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"It would change the colour of the sky," Prof Flannery told AAP. Im somehow reminded of Highlander 2... |
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We should conduct a scientific experiment. Stuff the guy in a sealed box and pump it full of sulphur. Just to see what happens. |
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Im somehow reminded of Highlander 2...
Oh good, I’m not the only one. |
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Im somehow reminded of Highlander 2... The worse movie ever. |
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True but I’m reminded of the ATMOS pollution control system, that is at the center of the "Sontaran arc" on Dr. Who. Needless to say, it doesn’t go well. |
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Actually, this idea has been around since the 1950s and it’s not so radical. Every time a volcano has a major eruption, it dumps hundreds of thousands of tons of gas and ash into the atmosphere. For a year or more, sunsets and sunrises are spectacular. Sulphur dioxide, carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide are a part of these events and after the eruption, surface temperatures actually decrease. It is worth noting that these are natural events, so the consequences are not so unpredictable after all. Unlike CO2, it also fits the current computer models.
Professor David Keith at University of Calgary has been recommending this for some time. It’s comparatively cheap ($300B per year), but the big problem is that it doesn’t preclude use of fossil fuels, nor does it give the radical environmentalists control of the world’s economy. |
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"It’s comparatively cheap ($300B per year)" Did you write this with a straight face? Spending 300B for something that isn’t needed is cheap compared with what? Spending 600B for something that isn’t needed?
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Mr. Grimshaw, we are rapidly approaching a moment of truth both for ourselves as human beings and for the life of our nation. Now, the truth is not always a pleasant thing, but it is necessary now make a choice, to choose between two admittedly regrettable, but nevertheless, distinguishable post-election environments: one where you got three hundred billion dollars spent, and the other where you got one thousand and five hundred billion dollars spent. |
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General, I remain pathetically optimistic that if enough people witness enough foolishness for long enough they will learn to change their behavior. If not, I have no problem packing up and leaving the country to avoid being sucked under. |
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The environmentalists have been pushing for the reduction of sulphur emissions for decades. The US (and most of the developed world) has strict limitations on sulphur emissions and a cap and trade system in place to charge for the emissions. Most major coal power plants have spent hundreds of millions of dollars on "scrubbers" to dramatically reduce sulphur dioxide from their emissions, largely because it made economic sense because the SO2 emissions credits were so expensive.
So after billions were spent, now we want sulphur in the atmosphere? Wouldn’t it be cheaper to just cancel CAIR?
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Grimshaw:
Exactly! We are faced with some expensive choices.
1. Hand over our economy to radical environmentalists who will end our way of life and cost us trillions of dollars per year,
2. Do something stupid to solve a non-problem (global warming) by putting pollutants into the atmosphere at great cost ($300B per year), or
3. Do nothing.
I recommend option 3. |
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is there any way to pump the environmentalists into the air at cheaper cost? |
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