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Multi Sport said:
Their answer is to plant more trees until they realize that those same trees are adding methane gas to the atmosphere... then we get to watch their heads explode as they try to come up with a new, new greener deal...
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espola said:
Source?
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Multi Sport said:
Common knowledge... you know that thing you lack. But if you want me to provide a link I will.

Just ask me nicely...
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So Ill try again E.

Seems like your forgetfulness is in in full effect.

Try to follow along, as if you ever could, but try nonetheless. You are the one who needed to know, I already had this knowledge. But like you posted in the other thread you wanted me to post the link to make you look stupid and foolish. I did... you are... I win.



https://relay.nationalgeographic.co...-release-methane-what-it-means-climate-change
 
Multi Sport said:
So Ill try again E.

Seems like your forgetfulness is in in full effect.

Try to follow along, as if you ever could, but try nonetheless. You are the one who needed to know, I already had this knowledge. But like you posted in the other thread you wanted me to post the link to make you look stupid and foolish. I did... you are... I win.



https://relay.nationalgeographic.co...-release-methane-what-it-means-climate-change
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What is the net carbon budget of a tree?
 
Multi Sport said:
Not doing your homework doesn't mean I will continue to do it for you. Report back to me with your findings. .
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My homework?

I first heard about methane on a high-school band bus trip, in 1960 give or take a few years. We were playing cows and horses, where each side of the bus gets one point for a cow and 10 points for a horse seen on their side. If a cemetery appears on one side of the road, the other side calls out "Boneyard!" resetting the opponent's count to zero. Some of the older players would hold their noses and shout "Methane!" whenever a manure pile was sighted (no effect on scores) since a recent Biology class lecture had concerned methane production from manure. That is, of course, misleading, since methane is odorless and the offending odors are more likely ammonia and sulfur compounds.
 
espola said:
My homework?

I first heard about methane on a high-school band bus trip, in 1960 give or take a few years. We were playing cows and horses, where each side of the bus gets one point for a cow and 10 points for a horse seen on their side. If a cemetery appears on one side of the road, the other side calls out "Boneyard!" resetting the opponent's count to zero. Some of the older players would hold their noses and shout "Methane!" whenever a manure pile was sighted (no effect on scores) since a recent Biology class lecture had concerned methane production from manure. That is, of course, misleading, since methane is odorless and the offending odors are more likely ammonia and sulfur compounds.
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So you need help with your homework again...
 
espola said:
If you are really concerned about atmospheric methane, you can ignore trees since they are net sequesters and focus your attention on sea-bottom clathrates and melting permafrost.
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Again... you seem to need help with your homework. Well, truth be told, you just need help.
 
Congressman Thomas Massie has lowered the politics of climate to his own level of understanding --

Massie: Sec. Kerry, I want to read part of your statement back to you: “Instead of convening a kangaroo court, the president might want to talk with the educated adults he once trusted his top national security positions.” It sounds like you’re questioning the credentials of the president’s advisers, currently. But I think we should question your credentials today. Isn’t it true you have a science degree from Yale?
Kerry: Bachelor of arts degree.
Massie: Is it a political science degree?
Kerry: Yes, political science.
Massie: So how do you get a bachelor of arts, in a science?
Kerry: Well it’s a liberal arts education and degree. It’s a bachelor…
Massie: OK. So it’s not really science. So I think it’s somewhat appropriate that someone with a pseudo-science degree is here pushing pseudo-science in front of our committee today.
Kerry: Are you serious?! I mean this is really a serious happening here?
Massie: You know what? It is serious. You’re calling the president’s Cabinet a “kangaroo court.” Is that serious?
Kerry: I’m not calling his Cabinet a kangaroo court, I’m calling this committee that he’s putting together a kangaroo committee.
Massie: Are you saying it doesn’t have educated adults now?
Kerry: I don’t know who it has yet because it’s secret.
Massie: Well you said it in your testimony.
Kerry: Why would he have to have a secret analysis of climate change?
Massie: Let’s get back to the science of it.
Kerry: But it’s not science, you’re not quoting science!
Massie: Well, You’re the science expert. You have the political science degree.

See https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/dumbest-moment-congressional-history-820690/
 
espola said:
If you are really concerned about atmospheric methane, you can ignore trees since they are net sequesters and focus your attention on sea-bottom clathrates and melting permafrost.
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Funny how a week ago you had no clue that trees released methane gas. Now, suddenly you're full of information to share. So tell me E, whats your source?
 
espola said:
Congressman Thomas Massie has lowered the politics of climate to his own level of understanding --

Massie: Sec. Kerry, I want to read part of your statement back to you: “Instead of convening a kangaroo court, the president might want to talk with the educated adults he once trusted his top national security positions.” It sounds like you’re questioning the credentials of the president’s advisers, currently. But I think we should question your credentials today. Isn’t it true you have a science degree from Yale?
Kerry: Bachelor of arts degree.
Massie: Is it a political science degree?
Kerry: Yes, political science.
Massie: So how do you get a bachelor of arts, in a science?
Kerry: Well it’s a liberal arts education and degree. It’s a bachelor…
Massie: OK. So it’s not really science. So I think it’s somewhat appropriate that someone with a pseudo-science degree is here pushing pseudo-science in front of our committee today.
Kerry: Are you serious?! I mean this is really a serious happening here?
Massie: You know what? It is serious. You’re calling the president’s Cabinet a “kangaroo court.” Is that serious?
Kerry: I’m not calling his Cabinet a kangaroo court, I’m calling this committee that he’s putting together a kangaroo committee.
Massie: Are you saying it doesn’t have educated adults now?
Kerry: I don’t know who it has yet because it’s secret.
Massie: Well you said it in your testimony.
Kerry: Why would he have to have a secret analysis of climate change?
Massie: Let’s get back to the science of it.
Kerry: But it’s not science, you’re not quoting science!
Massie: Well, You’re the science expert. You have the political science degree.

See https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/dumbest-moment-congressional-history-820690/
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The idiots are truly in charge. This Massie guy is as stupid as they come.
About the only smart conservative in Congress (except for McConnell, who really knows the tactics and rules of Congress better than anyone) is Ben Sasse of Nebraska...and he’s made it pretty clear that he’s embarrassed by all the idiots.
 
messy said:
The idiots are truly in charge. This Massie guy is as stupid as they come.
About the only smart conservative in Congress (except for McConnell, who really knows the tactics and rules of Congress better than anyone) is Ben Sasse of Nebraska...and he’s made it pretty clear that he’s embarrassed by all the idiots.
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Fries U! What a deal! Roll on Collateralized Debt Boy!
 
Bruddah IZ said:
Fries U! What a deal! Roll on Collateralized Debt Boy!
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You should probably stop using financial phrases as a method to critique me, gubmint worker. Unless you want to compare strategies and yields. I’m sorry that you aren’t credit-worthy to obtain collateralized debt. Call me for tips.
 
messy said:
You should probably stop using financial phrases as a method to critique me, gubmint worker. Unless you want to compare strategies and yields. I’m sorry that you aren’t credit-worthy to obtain collateralized debt. Call me for tips.
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What would you libs do without gubmint?
 
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