These "Green" And "Renewable" Wind Turbine Blades Have Outlived Their 20-Year Lifespan And Can't Be Recycled

[AlleyCat]

These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

You should expect a LOT more of this as a consequence of the aggressive push towards Net Zero.

https://i.imgur.com/pYG4yPX.mp4

=====

July:

Antarctica Nears July Record Low With -82.1C (-115.8F)

European Glaciers Remain Covered In Snow

UK Met Office Reports a Cool Summer So Far

July Cold Wave To Grip Much Of U.S.

Buenos Aires' Coldest First Half Of July On Record

Great Barrier Reef Sets All-Time Record In 2024

Argentina Continues To Freeze

Hurricane Lull

U.S. Still Mostly Run On Fossil Fuels

New Zealand's Cold Start To Winter

79% Chance Of A Winter La Nina

Australia's East To Shiver Some More, With Widespread Snow Inbound

China Commissions New Icebreaker (WHY? There's No Ice!)

Historic, All-Time Cold Hits Argentina

South Africa Hit by Cold Fronts And Heavy Snow

La Niña Forecast: Heavy Snow Ahead

Exceptional Snow-Year In Northern Italy

Winter Begins With a Bang In South America

Tasmania Freezes

"Tonga Volcano Prime Suspect"

Scottish Ski Centers Report Rare July Snowfall

Brits Asking "Where Is Summer?"

Europe's Lowest Burn Acreage On Record

Tasmania's Second-Coldest Temperature Ever

America's "Historic June Heatwave" Was a Lie

Historic, All-Time Cold Hits Argentina

South Africa Hit by Cold Fronts And Heavy Snow

La Niña Forecast: Heavy Snow Ahead

Exceptional Snow-Year In Northern Italy

Winter Begins With a Bang In South America

Tasmania Freezes

Scottish Ski Centers Report Rare July Snowfall

Brewing SSW Event In The Southern Hemisphere?

101 Scientists: Claims Of Man-Made Global Warming Are Exaggerated

Brits Asking "Where Is Summer?"

Europe's Lowest Burn Acreage On Record

Tasmania's Second-Coldest Temperature Ever

America's "Historic June Heatwave" Was a Lie

Unprecedented Snowfalls in Argentina Threaten 1 Million Livestock

Aussie Cold

Record Stratospheric Water Vapor

Global Temperatures Took Another Step Down In June

Greenland Gaining Gigatons Of Mass In Summer

Global CO2 Emissions Tracking Well Below 'Scary' Climate Scenarios

Avalanche At Kedarnath Temple

Australia's Bitter Cold And Low Wind Leads To Power Concerns

Greenland's Record Summer Gains

[R Kym Horsell]

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

...

Right next to the billion car and truck tires thrown out anually.
--
Tire Waste Statistics You Need To Know
Globally, an estimated one billion ELTs are discarded yearly, and this
waste flow is growing dynamically.
-- Contec

Rubber And Beyond: What Are Tires Made Of?
Tires are made of several materials, including natural rubber, synthetic
rubber, steel, textiles (rayon, polyester, aramid, and nylon), fillers
(carbon black, silica from sand, carbon), chemicals including hazardous
compounds like lead and cadmium oxide, and fossil fuels as feedstock
for producing many of the synthetic ...
-- Contec

[Convair]

Post by R Kym Horsell

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

...
Right next to the billion car and truck tires thrown out anually.

How many came off EV's running on 'green' energy?

You'd best stick to stretching peeholes, clownshow.

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[R Kym Horsell]

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

...

Another nym burned. Try to keep it under 10 a day or you have to
pay a Florida tax.
--
This guy:

au.linkedin.com # pub # dir # Horsell # au-0-Australia
Kym Horsell. Kurralta Park, SA. Darwin Private Hospital, +2 more ·
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www.apollo.io # people # Kym # Horsell
View Kym Horsell's business profile as Urological Surgeon at Darwin Private
Hospital. Find Kym's email address, mobile number, work history, and more.

is (obviously) not the same as THIS guy:

russell horsell - Vololink Pty Ltd - LinkedIn
au.linkedin.com # kymhorsell
Experience: Vololink Pty Ltd · Location: Greater Melbourne Area · 37
connections on LinkedIn. View russell horsell's profile on LinkedIn,
a professional ...

kaggle.com/kymhorsell1
Data science expert

Except to serial dimwit.

[Convair]

Post by R Kym Horsell

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

...

Another nym burned.

Another peehole stretched?

[Unum]

Post by R Kym Horsell

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

...
Right next to the billion car and truck tires thrown out anually.

Texas is stippled with thousands of square miles of oil drilling platforms
and pumpjacks but hey, let's look at an isolated site where recyclable
turbine blades are stored!

[R Kym Horsell]

Post by Unum

Post by R Kym Horsell

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

...
Right next to the billion car and truck tires thrown out anually.

Texas is stippled with thousands of square miles of oil drilling platforms
and pumpjacks but hey, let's look at an isolated site where recyclable
turbine blades are stored!

But it weighs 30 tons and thats 30 times more than one billion tons!!

[Convair]

Post by R Kym Horsell

Post by Unum

Post by R Kym Horsell

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

...
Right next to the billion car and truck tires thrown out anually.

Texas is stippled with thousands of square miles of oil drilling platforms
and pumpjacks but hey, let's look at an isolated site where recyclable
turbine blades are stored!

But it weighs 30 tons and thats 30 times more than one billion tons!!

Keep stretching those peeholes doc - maybe you'll find your brains in one.


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( \ )
\___\___/

[Convair]

Post by Unum

Post by R Kym Horsell

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their
20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

...
Right next to the billion car and truck tires thrown out anually.

Texas is stippled with thousands of square miles of oil drilling platforms
and pumpjacks but hey, let's look at an isolated site where recyclable
turbine blades are stored!

Wind turbines do not power our energy economy and trade balance, period.

[Unum]

Post by Convair

Post by Unum

Post by R Kym Horsell

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their
20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

...
Right next to the billion car and truck tires thrown out anually.

Texas is stippled with thousands of square miles of oil drilling platforms
and pumpjacks but hey, let's look at an isolated site where recyclable
turbine blades are stored!

Wind turbines do not power our energy economy and trade balance, period.

Desperate to change the subject?

[convocation]

Post by Unum

Post by Convair

Post by Unum

Post by R Kym Horsell

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived
their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

...
Right next to the billion car and truck tires thrown out anually.

Texas is stippled with thousands of square miles of oil drilling platforms
and pumpjacks but hey, let's look at an isolated site where recyclable
turbine blades are stored!

Wind turbines do not power our energy economy and trade balance, period.

Desperate to change the subject?

Energy is energy - some forms pay back nicely, others end up in Wyoming
landfills, right dipshit?

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2020-02-05/wind-turbine-blades-can-t-be-recycled-so-they-re-piling-up-in-landfills

Companies are searching for ways to deal with the tens of thousands of
blades that have reached the end of their lives.

https://cowboystatedaily.com/2019/08/07/wind-turbine-blades-being-disposed-of-in-casper-landfill/

Each turbine blade will need between 30 and 44.8 cubic yards of landfill
space, using a total of 448,000 cubic yards of the 2.6 million yards set
aside for construction and demolition material. The components are made
of a fiberglass material that is one of the most inert, non-toxic
materials accepted at CRL, Langston said.

https://www.wyomingnewsnow.tv/2020/09/24/an-update-on-caspers-landfill-wind-turbine-project/

According to city documents, the Casper Regional Landfill has received
1,124 turbine blades from across Wyoming.

[Alan]

Post by convocation

Post by Unum

Post by Convair

Post by Unum

Post by R Kym Horsell

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived
their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

...
Right next to the billion car and truck tires thrown out anually.

Texas is stippled with thousands of square miles of oil drilling platforms
and pumpjacks but hey, let's look at an isolated site where recyclable
turbine blades are stored!

Wind turbines do not power our energy economy and trade balance, period.

Desperate to change the subject?

Energy is energy - some forms pay back nicely, others end up in Wyoming
landfills, right dipshit?

Except you very pointedly haven't looked at anything to do with the
costs of clean-up for any other forms of energy.

[Chips Loral]

Post by Alan
Except you

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FT22HY-4bHk?feature=share

The whizzing truth you can't cope with.

You're a relentless propagandist, and not much more.

[Alan]

Post by Chips Loral

Post by Alan
Except you

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FT22HY-4bHk?feature=share
The whizzing truth you can't cope with.
You're a relentless propagandist, and not much more.

You're still broken...

I hope you get the help you need.

[Chips Loral]

Post by Alan
I hope you get the help you need.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FT22HY-4bHk?feature=share

The whizzing truth you can't cope with.

You're a relentless propagandist, and not much more.

[JTEM]

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

Ironically, I don't think any of them last beyond 12 years.

20 years is the PROJECTED lifespan of the turbines themselves!

[Convair]

Post by JTEM

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their
20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

Ironically, I don't think any of them last beyond 12 years.

So they end up here:

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/wind-turbine-blades-landfills/

The “wind turbine graveyard” in Casper, Wyoming, is home to more than
1,100 wind turbine blades that have been disposed of and buried in a
local landfill since 2019.
Rating:
True

Post by JTEM
20 years is the PROJECTED lifespan of the turbines themselves!

And most of these blades didn't even make it to 5 years!

[Mitchell Holman]

Post by JTEM

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their
20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've come to die at
this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

Ironically, I don't think any of them last beyond 12 years.
20 years is the PROJECTED lifespan of the turbines themselves!

What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?

You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........





Trump Bans Oil Drilling Off
Florida, Georgia, South Carolina
Sept 9 2020
https://tinyurl.com/3tfn3tvj



Trump extends drilling ban off
North Carolina, Virginia
Sept 25, 2020
https://tinyurl.com/239u3bf6

[AlleyCat]

These "Green" And "Renewable" Wind Turbine Blades Have Outlived Their 20-Year Lifespan And Can't Be Recycled

These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.

You should expect a LOT more of this as a consequence of the aggressive push towards Net Zero.

https://i.imgur.com/pYG4yPX.mp4

=====

July:

Antarctica Nears July Record Low With -82.1C (-115.8F)

European Glaciers Remain Covered In Snow

UK Met Office Reports a Cool Summer So Far

July Cold Wave To Grip Much Of U.S.

Buenos Aires' Coldest First Half Of July On Record

Great Barrier Reef Sets All-Time Record In 2024

Argentina Continues To Freeze

Hurricane Lull

U.S. Still Mostly Run On Fossil Fuels

New Zealand's Cold Start To Winter

79% Chance Of A Winter La Nina

Australia's East To Shiver Some More, With Widespread Snow Inbound

China Commissions New Icebreaker (WHY? There's No Ice!)

Historic, All-Time Cold Hits Argentina

South Africa Hit by Cold Fronts And Heavy Snow

La Niña Forecast: Heavy Snow Ahead

Exceptional Snow-Year In Northern Italy

Winter Begins With a Bang In South America

Tasmania Freezes

"Tonga Volcano Prime Suspect"

Scottish Ski Centers Report Rare July Snowfall

Brits Asking "Where Is Summer?"

Europe's Lowest Burn Acreage On Record

Tasmania's Second-Coldest Temperature Ever

America's "Historic June Heatwave" Was a Lie

Historic, All-Time Cold Hits Argentina

South Africa Hit by Cold Fronts And Heavy Snow

La Niña Forecast: Heavy Snow Ahead

Exceptional Snow-Year In Northern Italy

Winter Begins With a Bang In South America

Tasmania Freezes

Scottish Ski Centers Report Rare July Snowfall

Brewing SSW Event In The Southern Hemisphere?

101 Scientists: Claims Of Man-Made Global Warming Are Exaggerated

Brits Asking "Where Is Summer?"

Europe's Lowest Burn Acreage On Record

Tasmania's Second-Coldest Temperature Ever

America's "Historic June Heatwave" Was a Lie

Unprecedented Snowfalls in Argentina Threaten 1 Million Livestock

Aussie Cold

Record Stratospheric Water Vapor

Global Temperatures Took Another Step Down In June

Greenland Gaining Gigatons Of Mass In Summer

Global CO2 Emissions Tracking Well Below 'Scary' Climate Scenarios

Avalanche At Kedarnath Temple

Australia's Bitter Cold And Low Wind Leads To Power Concerns

Greenland's Record Summer Gains


Message-ID: <***@news.eternal-september.org>

[JTEM]

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?

Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.

Your problem is one of scale.

[Mitchell Holman]

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

[Blue Lives Matter]

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

[Mitchell Holman]

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

Why do you oil companies are forced
to drill offshore at all?

[Blue Lives Matter]

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the White
House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he asked, even
when it's right on the same page.

Post by Mitchell Holman
Why do you oil companies are forced
to drill offshore at all?

I don't know what Hollowhead was asking there. I don't think he knows
either.

[Mitchell Holman]

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the White
House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he asked, even
when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

[Blue Lives Matter]

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the White
House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he asked, even
when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

[pothead]

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the White
House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he asked, even
when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

There is nothing wrong with that and most people encourage it.
What *IS* wrong is waging a war on the energy sources we currently depend upon without viable
replacements.
And that is precisely what Joe Biden and the radical left have done.
In effect they put the cart before the horse.

[Mitchell Holman]

Post by pothead

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 18:17:00 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 13:27:42 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the
White House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he
asked, even when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

There is nothing wrong with that and most people encourage it.
What *IS* wrong is waging a war on the energy sources we currently
depend upon without viable replacements.

Who is waging what war on what energy sources?



Infuriating climate activists, Biden
expands oil drilling on public land
April 18, 2022

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/infuriating-climate-activists-biden-
expands-oil-drilling-public/story?id=84148098





Biden administration oil drilling permits outpace Trump
01/30/2024

https://subscriber.politicopro.com/article/eenews/2024/01/30/biden-
administration-oil-drilling-permits-outpace-trump-ee-00138376





Biden is approving more oil and gas drilling
permits on public lands than Trump
December 6, 2021

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/12/06/biden-is-approving-
more-oil-gas-drilling-permits-public-lands-than-trump-analysis-finds/

[Governor Swill]

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by pothead

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 18:17:00 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 13:27:42 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the
White House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he
asked, even when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

There is nothing wrong with that and most people encourage it.
What *IS* wrong is waging a war on the energy sources we currently
depend upon without viable replacements.

Who is waging what war on what energy sources?
Infuriating climate activists, Biden
expands oil drilling on public land
April 18, 2022
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/infuriating-climate-activists-biden-
expands-oil-drilling-public/story?id=84148098
Biden administration oil drilling permits outpace Trump
01/30/2024
https://subscriber.politicopro.com/article/eenews/2024/01/30/biden-
administration-oil-drilling-permits-outpace-trump-ee-00138376
Biden is approving more oil and gas drilling
permits on public lands than Trump
December 6, 2021
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/12/06/biden-is-approving-
more-oil-gas-drilling-permits-public-lands-than-trump-analysis-finds/

Now, Mitchell, let's get real here. You know full well that if you give them too many
facts at once their heads will explode and those kinds of fires are extremely difficult to
put out. I'd hate to be the fireman hosing pothead.

#nevertrump

[Governor Swill]

Post by pothead

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the White
House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he asked, even
when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

There is nothing wrong with that and most people encourage it.
What *IS* wrong is waging a war on the energy sources we currently depend upon without viable
replacements.
And that is precisely what Joe Biden and the radical left have done.
In effect they put the cart before the horse.

The market, left to itself, will change only when it must and the change is usually shock
to the system. Government means to soften that blow and make the transition easier.

Swill

[Mitchell Holman]

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 13:27:42 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the White
House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he asked, even
when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

Like renewables. Gotcha.



"In 2022 Costa Rica produced a whopping
98% of its electricity from renewable
sources for over eight years in a row"


"98% of electricity generation in Norway
came from renewables"


"84% of New Zealand’s electricity usage
is renewable."


"decades of transformation have resulted
in Uruguay generating 91% of all their
electricity from renewable sources"


https://www.climatecouncil.org.au/11-countries-leading-the-charge-on-
renewable-energy/

[Blue Lives Matter]

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 13:27:42 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the

White

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter
House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he asked, even
when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

Like renewables. Gotcha.

Perhaps, more likely nuclear.

[R Kym Horsell]

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 13:27:42 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the

White

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter
House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he asked, even
when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

Like renewables. Gotcha.

Perhaps, more likely nuclear.

Another deadender tech.
There's about 50y of gasoline left at current levels of usage.
But it turns out because the excellent planning a lot of things will
be running out around the same time.
The kids are going to be sooo lucky.

At current levels of usage nuclear could run for another 250 y before
the fissiles run out. If you use breeder reactors then you can take
that out to 500 y.

But current levels of usage only amount to around 10% of energy needs.

You see where we're going, right?

If nuclear has to take 100% of the electricity load then there is only
50 years left and even that will require the world to tolerate every
tom dick and harry making and/or handling e.g. plutonium that can be
turned into triggers or dirty boms.

[Governor Swill]

Post by R Kym Horsell

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 13:27:42 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the

White

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter
House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he asked, even
when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

Like renewables. Gotcha.

Perhaps, more likely nuclear.

Another deadender tech.

Your pessimism is not logical. Peak an end oil predictions have come and gone. Recently
oil has been discovered under the Weddell Sea. More than Russia and the Saudis put
together.

Post by R Kym Horsell
There's about 50y of gasoline left at current levels of usage.

They said that 50 years ago. I know. I was there.

Post by R Kym Horsell
But it turns out because the excellent planning a lot of things will
be running out around the same time.
The kids are going to be sooo lucky.
At current levels of usage nuclear could run for another 250 y before
the fissiles run out. If you use breeder reactors then you can take
that out to 500 y.

Since the future is so bleak, why don't we all just lay down and die.

Post by R Kym Horsell
But current levels of usage only amount to around 10% of energy needs.

That sentence doesn't make sense. 10% of what? A hundred years? A thousand?

Post by R Kym Horsell
You see where we're going, right?

I'm going to freshen my drink.

Post by R Kym Horsell
If nuclear has to take 100% of the electricity load then there is only
50 years left and even that will require the world to tolerate every
tom dick and harry making and/or handling e.g. plutonium that can be
turned into triggers or dirty boms.

There will be a plethora of sources developed but in diversity there is freedom. No more
being held hostage by a few wicked men.

#nevertrump

[Mitchell Holman]

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 18:17:00 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 13:27:42 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the

White

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he asked, even
when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

Like renewables. Gotcha.

Perhaps, more likely nuclear.

Can we store the nuclear waste in YOUR backyard?

[Blue Lives Matter]

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 18:17:00 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

On Sat, 20 Jul 2024 13:27:42 +0000, Mitchell Holman

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman
What is the projected lifespan of
an offshore drilling rig?
You know, the ones so flimsy that
even Trump wants them banned........

A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

The markets will decide, Dummy, not an addle-brained old fool who
thinks he beat medicare.

The markets cannot create oil.

<chuckles) Hollowhead is as addle-brained as the old fool in the

White

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

House. Apparently, he can't even remember the question he asked,

even

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman

when it's right on the same page.

Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted

moron.

Post by Blue Lives Matter

Post by Mitchell Holman
Like renewables. Gotcha.

Perhaps, more likely nuclear.

Can we store the nuclear waste in YOUR backyard?

<LOL> Of course not, Dummy

[Governor Swill]

On Sun, 21 Jul 2024 13:54:58 +0000, Mitchell Holman

<snip>

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter
The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

Like renewables. Gotcha.

Perhaps, more likely nuclear.

It may seem counter-intuitive, but China is the global renewable energy leader hosting
nearly half of the world’s total operating wind and solar capacity.

You snipped these, including the article that details the types of renewables used.

"In 2022 Costa Rica produced a whopping
98% of its electricity from renewable
sources for over eight years in a row"

"Costa Rica uses a combination of hydro, geothermal, wind, biomass and solar power to get
the job done." - no nukes there

"98% of electricity generation in Norway
came from renewables"

"As of 2016, 98% of electricity generation in Norway came from renewables, with hydropower
leading the charge. They’ve been harnessing power from rivers and waterfalls since the
late 1800s, " - no nukes here either

"84% of New Zealand’s electricity usage
is renewable."

"decades of transformation have resulted
in Uruguay generating 91% of all their
electricity from renewable sources"

<https://www.climatecouncil.org.au/11-countries-leading-the-charge-on-renewable-energy/>

Nothing nuclear in Sweden

How did they do it? By taking advantage of their natural resources and using a combination
of wind, bioenergy, solar and even body heat! In Stockholm for example, body heat from
commuters passing through the central station is used to heat a nearby building!

#nevertrump

[Mitchell Holman]

Post by Governor Swill

On Sun, 21 Jul 2024 13:54:58 +0000, Mitchell Holman

<snip>

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Blue Lives Matter
The markets will find another source of energy, you half-witted moron.

Like renewables. Gotcha.

Perhaps, more likely nuclear.

It may seem counter-intuitive, but China is the global renewable
energy leader hosting nearly half of the world’s total operating wind
and solar capacity.
You snipped these, including the article that details the types of renewables used.

That is just the dishonest of "Blue Lives Matter".

Demand proof, then snip it and repeat his demand for proof.

Something he learned from "Nobody"?

Post by Governor Swill
"In 2022 Costa Rica produced a whopping
98% of its electricity from renewable
sources for over eight years in a row"
"Costa Rica uses a combination of hydro, geothermal, wind, biomass and
solar power to get the job done." - no nukes there
"98% of electricity generation in Norway
came from renewables"
"As of 2016, 98% of electricity generation in Norway came from
renewables, with hydropower leading the charge. They’ve been
harnessing power from rivers and waterfalls since the late 1800s, " -
no nukes here either
"84% of New Zealand’s electricity usage
is renewable."
"decades of transformation have resulted
in Uruguay generating 91% of all their
electricity from renewable sources"
<https://www.climatecouncil.org.au/11-countries-leading-the-charge-on-r
enewable-energy/>
Nothing nuclear in Sweden
How did they do it? By taking advantage of their natural resources and
using a combination of wind, bioenergy, solar and even body heat! In
Stockholm for example, body heat from commuters passing through the
central station is used to heat a nearby building!
#nevertrump

[JTEM]

Post by Mitchell Holman
Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

What you keep repeatedly saying is that your precious AGW
is a fucking lie, it's a hoax, and the real problem is
the energy supply.

"It's so bad we're taking food away from people!"

But it's never been so bad that private aviation has been
banned, has it?

Yachts?

Heating your backyard?

[Governor Swill]

Post by Mitchell Holman
Just tell us what "the market will decide"
means when it comes to the scarcity of oil.

It's less the scarcity than the cost of getting it to market. Seems all those pro oil
guys back in the seventies were right, there's plenty of oil. But they didn't tell us it
was going to be so expensive to get to our gas tanks.

The Weddell Sea is estimated to contain more oil than Saudi Arabia and Russia together
have ever had.

Swill

[JTEM]

Post by Mitchell Holman
The markets cannot create oil.

And the self imposed elite can't stop wasting BILLIONS of gallons
of fuel on private aviation.

They can't stop heating the outdoors. And even air conditioning the
outdoors!

And I'm not even talking about their swimming pools, though we might
have to take a moment to address them...

Start with banning private aviation. Gone. No compensation. Sorry,
nobody deserves to be compensated for their loss as a dickhead.

Then start rationing.

No, not taxing. Rationing. Real rationing where the Elon Musks of
the world get not one drop more than as "little people."

Sure, he's rich. He can buy our leftovers, whatever we don't use.
But only if we consent to sell it.

Let the self imposed elite create some kind of bank or exchange
where us little people can cash in the unused part of our rations,
and Elon Musk can buy them.

Or we can save them up, fly to Hawaii or London... Rome...

[Governor Swill]

Post by Mitchell Holman
You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

There's more oil under the Weddell sea than there is in the entire middle east.

Swill

[Mitchell Holman]

Post by Governor Swill

Post by Mitchell Holman
You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

There's more oil under the Weddell sea than there is in the entire middle east.
Swill

And when that is pumped dry
(at huge expense) then what?

The Shah of Iran was right,
"oil is so valuable for medicines
and plastics and petro chemicals,
but you grab all you can and simply
burn it"

[R Kym Horsell]

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Governor Swill

Post by Mitchell Holman
You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

There's more oil under the Weddell sea than there is in the entire middle east.
Swill

And when that is pumped dry
(at huge expense) then what?
The Shah of Iran was right,
"oil is so valuable for medicines
and plastics and petro chemicals,
but you grab all you can and simply
burn it"

Economics is the dismal science and its handmaiden is
game theory -- the dismal math.
Intelligent agents will maximize their private utility functions
by predictably making the correct series of moves to arrive at
the nth best solution where the "n" is unbounded.

[Governor Swill]

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by Governor Swill

Post by Mitchell Holman
You burn up that oil, it is gone.
You pump more until the well is dried
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

There's more oil under the Weddell sea than there is in the entire middle east.

And when that is pumped dry
(at huge expense) then what?

That wasn't my point though I can understand why you'd take it that way.

Post by Mitchell Holman
The Shah of Iran was right,
"oil is so valuable for medicines
and plastics and petro chemicals,
but you grab all you can and simply
burn it"

Several people have noted that same thing. Oil is so useful for so many things, but we
mostly just burn it for energy. It's 20th century firewood. I had hoped by now the 21st
century would have yielded a large, safe and cheap alternative but it looks like
diversification is the way.

#nevertrump

[JTEM]

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM
A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.

You got transportation, food, lighting, heat in the winter, cooling
in the summer, a job, healthcare, a standard of living orders of
magnitude above what people saw a century ago...

Post by Mitchell Holman
You pump more until the well is dried

Yup. You reap all those benefits from the well until the well is
dried. But if you want those benefits, that's what you do.

Post by Mitchell Holman
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

So what you're "Arguing" is that if you think you might run out
of food, you need to starve yourself to death.

And that is insane.

YOU ARE ALSO CLAIMING that the problem is availability and NOT
your precious Gwobull warbling. Okay. Ban private aviation. It is
the single most frivolous waste of fuel on this planet.

Do Zoom meetings, for fuck's sake!

We have a self imposed elite that has been insisting all this time
that a seat in First Class on a commercial airliner is beneath
them. That, asking them to fly First Class on a commercial airliner
is "Going to far." AND, that the rest of us should eat bugs in order
to save the planet.

Fuck you.

No, wait; fuck you.

Fuck you.

Fuck you.

Fuck you until it bleeds.

Fuck you until you scream so hard you pass out from the pain.

Fuck you.

[Mitchell Holman]

Post by JTEM

Post by Mitchell Holman

Post by JTEM
A single barrel of oil is like 5.8 million BTUs. So how many
barrels do you think an offshore rig produces in a day?
Multiply that by 5.8 million. Then multiply it by 365 days.
Your problem is one of scale.

You burn up that oil, it is gone.

You got transportation, food, lighting, heat in the winter, cooling
in the summer, a job, healthcare, a standard of living orders of
magnitude above what people saw a century ago...

Post by Mitchell Holman
You pump more until the well is dried

Yup. You reap all those benefits from the well until the well is
dried. But if you want those benefits, that's what you do.

Post by Mitchell Holman
up, pump another well until IT is dried
up, soon all will be dried up. Then what?

So what you're "Arguing" is that if you think you might run out
of food, you need to starve yourself to death.

Why do you think there are MILLIONS
of abandoned oil wells across the US?


"A recent investigation by Reuters estimates
that the United States could have more than
3.2 million orphaned and abandoned wells. Some
states have a few hundred; others have a few
thousand. And some have a staggering number of
them: Pennsylvania reportedly has more than
330,000 of these wells within its borders."
https://www.nrdc.org/stories/millions-leaky-and-abandoned-oil-and-gas-
wells-are-threatening-lives-and-climate


Oil is finite, when the wells dry up where
is more oil supposed to come from?

[Governor Swill]

Post by Mitchell Holman
Oil is finite, when the wells dry up where
is more oil supposed to come from?

By then we won't need it.

Swill

[Alan]

Post by AlleyCat
These "green" and "renewable" wind turbine blades have outlived their 20-year lifespan and can't be recycled, so they've
come to die at this wind turbine graveyard in Texas, USA.
You should expect a LOT more of this as a consequence of the aggressive push towards Net Zero.
https://i.imgur.com/pYG4yPX.mp4

Turns out they can be recycled...

'Cappadona, the CEO of the Environmental Solutions and Services division
of Veolia North America, an energy, water, and waste company, confesses
that he wasn’t much more optimistic when he later received a big can
filled with pieces of a chopped-up blade. Turning the used blades into
something a customer would want “was the Rubik’s Cube of recycling,” he
says, referring to the challenging 3D puzzle. But the company quickly
came up with a plan for the material that was long considered
unrecyclable. Now, just 2 years later, Veolia runs a program that has
already turned about 2,000 of the giant blades into a valuable
commodity—cement.'