BigHornRam
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If Warren had Tulsi's good looks it would be game over for the Trumpster I'm afraid to say.She is hot, and for that I think we can reach bipartisan agreement.
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If Warren had Tulsi's good looks it would be game over for the Trumpster I'm afraid to say.She is hot, and for that I think we can reach bipartisan agreement.
Do have any young Hillary photos in your binders, Harley?Young Elizabeth Warren....just saying
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Do have any young Hillary photos in your binders, Harley?
Quoted you but wasn't directed at you. I would love to hear someone here explain sensible gun control. Bullock is our guy!It was meant in humor as response to Big Horn Ram's post also obviously meant in humor.
She aint gonna get my safe full of firearms either, Rocky ... but I don't stay awake at night wringing my hands either!
I don't expect anything brought forth will change your stance on climate change. If the evidence that's out there hasn't broke through to you yet I doubt anything here will change your mind. This is more for the people your trying to influence with your rhetoric concerning climate change. Alaska climate change tempsBrief History of Glaciers in Glacier National Park | U.S. Geological Survey
The history of glaciation in Glacier National Park spans thousands of years of glacial growth and recession, carving the steep and striking mountain features we see today. Glaciers have been present within the boundaries of present-day Glacier National Park since as early as 6,500 years ago...www.usgs.gov
The glaciers made most of their mass during the mini ice age which ended around 1850 A.D. They have been receding ever since. Crazy thing is the glaciers that created the area known as glacier park melted. And to think that warning period took place with no suv's and Al Gore wasn't there to reverse the warming period. The horror!
I think it was coldest spring sense 1979. Lived through that too. One year does not a trend make.Coldest spring sense 1979Can't find it right now, but had seen it somewhere that this year so far in MT is the coldest ever on record. Now that we got rid of the global warming moniker it falls under climate change. Right? Man caused for sure.
Ben, two years ago I worked as a power gen supervisor for a Wisconsin based company. As such I had access to the pricing the power traders where actually buying and selling at. I never seen wind as cheap as coal. Natural gas was frequently cheaper than coal, but not consistently so.https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...-expensive-than-wind-solar-energy/1277637001/
https://e360.yale.edu/digest/renewables-cheaper-than-75-percent-of-u-s-coal-fleet-report-finds
https://energynews.us/2019/03/25/mi...per-than-operating-most-existing-coal-plants/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost_of_electricity_by_source
I'm interested in hearing about solutions to climate change. So far I've heard a lot of sky is falling 12 years left to correct the problem rhetoric, but still no plan on how to logically solve it. Factual links please.Shoots, don't confuse me with the facts ... I drive a Cummins diesel, heat with coal fired electricity, and have a narrow ideology to maintain.
I stopped reading the link when it said coal and nuclear plants are difficult to ramp up and down. This is non sense. Coal plants ramp up and down daily and it doesnt take very long. 1mw a minute for an older plant. Newer plants are even faster.Nuclear is one of the most expensive types of energy. How are you going to reduce the cost to make it competitive with other energy supplies?
We spend billions on pipelines now. Billions on infrastructure to move LNG & Crude, billions on shipping coal. How is developing the storage infrastructure any different than what we do now with Coal, oil and gas?
I think the baseload argument doesn't carry water. https://skepticalscience.com/print.php?r=374
I concur with your perspective. It seems that the ideological debates just keep kicking the can down the road and inhibit the process of translating the science into viable action plans.I'm interested in hearing about solutions to climate change. So far I've heard a lot of sky is falling 12 years left to correct the problem rhetoric, but still no plan on how to logically solve it. Factual links please.
The global average is markedly up and that is what counts.Can't find it right now, but had seen it somewhere that this year so far in MT is the coldest ever on record. Now that we got rid of the global warming moniker it falls under climate change. Right? Man caused for sure.
Are you really sure?The global average is markedly up and that is what counts.
These unusual cold snaps are simply unusual airflow that brought cold air down. Alaska has had record breaking heat. Ask Bullock, he can explain it to you