Renewable Energy + Battery Storage = Fossil Fuels Obsolete, Even Natural Gas

[The Government]

sooo, the fat boy lost weight but is still fat. Morbidly so.

What was your point again?

I guess that co2 is plant food. Thanks for helping me realize that as I set my grow room to 1500 ppm which let's the temps run hotter without hurting the plants.

 

[The Government]

For a long time mine came from the sun. Now I'm back on the grid (temporarily) until I build a new place.

That's badass. I wish I had year round water flow through my property, seems like the most bang for the buck for dependable off grid energy.

 

[Unclebaldrick]

That's badass. I wish I had year round water flow through my property, seems like the most bang for the buck for dependable off grid energy.

Just leave your hose on under your trailer.

 

[ttystikk]

Canada, the eu, China and Spain are all up from last year over 200 million tons.

Ok. And I'm not sure where you're going with this?

 

[The Government]

Just leave your hose on under your trailer.

I said buck and here you are talking about hoses...just food for thought.

 

[ttystikk]

Word, my power comes from a county co-op.

What's the source of energy?

 

[ttystikk]

sooo, the fat boy lost weight but is still fat. Morbidly so.

What was your point again?

That's another way to put it lol

 

[ttystikk]

I guess that co2 is plant food. Thanks for helping me realize that as I set my grow room to 1500 ppm which let's the temps run hotter without hurting the plants.

Maybe, but it's been shown that plants grown in high CO² conditions don't have as many nutrients.

On balance, rising CO² is a very bad thing for the environment and for we humans.

 

[The Government]

What's the source of energy?

Hydro and nuclear mostly, some solar.

Ok. And I'm not sure where you're going with this?

I'm super high but going back to my first post I suppose it was for you to specify "we".

 

[ttystikk]

That's badass. I wish I had year round water flow through my property, seems like the most bang for the buck for dependable off grid energy.

Solar with battery backup is a pretty solid choice in most places, even as far north as southern Canada.

 

[ttystikk]

Hydro and nuclear mostly, some solar.

I'm super high but going back to my first post I suppose it was for you to specify "we".

So your co-op buys power from a larger utility that operates a nuclear plant. Will they charge you when it comes time to decommissioning it or just go bankrupt and dump the cost on the taxpayers? Don't laugh; it's already happened.

 

[The Government]

Maybe, but it's been shown that plants grown in high CO² conditions don't have as many nutrients.

On balance, rising CO² is a very bad thing for the environment and for we humans.

No the proof is in the yeild. 1500ppm is not a "high co2 condition" for a plant or a human.

Can you cite the top parameter of co2 ppm you think causes a plant harm?

The bottom is around 200ppm where your plants will actually stop growing.

 

[The Government]

Solar with battery backup is a pretty solid choice in most places, even as far north as southern Canada.

Yeah especially if you can score some forklift batteries.

 

[UncleBuck]

1500ppm is not a "high co2 condition"

CO2 has been around 280-320 PPM for the last 800,000 years or so

it has suddenly shot up to 400 PPM in the last 100 years

what do you think will be the consequences for human civilization, you learned scholar?

 

[UncleBuck]

Yeah especially if you can score some forklift batteries.

hard to do that on an $18 an hour apprentice butcher salary though, isn't it?

 

[The Government]

So your co-op buys power from a larger utility that operates a nuclear plant. Will they charge you when it comes time to decommissioning it or just go bankrupt and dump the cost on the taxpayers? Don't laugh; it's already happened.

Nuclear is already largely on the taxpayer.

 

[The Government]

CO2 has been around 280-320 PPM for the last 800,000 years or so

it has suddenly shot up to 400 PPM in the last 100 years

what do you think will be the consequences for human civilization, you learned scholar?

Fossil fuels are from plant fossils from a time when co2 levels were above 3k ppm and dragonflies had 8ft wingspan.

 

[captainmorgan]

Fossil fuels are from plant fossils from a time when co2 levels were above 3k ppm and dragonflies had 8ft wingspan.

Doesn't sound like humans could live in such a environment.

 

[UncleBuck]

Fossil fuels are from plant fossils from a time when co2 levels were above 3k ppm and dragonflies had 8ft wingspan.

you're not answering the question, twopump

 

[The Government]

hard to do that on an $18 an hour apprentice butcher salary though, isn't it?

Would you like me to google you up a meth forum where your thoughts would jive?