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Sep 2, 2012 11:44:30   #
gmcase Loc: Galt's Gulch
 
Lancer W/A Canon wrote:
greymule wrote:
gmcase wrote:
Another truck load of manure. Getting more than a little predictable. Yawn....


Your insight is truly underwhelming.


It's kind of like a special education teacher friend of mine explained to me about trying to teach certain mentally challenged children . Sometimes , you just can't.


Yawn.......

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Sep 2, 2012 11:54:29   #
Lancer W/A Canon Loc: atlanta
 
ted45 wrote:
Again Greymule pops up a totally undocumented lecture based on his liberal bias.

According to a report issued by the US Senate on August 1, 2012 the global warming alarmist movement has collapsed under the weight of actual science. http://ossfoundation.us/projects/environment/global-warming/summary-docs/leading-edge/2012/aug-the-leading-edge

The problem with the “green energy” movement is that they want us to give up proven energy systems and use unproven, mostly experimental systems. Where does the energy come from to manufacture those wonderful wind turbines?

Quote: “The American Wind Energy Association, the industry's main lobby group, suggests that as many as 37,000 jobs could be lost if the tax credit is not renewed.” How is that possible when you look at the facts: GE Energy is the largest domestic wind turbine manufacturer. In 2010, the wind power industry in the US received 42% ($4.986 billion) of all federal subsidies for electricity generation. GE is the only US manufacturer in the top ten list. Who runs GE?

Top 10 wind turbine manufacturers by annual market share (installed capacity) in 2011 by IHS Inc.

1. Vestas 12.7% - Denmark
2. Sinovel 9.0% - China
3. Goldwind 8.7% - China
4. Gamesa 8.0% - Spain
5. Enercon 7.8% - Germany
6. GE Wind Energy 7.7% - United States
7. Suzlon Group 7.6% (inc Suzlon Energy (India) and REpower (Germany))
8. Guodian United Power 7.4% - China
9. Siemens Wind Power 6.3% - Germany and Denmark
10. Ming Yang 3.6% - China
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wind_turbine_manufacturers

Where is your concern for the American jobs lost in the coal and oil industry? Are those workers unimportant to you? What about the hardship of increased energy costs on the poor or the 99% that you liberals are so concerned about?
http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/washington-whispers/2011/06/08/coal-regs-would-kill-jobs-boost-energy-bills

Maybe we can give them all Chevy Volts that can be driven up to 40 miles on electric power unless they want to fill up the gas tank with the dreaded fossil fuel. Are Volts manufactured using only wind power?

We will use new energy sources when they become available, affordable and practical.
Again Greymule pops up a totally undocumented lect... (show quote)


If you can't live in the environment , then what ? Big oil will not find clean energy until it's forced to , which might be a day past the tipping point.

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Sep 2, 2012 12:26:56   #
Harvey Loc: Pioneer, CA
 
It bothers me a great deal to see all the negative posts on the movement for opening more energy & mineral production - the environmentalists way over play the destruction card - when in truth the regulations on what it takes when a permit is given is monumental and has been working quite well. Go out in the feild of your choice and personal look at it - then make your decision.
I have had 3 areas close to my life - mining, logging & exploration core drilling and have seen massive improvement in those fields.
Just one thing - on logging - water sheds are protected by regulations & inspection - replanting & selective cutting are saving the forest - the only renewable resource there is.
Clean air programs are working and better filters & emission control equipment is being invented every year.

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Sep 2, 2012 13:29:35   #
Drigby1 Loc: American Fork, UT
 
I keep hearing one side say this release of oil and gas would damage parks. How much of those are actually in National Parks? The much quoted former President was not talking about energy, just that everyone should enjoy parks. Do you actually think the creator of this world would short us of needed energy? Not very smart or not a lot of faith. Tar sands, and shale oil alone could replace all of overseas oil. The old argument against them was that it was too expensive until oil reached $50.00 a barrel. Those days are long gone. I refute the idea that Romney would allow gas and oil to ruin national parks. Why do we want to stay under the power of the mid east? I wonder if some out there, besides those that just have a differing viewpoint are paid progressives(i.e. modern term for Communists). I have posted this site before on other topics but both sides need to see it. It comes from a representative of Congress from Idaho (Bowers). He went in undercover to a communist meeting in Berkley. Watch and then please think. See that the EPA was their own hope to destroy America through "science." At that time all other science was untouchable. Global warming political scams had not reared their ugly non scientific proof approach head. Don't forget to read the destructive goals at the bottom of the article.
http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/011/rae/revolution-2.htm

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Sep 2, 2012 13:36:18   #
Drigby1 Loc: American Fork, UT
 
Here is part one also.
http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/011/rae/revolution-1.htm

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Sep 2, 2012 17:22:45   #
ted45 Loc: Delaware
 
Lancer W/A Canon wrote:
ted45 wrote:
Again Greymule pops up a totally undocumented lecture based on his liberal bias.

According to a report issued by the US Senate on August 1, 2012 the global warming alarmist movement has collapsed under the weight of actual science. http://ossfoundation.us/projects/environment/global-warming/summary-docs/leading-edge/2012/aug-the-leading-edge

The problem with the “green energy” movement is that they want us to give up proven energy systems and use unproven, mostly experimental systems. Where does the energy come from to manufacture those wonderful wind turbines?

Quote: “The American Wind Energy Association, the industry's main lobby group, suggests that as many as 37,000 jobs could be lost if the tax credit is not renewed.” How is that possible when you look at the facts: GE Energy is the largest domestic wind turbine manufacturer. In 2010, the wind power industry in the US received 42% ($4.986 billion) of all federal subsidies for electricity generation. GE is the only US manufacturer in the top ten list. Who runs GE?

Top 10 wind turbine manufacturers by annual market share (installed capacity) in 2011 by IHS Inc.

1. Vestas 12.7% - Denmark
2. Sinovel 9.0% - China
3. Goldwind 8.7% - China
4. Gamesa 8.0% - Spain
5. Enercon 7.8% - Germany
6. GE Wind Energy 7.7% - United States
7. Suzlon Group 7.6% (inc Suzlon Energy (India) and REpower (Germany))
8. Guodian United Power 7.4% - China
9. Siemens Wind Power 6.3% - Germany and Denmark
10. Ming Yang 3.6% - China
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_wind_turbine_manufacturers

Where is your concern for the American jobs lost in the coal and oil industry? Are those workers unimportant to you? What about the hardship of increased energy costs on the poor or the 99% that you liberals are so concerned about?
http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/washington-whispers/2011/06/08/coal-regs-would-kill-jobs-boost-energy-bills

Maybe we can give them all Chevy Volts that can be driven up to 40 miles on electric power unless they want to fill up the gas tank with the dreaded fossil fuel. Are Volts manufactured using only wind power?

We will use new energy sources when they become available, affordable and practical.
Again Greymule pops up a totally undocumented lect... (show quote)


If you can't live in the environment , then what ? Big oil will not find clean energy until it's forced to , which might be a day past the tipping point.
quote=ted45 Again Greymule pops up a totally undo... (show quote)


If you study history you will find that there have been times when living in the enviornment was almost impossible. Turn of the century London was so polluted that breathing was a major problem. City life in the US got a bad reputation due to the foul air generated by horses and horseless carriages. At one time the Chesapeake Bay was almost devoid of marine life. Take a ride through the coal producing areas of Kentucky and Pennsylvania and look at what has been done by the coal companies to clean up their act. Look at the true safety record of the Nuclear industry. We as a people have demanded a cleaner enviornment and American business being what it is has delivered. I know if you study what is going on in China or South America right now, you will not find an improving enviornment. Do you really believe the global winds will allow China to keep its' pollution at home?

The money being spent on these "new" methods of energy may some day pay off, but it won't be tomorrow. We have tried and proven energy sources that are continuly being improved that we can use now. The fact that someone drills for oil doesn't automattically mean a snail darter is going to be killed. Our energy producers have been very inventive in finding ways to satisfy our enviornmental concerns.

Do you know how many people world wide are starving because of the shift of corn production into bio fuel? Ethenol has proven to be a "green energy" source that has been deadly to many.

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Sep 2, 2012 18:48:39   #
bugseye
 
actually Greymule, WE would all benefit from oil exploration and production. as for coal. I am a miner here in our beautiful state. yes the same one you reside in! for all the coal taken out there is 3/4ths more we cant take!!!!!!! it is mind boggling. if you are truly interested in learning the TRUTH, please come over to the Western Slope and ask for a tour. the mines would enjoy taking you on one!!!! natural gas isn't the answer either. solar, wind, etc. has been with us for over 75 years! do you not think it would have been developed farther along than it is, if it really was viable?

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Sep 2, 2012 21:16:53   #
CanonJC
 
greymule wrote:
gmcase wrote:
greymule wrote:
gmcase wrote:
Another truck load of manure. Getting more than a little predictable. Yawn....


Your insight is truly underwhelming.


Your BS is not worth any considerate reply.


Tell me: Are you and some of the other fools as ignorant and uncaring as you appear in print?

Or is it some misguided macho impersonation? It is a shame that any serious discourse is shrugged off, winked off, lied off, and otherwise minimized.

It's so misguided, and so Republican.
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Sep 3, 2012 07:35:04   #
pbearperry Loc: Massachusetts
 
The sky is falling and it's Bush's fault.

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Sep 3, 2012 19:24:08   #
Phreedom Loc: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
 
BboH wrote:
To carry the enviormentalist concept forward - peddal as if you are riding bicycle, flail your arms as if you are swimming to generate air to relieve the heat. Do the same in the winter to generate bodily heat to keep warm. Take shelter in the tall grass but don't break a stem or tread on an insect.


Do you have proof that negates the "environmentalist('s) concept" claims?

Instead of insults or jibes, try to enlighten to win others to your view.

And just for logic's sake: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mF_anaVcCXg&feature=relmfu

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Sep 4, 2012 10:03:07   #
rayford2 Loc: New Bethlehem, PA
 
I'm all for new gas and oil exploration as long as the product stays in the U.S and not exported.

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