Actually some of them do.
You have to remember that most of the biggest oil companies in the world are partially owned by Gov't entities. They have backing of those gov'ts and can afford when the oil market takes a hit like they have been for the past year.
now, im not a oil company fanboi, but I'd rather Have American companies get subsides and stay afloat while employing thousands and thousands of people and work to provide us oil than be at the mercy of gov't owned foreign oil companies.
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I'm sorry, how does nuclear power contribute to Global climate change?
Please do go on, ill wait.
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Well, we have monsoons here in Az in august, that helps some.
I have no issue whatsoever with Nuclear Power and California is actually very far ahead in terms of renewable energy usage etc.
I was more directing an attack on how you can all comment on where your leaders should be in terms of budget and addressing blackouts due to heatwaves. Whilst then supporting a man with a profile picture for president who flat out denies the temperature is increasing causing much of the problem itself, due to humans.
It honestly baffles me beyond belief.
Those same "Environmentalists" your so happy to scorn warned you this would happen 50 years ago and that the problem would only get worse causing more heatwaves and as a result needing a larger investment of infrastructure. Right wing double think.
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as long as i and other taxpayers dont have to pay for your solar panels im fine with it.
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lmao you think global warming is causing this? lmao
no really....
the desert is hot guys
who would have known! the global warming guys did!
PS i believe in global warming, however this not a symptom
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people die from things all the time? cold, tornado, volcano, earthquake, hurricane, and countless other ways to die. im sure heat exhaustion is at the bottom of the list.
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they are not really record temps... its happened before
Not a symptom?
It looks like its getting hotter to me but what do I know its the desert and its hot.
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Yeah.. Fuck those that go without power. They just just move to where power is better.
I mean really Tony? What do we do just let it goes until it fails completely and millions go without power?
Please tell me you aren't that fucking stupid.
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But... but... who's going to pay for that?
Don't be obtuse, it's not simply the fact that it's hot.
It's the fact that we keep getting record setting temperatures. This year has been hot, even by California desert standards. Regularly occurring extreme events is an oxymoron.
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You better not be appealing to the distant past, here. Because if so, then you're arguing on a technicality and missing the point.
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Nuclear is actually what we should have been pushing for the last few decades. The idea that we're going to get to a carbon free energy system without nuclear energy anytime this half-century is a farce.
as long as you know its the greatest country on earth.
i live in vegas where i've never had the power go out other than an idiot hitting a transformer. i did hear of a library not too far from me lose power and it struck me as odd but other than that nothing and its hot as hell here.
you can tell when somebody is young and naive.
using words like "clown fiesta" only makes you sound (damn mods i hate u)
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must have missed it nor do i care. your graphs say its getting hotter tho? wow sounds crazy after an ice age. CRAZY
also any damage we do can be reversed and fixed thru technology. stop getting your panties in a bunch we have real problems to deal with.
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im sure cali uses more blow and has more hookers than any country/state in the world.
This idea that we can fix it later is based one either reluctance to address the issue or unfounded faith in limitless human ingenuity, and nothing else.
The reality is that even if we take out all the excess carbon we've been emitting since the industrial revolution began, and we did it all tomorrow, we would still see the effects for a very long time. Changes in the climate system do not happen quickly. Why do you think it took over 100 years for the effects to become significant?
shade matters tho
if you have clouds and a breeze its infinitely better than stale heat directly in the sun
i know, i work in the sun.. with water nearby reflecting the light.
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show me a scientist that believes that
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400 parts per million
WOW... no really WOW.... am i supposed to be impressed? go plants some trees. what are you doing to combat this huge problem you think it is?
Donating to environmental charities, trying to use air travel as little as I can, running my house from solar, planting certain types of bio diversity friendly and Co2 consuming fauna in my garden, subscribing to a green ISP, running low power and high efficiency technology where possible.
Now can I make my point or do you need more to fall back on the standard hypocrite environmental defense?
I won't waste time about the rest of your post other than to say two things.
1. My avatar is tounge in cheek humor. I don't support trump.
2. Environmentalists have reapeatly shit down proposals for new nuclear plants in CA and have shut down others.
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1. A trillion dollars is A lot of money, therefore it's a valid question.
2. Oh I don't know....private companies that develop technology to make money.
Spend less time looking for ways to attack me and read before you type.
Thats federal. Power is generally state or locally run. Thats like saying i could buy a car because my parents have money. They do offer rebates and credits for things like solar but they arent going to foot the bill for a big state project. Though i wonder what the cost of that overhaul would compare to that bullet train project.
I gots a feeling this is going to be one of the hottest if not the hottest summer on record.