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AUS1111
AUS1111
WA
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WA, 3621 posts
1 Nov 2017 11:16am
Can we ignore those who refuse to acknowledge man-made climate change and have a discussion about what we should do out it?

To be clear, I am not saying there is nothing we can do about it - I don't know - I am suggesting that before we spend too many more trillions, perhaps the question "can we do anything about it?" deserves closer examination. From my (limited) understanding, the belief that it is not already too late does take a considerable amount of optimism.

Perhaps there are better uses for those trillions?
azymuth
azymuth
WA
2178 posts
WA, 2178 posts
1 Nov 2017 11:37am
TonyAbbott said..
The 97% consensus is a made up imaginary number
Of the 11,994 papers used for the Cook et al. (2013) 97% claim, 99.5 did not say recent global warming was mostly man made.
Only 0.5 did (Legates et al., 2013). It took massive amounts of creativity and deception to invent the 97% consensus theory.


I'm OK arguing about the consensus figure but not about the science of CC which as I lay person I don't understand well enough - I accept what the experts say

Some suggest that the 97% consensus figure is too low;
www.theguardian.com/environment/climate-consensus-97-per-cent/2017/may/03/is-the-climate-consensus-97-999-or-is-plate-tectonics-a-hoax
azymuth
azymuth
WA
2178 posts
WA, 2178 posts
1 Nov 2017 11:46am
AUS1111 said..
Can we ignore those who refuse to acknowledge man-made climate change and have a discussion about what we should do out it?

To be clear, I am not saying there is nothing we can do about it - I don't know - I am suggesting that before we spend too many more trillions, perhaps the question "can we do anything about it?" deserves closer examination. From my (limited) understanding, the belief that it is not already too late does take a considerable amount of optimism.

Perhaps there are better uses for those trillions?


Why should we (lay people) have a discussion about what do do about it?
I would suggest that most of us are largely ignorant of much of the detail.

We have thousands of climate scientists - we can be involved by ensuring that our politicians do what they advise.
TonyAbbott
TonyAbbott
924 posts
924 posts
1 Nov 2017 12:58pm
The chief scientists of the CSIRO has stated that even if we got our co2 output to zero it will have zero impact on climate change

How many trillions should we spend to achieve nothing?

Adriano
Adriano
11206 posts
11206 posts
1 Nov 2017 5:03pm
Tony, you're a phoney and a really bad loser.

evlPanda
evlPanda
NSW
9207 posts
NSW, 9207 posts
2 Nov 2017 9:15am
Tony Abbott was the worst Australian Prime Minister of all time.

An attack dog brought out in desparation that won a race to the bottom. A political experiment. A leader stuck in reverse. A character lacking character. A national embarrassment.
TonyAbbott
TonyAbbott
924 posts
924 posts
2 Nov 2017 6:40am
I'm guessing the personal insults mean I won the debate
evlPanda
evlPanda
NSW
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NSW, 9207 posts
2 Nov 2017 10:10am
No-one's debating you dude.
AUS1111
AUS1111
WA
3621 posts
WA, 3621 posts
2 Nov 2017 9:13am
evlPanda said..
Tony Abbott was the worst Australian Prime Minister of all time.

An attack dog brought out in desparation that won a race to the bottom. A political experiment. A leader stuck in reverse. A character lacking character. A national embarrassment.


Now now....shootin' the breeze...
Pugwash
Pugwash
WA
7733 posts
WA, 7733 posts
2 Nov 2017 9:40am
evlPanda said..
No-one's debating you dude.




C'mon... I understand his confusion... Tony Abbott is a giant mass debater and is merely misinterpreting your comments as part of his regular mass debating over his pet subjects of boating, SSM, climate change and clean energy.
Adriano
Adriano
11206 posts
11206 posts
2 Nov 2017 10:47am
Seriously now pugwash! Honestly!

Poida
Poida
WA
1922 posts
WA, 1922 posts
2 Nov 2017 11:33am
TonyAbbott said..
I'm guessing the personal insults mean I won the debate


Gaslighting
"The intention is to, in a systematic way, target the victim's mental equilibrium, self confidence, and self esteem so that they are no longer able to function in an independent way. Gaslighting involves the abuser to frequently and systematically withhold factual information from the victim, and replacing it with false information. Because of it's subtly, this cunning Machiavellian behaviour is a deeply insidious set of manipulations that is difficult for anybody to work out, and with time it finally undermines the mental stability of the victim. "
ref: narcissisticbehavior.net/the-effects-of-gaslighting-in-narcissistic-victim-syndrome/
Adriano
Adriano
11206 posts
11206 posts
2 Nov 2017 11:49am
AUS1111
AUS1111
WA
3621 posts
WA, 3621 posts
2 Nov 2017 1:06pm
Am I the only one who finds Adriano's fascination with Tony Abbott a bit....weird?
Pugwash
Pugwash
WA
7733 posts
WA, 7733 posts
2 Nov 2017 3:11pm
AUS1111 said..
Am I the only one who finds Adriano's fascination with Tony Abbott a bit....weird?


Nope... seems to have a TA archive!
Adriano
Adriano
11206 posts
11206 posts
2 Nov 2017 4:24pm
AUS1111 said..
Am I the only one who finds Adriano's fascination with Tony Abbott a bit....weird?

Ahh mate, he's here talking to us. Haven't you noticed? Where's your sense of humour?

It's not a fascination, I just like making fun of morons like TA. He's a sitting target. The moron can't stay out of the press and he's on Seabreeze now spreading more bull.

I'd suggest the person most fascinated with Tony Abbott is they loser hiding behind the Tony Abbott avatar on Seabreeze.

evlPanda
evlPanda
NSW
9207 posts
NSW, 9207 posts
6 Nov 2017 1:40pm
Adriano said..
I'd suggest the person most fascinated with Tony Abbott is they loser hiding behind the Tony Abbott avatar on Seabreeze.


They do a truly commendable impersonation.

Solar Panels could Destroy U.S. Utilies, according to U.S. Utilities
grist.org/article/solar-panels-could-destroy-u-s-utilities-according-to-u-s-utilities/

If anything it will happen here first, the way the price and popularity of one is outweighing the other. And how much sunshine we have. There will come a tipping point where everyone jumps from one to the other because it becomes too expensive not to.

@ Tony: As for poor people they'll rent the properties that have solar over the ones that don't. It's up the the landlords and wether they want to attract tenants or not.
Mr Milk
Mr Milk
NSW
3138 posts
NSW, 3138 posts
6 Nov 2017 4:57pm
I still liked this thread better when it was about god karate chopping mountain ranges into existence. That seems much more plausible than this global warming fashion.

^^^
Starting to look like Adriano's theme there. Having had an inverter fail on me a couple of months ago, I'm left with the thought that there must be other solar PV arrays on other roofs that have the same problem. I only realised that mine was busted because I frequently check the output. Somebody who is more of a "set & forget" personality might easily go months without noticing. Unless they're foolish enough to go off grid, so would find out within a day or 2.
petermac33
petermac33
WA
6415 posts
WA, 6415 posts
6 Nov 2017 2:09pm
My electric bill was 107 dollars up from 82 last year.

48 dollars was the supply charge!

I wonder how much so far these companies have paid the pollies thru the back door for selling them our utilities?

Classic example of corporate fascism right there.

Its a f k g disgrace.

As for man made global warming - it's that thing up there that influences our temperature a billion times more than anything else.
AUS1111
AUS1111
WA
3621 posts
WA, 3621 posts
6 Nov 2017 2:12pm
evlPanda said..
Solar Panels could Destroy U.S. Utilies, according to U.S. Utilities
grist.org/article/solar-panels-could-destroy-u-s-utilities-according-to-u-s-utilities/

If anything it will happen here first, the way the price and popularity of one is outweighing the other. And how much sunshine we have. There will come a tipping point where everyone jumps from one to the other because it becomes too expensive not to.

@ Tony: As for poor people they'll rent the properties that have solar over the ones that don't. It's up the the landlords and wether they want to attract tenants or not.


Aren't they effectively saying that as long as some technology that doesn't currently exist, does in fact come into existence, the utilities are knackered?

The Paris agreement to address climate-change does essentially the same thing; while acknowledging that if every country meets all of its obligations in every respect, this will do basically nothing to address man-made warming, but the world will at least be on the right track, assuming the invention of new technologies that don't currently exist.
quikdrawMcgraw
quikdrawMcgraw
1221 posts
1221 posts
6 Nov 2017 3:10pm
petermac33 said..
My electric bill was 107 dollars up from 82 last year.

48 dollars was the supply charge!

I wonder how much so far these companies have paid the pollies thru the back door for selling them our utilities?

Classic example of corporate fascism right there.

Its a f k g disgrace.

As for man made global warming - it's that thing up there that influences our temperature a billion times more than anything else.


Remember that time you ate a pizza that made you sick and you thought in was mossad trying to get rid of you because you knew too much...and you said "at times like this I just feel like I need somebody to love"?
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahabababababbabbb
Mr Milk
Mr Milk
NSW
3138 posts
NSW, 3138 posts
6 Nov 2017 6:15pm
AUS1111 said..


evlPanda said..
Solar Panels could Destroy U.S. Utilies, according to U.S. Utilities


Aren't they effectively saying that as long as some technology that doesn't currently exist, does in fact come into existence, the utilities are knackered?



Only partly saying that. What they are ignoring in their claims about reduced revenues is that householders with PV are doing some of their investment in new generation for them. So their costs are reduced along with revenues.

When it comes to batteries, I'm against subsidising them for domestic installation, which I think Qld Labor is promising.
Solar PV has the benefit of reducing the need for other sources of generation at peak times. A lot of my power gets used by other people on sunny days. A battery gives nobody benefits but me, so why should the public subsidise it? On top of that, it's inefficient to have lots of small batteries not being properly managed in private houses. Much better to have grid scale batteries run by people who know what they are doing
TonyAbbott
TonyAbbott
924 posts
924 posts
8 Nov 2017 4:00am
Climate models are nearly all wrong

We need policy based on reality, not fantasy

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2485772/Global-warming-pause-20-years-Arctic-sea-ice-started-recover.html
Adriano
Adriano
11206 posts
11206 posts
8 Nov 2017 4:24am
Hahahah the Daily Mail.

Reality? Fantasy? Pffft. Quote the Daily Mail!

Today's top story in the right column is just as factual as that piece of tripe you posted Phoney Toney:

www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-5057603/Kylie-Jenner-sparks-pregnancy-confusion.html

Don't worry, no one's taking you seriously pbrain.
quikdrawMcgraw
quikdrawMcgraw
1221 posts
1221 posts
8 Nov 2017 5:30am
TonyAbbott said..
Climate models are nearly all wrong

We need policy based on reality, not fantasy

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2485772/Global-warming-pause-20-years-Arctic-sea-ice-started-recover.html


To recover from something you must be adversely affected by something
Pugwash
Pugwash
WA
7733 posts
WA, 7733 posts
8 Nov 2017 5:53am
TonyAbbott said..
Climate models are nearly all wrong

We need policy based on reality, not fantasy

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2485772/Global-warming-pause-20-years-Arctic-sea-ice-started-recover.html


All models are wrong, some are useful.
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