NamMedevac 70
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Tvov wrote:pianotuna wrote:
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Bottom line we need to get off fossil fuels as fast as we can.
Why?
you be the winner. climate change cycles have been reoccurring for millions of years. I am in no hurry. Very satisfied and not worrying as I enjoy my gasser truck. Cheers to 300 million other gassers.
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mkirsch
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blt2ski wrote:One thing I've noticed. It takes many versions, ea getting things better to realize true progress.
Saw a comparison to Wright brothers plane, to walking in the moon. Took 66 years.
We have a few more years/decades for EV or hydrogen power to be truly usable etc like ICE rigs. I'm positive things will get there. When, not if.
The Wright Brothers had pencils and rulers. We have much more advanced technology that can do the design, analysis and calculations much more quickly.
Had the Wrights had current computer technology at their disposal, they could have made their first flight from Kitty Hawk to LaGuardia in a Boeing 707 in a week, instead of taking years to figure out how to make their contraption fly 120 feet.
In other words it should not take us nearly 66 years to perfect an alternative. We can make advancements much more quickly now.
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thomas201
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pianotuna wrote:For those who don't believe look at the ice core studies.
Animals don't defecate where they eat. We are, in a sense, doing just that.
https://www.co2levels.org/
I need to point out that rabbits do poo where they eat. In fact they must eat their own poo, while living in nature. Running it through twice is part of their natural digestive process.
rabbits eat their own poo
But enough biology, back to moving our RVs down the road.
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ronharmless
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shelbyfv wrote:Tvov wrote:pianotuna wrote:
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Bottom line we need to get off fossil fuels as fast as we can.
Why? ![[emoticon]](http://www.rv.net/sharedcontent/cfb/images/awink.gif "awink") I know it's a joke but apparently somewhere between 7% and 14% of US adults are still climate change deniers. Scary isn't it? Would that be the same 7% to 14% who didn’t believe that Covid would kill 10 times more people than the flu? Well guess what?
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pianotuna
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Give the 7% a Darwin award. Unfortunately I have to live and put up with this, just as I have to live with 8 billion other humans.
Regards, Don
My ride is a 28 foot Class C, 256 watts solar, 556 amp-hours of Telcom jars, 3000 watt Magnum hybrid inverter, Sola Basic Autoformer, Microair Easy Start.
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BCSnob
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pianotuna wrote:Animals don't defecate where they eat.
Very bad analogy.
Ivermectin was developed to deal with the issues caused by livestock grazing and defecating in the same place.
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FishOnOne
The Great State of Texas
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shelbyfv wrote:Tvov wrote:pianotuna wrote:
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Bottom line we need to get off fossil fuels as fast as we can.
Why? I know it's a joke but apparently somewhere between 7% and 14% of US adults are still climate change deniers. Scary isn't it?
The Sahara desert used to be covered in grass, trees and lakes.
What happened?
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time2roll
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FishOnOne wrote:The Sahara desert used to be covered in grass, trees and lakes.
What happened? The amazon desert is forming right before our eyes.
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shelbyfv
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FishOnOne wrote:shelbyfv wrote:Tvov wrote:pianotuna wrote:
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Bottom line we need to get off fossil fuels as fast as we can.
Why? I know it's a joke but apparently somewhere between 7% and 14% of US adults are still climate change deniers. Scary isn't it?
The Sahara desert used to be covered in grass, trees and lakes.
What happened? The earth is flat, I done seen it with my own two eyes....
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free radical
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FishOnOne wrote:shelbyfv wrote:Tvov wrote:pianotuna wrote:
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Bottom line we need to get off fossil fuels as fast as we can.
Why? I know it's a joke but apparently somewhere between 7% and 14% of US adults are still climate change deniers. Scary isn't it?
The Sahara desert used to be covered in grass, trees and lakes.
What happened?
Romans cut the trees to build their ships.
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