Renewable Energy Sets Record in USA

PostmodernProphet said:
yawn.....no, but your dividends from BP might go down......
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Man you are truly pathetic, you are starting to sound like Rune or Nostradumbfuck. Well done, keep it up. I know that I am right when both the Left and Right use tired old memes to attack me. If you weren't so ill informed and just downright fucking stupid you'd know that BP has more wind farms than any other oil or gas company in the USA.

http://www.bp.com/en_us/bp-us/what-we-do/wind.html

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Milagro said:
Man you are truly pathetic, you are starting to sound like Rune or Nostradumbfuck. Well done, keep it up. I know that I am right when both the Left and Right use tired old memes to attack me. If you weren't so ill informed and just downright fucking stupid you'd know that BP has more wind farms than any other oil or gas company in the USA.

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I don't know WHY you have a stick up your ass about renewable energy, but its incredibly juvenile......
 
Milagro said:
Not that tired old meme again. Sadly so many seem unable to perceive or understand the difference between a subsidy and a tax break.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/drilli...about-federal-oil-gas-subsidies/#50b118e76e1c
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????......there is no effective difference.....both involve taxpayer money, both are incentives targeting desired action.......the only difference is that a tax break doesn't require the money to be collected from the taxpayer before it goes to the incentive target......
 
PostmodernProphet said:
????......there is no effective difference.....both involve taxpayer money, both are incentives targeting desired action.......the only difference is that a tax break doesn't require the money to be collected from the taxpayer before it goes to the incentive target......
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Why are you so gung ho about windmills, do you have shares in wind farm operators?

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Alice in Liberaland said:
http://www.csrwire.com/blog/posts/1169-thermodynamics-why-technology-won-t-save-us

This article explains it nicely and simply so even a moron can understand it.

Essentially everything we do from a technology standpoint has a cost from a thermodynamic standpoint. The energy required to make solar and wind viable would exact too high a thermodynamic cost.
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Everything has a cost from a thermodynamic standpoint. You are falling flat here pal. Either learn what you are talking about or pipe down. Seriously.
 
Alice in Liberaland said:
Science does not back up your point. It sounds good. But you can't fight the laws of physics. It isn't a problem solved by technology.
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You truly are an idiot when it comes to this. I mean a complete fucking fenderhead. Seeing as how you cannot answer the question about laws of thermodynamics you said are broken by alternative energies, how about you explain what laws of physics are being "fought" by them? You truly have no idea what you are talking about.
 
Sailor said:
You truly are an idiot when it comes to this. I mean a complete fucking fenderhead. Seeing as how you cannot answer the question about laws of thermodynamics you said are broken by alternative energies, how about you explain what laws of physics are being "fought" by them? You truly have no idea what you are talking about.
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Apparently you either didn't read the link provided or you didn't understand it. Your anger suggests the latter

Let me hopefully explain it in a way you can understand.

Fossil fuels are energy dense. Wind and solar are energy diffuse. This means there is much energy packed into fossil fuels than these so called alternatives.

You think technology is going to magically overcome the laws of science? They are not.

There is no such thing as renewable energy. It is a myth

Solar and wind technologies have been around for hundreds of years. They are a pipe dream with regards to large scale energy productions the likes of which are required to power our economy.

The real answer as to what a failure these technologies are is to follow the money. If there were truly a market then all sorts of private money from Warren Buffet types would be flowing in. But it isn't. It is taxpayer money.

You cling to your myths.
 
Alice in Liberaland said:
How much of it is unsubsidized by taxpayers?

And let's see if you can answer without saying "but, oil........"
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dear fucking idiot



once in place it produces energy at very little cost to the owner of the in place infrastructure.


that means it cost effective compared to lots of trucks and tunnels

things like oil rigs and lots of digging



why do you HATE wise business practices?


oh yeah you are a nihilist


fuck you very much
 
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