Greta and the aristocrat sail the high seas to save the planet.

"Yes there is destructive work involved in raising wind turbines, but ultimately the damage is much less than not doing so"

You don't give up, girl. I respect that.

I really hope you don't believe what you are typing

ForestFire

Tell me how wrote: »

I think the reason the poster mentioned about what happened in Tallaght is because it was only tweeted out today.

Every action could be said to impact on the environment but that is not to say that they are ultimately invalid or pointless or even hypocritical.

Yes there is destructive work involved in raising wind turbines, but ultimately the damage is much less than not doing so. That makes it a worthwhile exercise.

Not just with building them but operating them seems to bring many issues also.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/science-environment-49567197

I believe We need to go nuclear and the world/governments/central banks/imf should agree to fund it (print their imaginary money), with 0% interest and 1000 year payback, World wide for every country to switch. If not nuclear they should agree to fund any other "green" energy, so its not a drain on countries debts.

After all if they don't there will be nothing left for the Central Bank to do, andif we are really serious a world wide effort and agreement is needed??

ForestFire wrote:

I believe We need to go nuclear and the world/givernments/central banks/imf should agree to fund it (print there imaginary money), with 0% interest and 1000 year payback, World wide for every country to switch. If not nuclear they should agree to fund any other "green" energy, so its not a drain on countries debts.

I think a combination of both green and nuclear is needed to move away from fossil fuels, but the forces maintaining the status quo are immense, public banking systems could be created to part or possibly fully fund these projects

Finally, someone says "nuclear".

We can easily stick three on East coast/Irish sea

Wexford/North Dublin County/ Just after Meath

Rockbeast2 wrote:

Finally, someone says "nuclear".

It looks like thorium reactors are the way to go

Damien360

Rockbeast2 wrote: »

Finally, someone says "nuclear".

We can easily stick three on East coast/Irish sea

Wexford/North Dublin County/ Just after Meath

Unfortunately it is written into our constitution to ban nuclear. It takes decades to bring one of these online.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEU1Y6u2afM

Rockbeast2 wrote: »

Finally, someone says "nuclear".

We can easily stick three on East coast/Irish sea

Wexford/North Dublin County/ Just after Meath

Objection your honour. Not in my back yard.

I'm all for nuclear.

East coast only, though. The south and west are beautiful.

* + if anything goes wrong, the winds might send it to England! LOL

"Unfortunately it is written into our constitution to ban nuclear. It takes decades to bring one of these online."

There goes another nuclear dream. :-(

Rockbeast2 wrote:

"Unfortunately it is written into our constitution to ban nuclear. It takes decades to bring one of these online."

If we ever start experiencing regular power outages, that might change

SafeSurfer

Damien360 wrote: »

Rockbeast2 wrote: »

Finally, someone says "nuclear".

We can easily stick three on East coast/Irish sea

Wexford/North Dublin County/ Just after Meath

Unfortunately it is written into our constitution to ban nuclear. It takes decades to bring one of these online.

Not nuclear energy surely?

*

^^ For Pa ElGrande

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuLcCmj4vMY

Rockbeast2 wrote: »

* + if anything goes wrong, the winds might send it to England! LOL

Interesting strategy, like the French government placed the La Hague reprocessing facility in Normandy and the English placed Sellafield in Cumbria.

You are overlooking the perennial problem - property values.

My 3 sites are nowhere near SoCoDu.

Planning permission guaranteed LOL

Someone said decades, but I thought a country (japs?) built one recently in 8 years...?

Hal3000

Protesting is great but will any of these protestors follow up with direct community action afterwards ?

lola85

Are we still pushing this farce?

Ice ages, ice melting, earth cooling, earth warming has been happening for billions of years yet we still have people here telling us humans in the few years we exist are somehow to cause.

The paid shills all rocked off at 7pm.

Rockbeast2 wrote:

The paid shills all rocked off at 7pm.

I'm still here, on overtime, rates are great at the weekend

lola85

Wanderer78 wrote: »

I'm still here, on overtime, rates are great at the weekend

Thought you would be against more pay for over time been the avid socialist you are.

lola85 wrote:

Thought you would be against more pay for over time been the avid socialist you are.

You must have me mixed up with someone else, capatalism all the way here, show me a successful socialist state?

Go Nuclear or Go Home!

I'm sneaking off for a nice Indian. With rice AND Naan bread!

Take care.

rb

BarryD2

Tell me how wrote: »

I think the reason the poster mentioned about what happened in Tallaght is because it was only tweeted out today.

Every action could be said to impact on the environment but that is not to say that they are ultimately invalid or pointless or even hypocritical.

Yes there is destructive work involved in raising wind turbines, but ultimately the damage is much less than not doing so. That makes it a worthwhile exercise.

I look forward to seeing these built: http://www.dublinarray.com/index.html

That'll test the real resolve of many of our capital's residents who are concerned about use of excessive fossil fuels, the view from Killiney Hill will be marred. http://www.saveourseafront.net/dublin-array-wind-farm-proposal.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oog7-KOtpEA

lola85 wrote: »

Are we still pushing this farce?

Ice ages, ice melting, earth cooling, earth warming has been happening for billions of years yet we still have people here telling us humans in the few years we exist are somehow to cause.

You know it is not easy to find details of the science involved behind the catastrophic anthropogenic global warming hypothesis, but if you are a skeptic like me you need to get a basic grasp of the science involved. Once you have that you can present a case that makes the alarmists step back because they don't know the science either. Once you start digging into climate science you will quickly realise it is multi disciplinary, there is nobody who knows everything about the climate, but if you want to grasp why they are making a song and dance about CO2 then start with this presentation.

There are terms used in the presentation that you may not be familiar with, don't worry about those stick with the presentation and if you are curious you can use google those terms afterwards. This will put you in the right direction and then the Connollys work will begin to make sense.

lola85

Pa ElGrande wrote: »

You know it is not easy to find details of the science involved behind the catastrophic anthropogenic global warming hypothesis, but if you are a skeptic like me you need to get a basic grasp of the science involved. Once you have that you can present a case that makes the alarmists step back because they don't know the science either. Once you start digging into climate science you will quickly realise it is multi disciplinary, there is nobody who knows everything about the climate, but if you want to grasp why they are making a song and dance about CO2 then start with this presentation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oog7-KOtpEA

There are terms used in the presentation that you may not be familiar with, don't worry about those stick with the presentation and if you are curious you can use google those terms afterwards. This will put you in the right direction and then the Connollys work will begin to make sense.

No thanks but thanks for taking time to write and leave links for me and it probably made you feel better so all is good.

Ever read about the affects the earths axis tilt has on temperatures?

lola85 wrote: »

Ever read about the affects the earths axis tilt has on temperatures?

Yes and Milankovitch cycles.

Tell me how

lola85 wrote: »

Are we still pushing this farce?

Ice ages, ice melting, earth cooling, earth warming has been happening for billions of years yet we still have people here telling us humans in the few years we exist are somehow to cause.

Yes, because the evidence says so.

"Yes, because the evidence says so."

LOL

No wonder the colleges are falling down the ranks.

Evidence? SPOOFER

This is no such thing as evidence. There are data and results.

SPOOFER

vladmydad

This is no longer funny. #cult