaloney warming is a Superman Comix-class epic threatening earth's very existence (actually they confuse hominidkind with the planet, easy enough when you're a histrionic narcissistic psychopath), "fixing the problem" would create a much larger problem: Algore & Co. would no longer have something to make up Big Lies about. That = unemployment. And if there's one thing a histrionic NP cannot stand, it's becoming an unemployed Drama Queen.
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Re: EPA Director: 75 mpg CAFE needed to reach CO2 emissions goals
If global warming killed-off all human beings, then the rest of the planet would survive? Is this really true? Whew ... I was worried over nothing!
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Join Date: May 2005
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Re: EPA Director: 75 mpg CAFE needed to reach CO2 emissions goals
I own a 1998 Camaro Z28, 2004 Silverado and as of last Friday a 2008 G8 GT. I considered selling the Camaro but I believe I need to hang on to all the V8's I can. If I can't get a new V8 in the future I will have to have one of my old vehicles rebuilt!
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Re: EPA Director: 75 mpg CAFE needed to reach CO2 emissions goals
With all due respect this is an Art Bell methodology. One cannot confuse the changing density of seawater with increased El Nino and La Nina activity. The change in salinity is minor, at worst, and even NOAA has re-figured their data to say that now there will be a net DROP in severe storm activity.
To say that changing salinity of Earth's Oceans caused the seismic activity that resulted in the Tsunami is laughable. Methane migration is a bit of odd science, similar to CFCs. Methane is known as swamp gas for a reason. It is heavier than air, not as much as CFCs, and migration to the upper atmosphere is difficult. Consider this point: If CFCs can migrate from ground level to the upper atmosphere, where the sun splits the bond and allows the Chlorine to attack the O3, why cannot simple ground level O3 migrate to the upper atmosphere? We have plenty of ground level O3 here in Phoenix. The reasons are very complex and can't be broken down in a 30 second sound-bite, but "CFCs are bad, CO2 is bad" can be. NASA says that Mars is warming. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n...s-warming.html What is the common thread? (That big ball of fire in the sky) Quote:
Chemical cracking releases massive amounts of CO2 and CO. Electrolysis requires more electricity than is obtained through recombination. Thus making it a true net-LOSS in energy. They only plausable hope for Hydrogen is combustion with atmospheric O2 (less fuel to carry in a cell). However, given the Mole size of H2 it would be necessary to direct inject liquid or high-pressure H2 into a very high pressure/temperature combustion chamber. Yes, H2 can be burned with a modified LPG mixer, however it is much less efficient. Most of all, where is all that electricity going to come from? Right now, it would be through increased combustion of coal, diesel fuel and natural gas. Quote:
My advice is if you don't want a tiny little death box, obtain a vehicle you really like and get a couple spares (vehicles) for parts and sheetmetal and drive it forever. While I don't see HD trucks being impacted to the point of no capability, I could forsee them being neutered.
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Re: EPA Director: 75 mpg CAFE needed to reach CO2 emissions goals
Before anyone gets all caught up in this global warming hype look to history.
When the Vikings left Scandinavia, Eric the Red and crew set upon a vast island full of lush vegitation. They named this land "Greenland". Hundreds of years later is was virtually abandoned when the climate changed. Today it is nearly totally covered in ice. Consider that for a moment. ![]()
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