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I've been reflecting on the current energy crisis and its multifaceted implications. The government's approach, including significant reductions in oil and gas leasing and rising costs, is pushing individuals into debt while causing inflation. The irony of needing gas generators for electric vehicles due to grid overload highlights the contradictions in our energy policies. The situation in Germany and California reveals a broader trend of energy shortages and misguided climate agendas. Meanwhile, the elite seem exempt from the burdens imposed on the general public, raising concerns about equity in energy access.

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2/ Are you prepared for the energy shortages? https://powerthefuture.com/two-thirds-of-the-country-face-the-prospect-of-blackouts-this-summer/

Two-Thirds of the Country Face the Prospect of Blackouts this Summer - Power The Future The tough news keeps coming for Americans struggling with high energy prices. Not only have gas prices broken records for the past several weeks, now a good portion of the country is being told they should expect rolling blackouts, as we enter the hot summer months. The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) officially released powerthefuture.com

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3/ " (DOI) reduced land available for oil and gas leasing by 80% and increased royalty rates for leases by 50% in April" https://dailycaller.com/2022/06/01/biden-administration-solar-wind-projects-gasoline-prices/

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4/ Increasing your personal debt is govts solution to them taking away sources of energy which is causing price inflation

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@hugh_mankind - New World Odor™

California: You need a gas generator to charge your $120K electric super car because the grid is overloaded 🤡 You gotta love the irony.

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8/ Can Greta separate herself from the eugenicist class?

@gummibear737 - Gummi

Greta Thunberg: “We can’t seperate the health crisis from the ecological crisis and we can’t seperate the ecological crisis from the climate crisis” And we can’t seperate any of these bullshit crises from the energy crisis

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Up to 75% of emerging diseases originate in animals. Deforestation and habitat destruction create conditions for diseases to spill over from animals to humans. Health, ecological, and climate crises are interconnected. The pandemic has demonstrated what can be achieved by investing in science, such as the rapid development of vaccines. However, vaccine inequity persists, with high-income countries having vaccinated one in four people, compared to one in over 500 in low and middle-income countries. The international community, governments, and vaccine developers must address vaccine inequity.

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Speaker 0: Today, up to seventy five percent of all emerging diseases come from animals. And as we are cutting down forests and destroying habitats, we are creating the ideal conditions for diseases to spill over from one animal to another and then to us. And we can no longer separate the health crisis from the ecological crisis, and we cannot separate separate the ecological crisis from the climate crisis. It's all interlinked in many ways. And during this pandemic, we have seen what we can achieve when we put resources into science. Vaccines were developed in record time. But so far, on average, one in four people in high income countries have received a coronavirus vaccine compared with just one in over five hundred in low and middle income countries. And the international community, governments, and vaccine developers must step up their game and address the tragedy that is vaccine inequity.

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@jeffreyatucker - Jeffrey A Tucker

The New York Times told us to go Medieval. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zn6c-UkqlHo&t=72s

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@eugyppius1 - eugyppius

German Energy Apocalypse Update IV https://www.eugyppius.com/p/german-energy-apocalypse-update-iv?utm_source=twitter&sd=pf

German Energy Apocalypse Update IV Last week, we saw that German Minister of Economic Affairs Robert Habeck planned to keep the nuclear plants Isar 2 and Neckarwestheim 2 idling in “hot-standby” mode, following a stress-test that revealed these plants are crucial to the stability of the electrical grid in southern Germany. eugyppius.com

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MORE - This was in part an agreement to appease the Green parties in government who have been noteworthy for their long-standing opposition to nuclear power, according to the Brussel Times. https://www.brusselstimes.com/belgium/294161/doel-3-shutdown-confirmed-for-friday-despite-politicians-pleas

Doel 3: Shutdown confirmed for Friday despite politicians' pleas As had been decided years ago, Doel 3 nuclear reactor will cease all production on 1 October. What now for Belgium's energy security? brusselstimes.com

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@Bjoern_Peters - Björn Peters

Some have wondered why I suggest that the price for electricity at the power exchange EEX will fall by 50-70% on the day the Germans decide to reinstate all six nuclear power plants, in contrast to the @ifo_Institut, who calculated the effect at 4% with three NPP. Here is why. 🧵

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@DoombergT - Doomberg

1/ On July 26, 1941, President Roosevelt seized all Japanese assets in the US and imposed a strict oil embargo on the country. Britain and the Dutch East Indies – the colonial predecessor to modern-day Indonesia and a major oil supplier to Japan – quickly followed suit.

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@EpochTimes - The Epoch Times

“The lithium comes from one place, and it’s all processed in China,” Zeihan said. Geopolitical strategist @PeterZeihan dismissed the idea of #ElectricVehicles going mainstream in the next 10 years owing to materials limitations and #SupplyChain issues. https://www.theepochtimes.com/electric-vehicles-laughable-proposition-for-at-least-a-decade-expert_4757292.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=digitalsub

Electric Vehicles ‘Laughable’ Proposition for at Least a Decade: Expert theepochtimes.com

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17/ A few hours after the gas leak on the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, Nord Stream 1 is also reporting massive problems. The pipelines may have been damaged by targeted attacks https://www.berliner-zeitung.de/news/druckabfall-in-nord-stream-1-kapazitaet-auf-null-gesunken-li.271021#Echobox=1664224783

Lecks in Nord-Stream-Pipelines: Regierung schließt Anschlag nicht aus Beide Nord-Stream-Röhren sind betroffen. Laut einem Bericht gibt es Hinweise auf gezielte Anschläge. Der Kreml zeigt sich „extrem besorgt“. berliner-zeitung.de

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@justin_hart - Justin Hart

The War on Energy Puts Us in Danger: Michael Shellenberger's September 2... https://youtu.be/sJL7pSq4bpY via @YouTube

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@eugyppius1 - eugyppius

I want to describe what a complete and unimaginable BTFO the German energy crisis is, especially for the Greens and others in the mainstream SusTaiNabILiTy establishment. This is a multidimensional upfuq that I think many non-German have yet to really wrap their minds around.

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20/ The "carbon footprint" of EV's keeps growing Funny pun on BLM riots but EV fires are not peaceful More dangerous & more damaging to the environment than an ICE vehicle fire https://thepostmillennial.com/florida-evs-fiery-but-mostly-peaceful-after-batteries-drenched-in-salt-water

Florida EVs fiery but mostly peaceful after hurricane-damaged batteries smolder for days Florida EVs are catching fire after being flooded by salt water, which is a particularly good conductor of electricity. thepostmillennial.com

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@chigrl - Tracy Shuchart (𝒞𝒽𝒾 )

The great DUC decline continues ..unabated...this is not good

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26/ https://americafirstreport.com/blackrock-and-the-government-unite-to-force-transition-to-electric-vehicles/ In Jan '18, Fink sent a letter to the chief executives of the world’s largest public companies BlackRock will withhold the $6T in others $ it controls if companies didn’t bow to demands of establishing specific ESG guidelines HT: @backtolife_2023

BlackRock and the Government Unite to Force Transition to Electric Vehicles California passed a law in August banning the sale of new gas-powered vehicles in 2035. Seventeen states, including Washington, New York, and americafirstreport.com

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France 🇫🇷 Yet another mass protest against energy prices and the cost of living crisis. And yet again, hardly any coverage of this protest in the media

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Physicist Brian Catt says people "do not need to panic" over man made climate change. "What is happening now is almost totally normal." @ticerichard | @catandman

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People shouldn't panic about global warming because current changes are normal based on Earth's natural history. Over the last 10,000 years, temperatures have fluctuated by about one degree at the Equator and two degrees at the poles every thousand years. The current rate of rise is about one degree per century, which is not unusual. The IPCC's models are flawed because they assume no natural change. The greenhouse effect is small compared to other atmospheric factors like solar radiation and gravity, with oceans and clouds primarily controlling climate stability. The pre-industrialization period used as a baseline by the IPCC was the lowest point in the last ten thousand years. It is currently one degree above that low but two degrees cooler than the warmest period in the last eight to ten thousand years. During the last interglacial period, it was six degrees warmer, and hippos and elephants lived in England.

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Speaker 0: I think we we look. We all accept we're in a period of global warming, but a lot of people are are panicking, aren't they? Yes. Are they right to panic? Speaker 1: No. They they should relax, basically, simply because if they were to go and look at the natural history of the Earth, which has all been unraveled since these climate myths were created by the UN, they'd find that actually what is happening now is almost totally normal. And the Earth, on the short term forget ice ages. It's confer that's a confusing thing. But for the last ten thousand years, which is a short warm period within an ice age cycle, it goes up and down about a degree at the Equator, two degrees at the poles about every thousand years, and it's perfectly normal. And the rates of rise now before people starts obviously, people might phone in with this one. The rate of rise is not unusual either. It's about one degree in a century, and it goes up and down while it's it can go up and down a degree while it's doing that. Yes. And that's a global average over thirty years. It's not the weather. So so we've got Speaker 0: on one side, we've got the intergovernmental panel on climate change. We've got thousands of supposed experts Yeah. All stuffing stuff stuff into their models. Why are they wrong? Speaker 1: Well, because their presumptions that they feed into their models are wrong. And I think we talked briefly about this. It's called GAIGO, garbage in, garbage out. Speaker 0: That's the point. Speaker 1: And one of the assumptions they put in is there's no natural change. So if the change that they assign to carbon dioxide is actually natural, there is no anomalous diff what's the word I want? Additional change to be observed. So it's not actually happening, and there's a very good reason why that could be so. Stop me if it you. The which is that it's a very small effect, the greenhouse effect. Within the overall parameters of the atmosphere, there are much bigger things at work, like the sun shining on it and the gravity pulling the atmosphere onto the ground, which basically sets what the temperature gradient all this sort of stuff. But the control is from the oceans. The clouds control. The clouds are the control of Earth's climate stability. Speaker 0: So so in a sense, you think that people are panicking unnecessarily, and we've been warming now for the last sort of hundred and fifty years or so, give or take, since about 1850. There's something interesting about that that period, isn't it? Tell tell us about that because it why did they choose that point? Speaker 1: Well, oh, that's because it's the lowest point. We are at one degree above the coldest it's been in the last ten thousand years, which Speaker 0: Just let's just repeat that. I mean, that's remarkable. Speaker 1: And the other remarkable thing is it's two degrees cooler than the warmest it's been in the last eight, ten thousand years, which is the Egyptian and the Minoan period. So this Speaker 0: is really important, folks, because this is data and that, essentially, the IPCC, they always talk about that we are one degree higher than than the pre industrialization period than a hundred and fifty years ago. But what you're saying, Brian, is that was the lowest point in the last ten thousand years. Correct. So so in a sense, that's why we shouldn't be panicking and that it's been much warmer in in two or three previous periods. Speaker 1: Yes. And in the last interglacial, which was a 130,000 years ago, when the country is much pretty much where it is now, about fifty degrees north from the equator, there were hippopotami and elephants on the banks of the River Thames. That that Speaker 0: would be quite a sight now, wouldn't it? Speaker 1: It would. And and it's well known. This is natural history. And it's it was six degrees warmer than it is now. And there were humans wandering around the place, presumably hunter gathering happily. We're a tropical species. Speaker 0: So

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79% of all global energy comes from fossil fuels Renewables produce 16% most of it from wood (11%) and hydro (3%) Solar + wind is 1.8% of global primary energy https://iea.blob.core.windows.net/assets/4ed140c1-c3f3-4fd9-acae-789a4e14a23c/WorldEnergyOutlook2021.pdf, p294

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30/ https://finance.yahoo.com/news/big-food-aims-fill-europe-040000048.html

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31/ Fed govt ($31T in debt) “recently awarded IL $22M for installation of EV charging stations” “…a # of rural states are asking the FHA to loosen requirements for how many chargers must be placed at each location, & the distance between each station.” https://justthenews.com/nation/states/center-square/energy-analyst-says-ev-charging-more-expensive-gas

Energy analyst says EV charging more expensive than gas As Illinois transitions into a more electric vehicle-friendly state, an energy analyst says the cost to charge vehicles may slow the process. Gov. J.B. Pritzker wants 1 million electric vehicles on Illinois roadways by the end of the decade. According to the U.S. justthenews.com

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Time to drill some new holes…DUCs are Down to Lowest Point Since 2013 when EIA Began Tracking | Marcellus Drilling News https://marcellusdrilling.com/2022/10/ducs-are-down-to-lowest-point-since-2013-when-eia-began-tracking/

DUCs are Down to Lowest Point Since 2013 when EIA Began Tracking - Marcellus Drilling News The U.S. Energy Information Administration recently published an article observing the number of DUCs (drilled but uncompleted wells) across all of the top shale regions in the country (both oil- and gas-focused) has decreased to its lowest point since the EIA began tracking such data in 2013. MDN plotted the… marcellusdrilling.com

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33/ To the powers-that-should-not-be Human prosperity is The Unbearable Lightness of Being Darkness is light https://www.theepochtimes.com/ominous-the-lights-go-out-on-the-eiffel-tower_4788766.html?rs=SHRKCZW

Ominous: The Lights Go Out on the Eiffel Tower theepochtimes.com

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Ominous: The Lights Go Out on the Eiffel Tower https://www.theepochtimes.com/ominous-the-lights-go-out-on-the-eiffel-tower_4788766.html?utm_source=ref_share&utm_campaign=tw&rs=SHRKCZW via @epochtimes

Ominous: The Lights Go Out on the Eiffel Tower theepochtimes.com

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34/ Beautiful "carbon footprint"

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Amazing view

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35/ Gates Foundation Announces September 21 press release $200 million to expand global Digital Public Infrastructure https://www.gatesfoundation.org/ideas/media-center/press-releases/2022/09/gates-foundation-unga-global-fund-replenishment-commitment

Gates Foundation Announces $1.27B in Health and Development Commitments to Advance Progress Toward the Global Goals First in-person Goalkeepers event since 2019 convenes global changemakers to highlight the urgency of achieving a more equitable world by 2030 gatesfoundation.org

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36/ "Save Gas for a Safe Winter" "new legislative tool and a European Gas Demand Reduction Plan, to reduce gas use in Europe by 15% until next spring. All consumers, public administrations, households, owners of public buildings," https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_22_4608

Save Gas for a Safe Winter: Commission proposes gas demand reduction plan to prepare EU for supply cuts The European Union faces the risk of further gas supply cuts from Russia, due to the Kremlin\'s weaponisation of gas exports, with almost half of our Member States already affected by reduced deliveries. ec.europa.eu

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37/ Oops, Put these in the wrong thread

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63a/ Monday’s moves in the price of oil and other commodities come on the heels of Biden’s visit to Saudi Arabia, which wrapped up without a pledge for the Kingdom to boost oil supply. https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/oil-surges-after-biden-fails-win-saudi-pledge-pump-more-crude

ZeroHedge ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero zerohedge.com

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President Biden is in Colorado announcing new bans on drilling and mining on 225,000 acres and designating Camp Hale a monument. The president believes he has done enough to help Democrats in the midterms. Biden claims that if Republicans get rid of the Inflation Reduction Act, drug prices and medical costs will rise, and tax credits for weatherizing homes will disappear. The president plans to focus on the bipartisan infrastructure law, the Inflation Reduction Act, and clean energy jobs during this trip. His decision on whether to run for reelection will be made after the midterms. Biden stated that he does not think Americans need to prepare for a recession, but if there is one, it would be slight.

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Speaker 0: Shannon Bream and Fox Business anchor David Asman both here to analyze what's going on in the race with twenty seven days to go. But let's make a stop with White House correspondent Peter Ducey, who is with the president in Cape Hale, Colorado. What's the focus there today, Peter? Speaker 1: Good afternoon, Martha. President Biden is not giving in to calls from critics to drill more here in The United States as gas prices go up and up. In fact, he is doing the opposite. Today in Colorado, he's going to announce new bans on drilling and mining on about 225,000 acres here, and he's also gonna designate Camp Hale a monument to the tenth Mountain Division that trained here for World War two. We are also now hearing that president Biden thinks he's already done enough throughout the course of his term to help Democrats in these midterms. Speaker 2: The thing they said they're gonna do is get rid of the inflation reduction act. And so what's that do? They're gonna raise drug prices, raise medical costs again, be sure that we're gonna no longer be able to have the ability to have tax credits for weatherizing your homes Speaker 1: Right. Speaker 2: Money. I mean, I don't know what they're for. Speaker 1: We've been told not to expect much emphasis from the president this trip on crime or immigration. Instead, we are told the president wants to talk about the bipartisan infrastructure law, the inflation reduction act, and clean energy jobs. And it sounds like these midterms will weigh heavily on the president's decision to run for reelection. Speaker 2: Well, look, I'm not gonna make this about my decision. I'm gonna make this about this off year election. After that's done in November, then I'm gonna be in the process of deciding. Speaker 1: President Biden is also saying he does not think Americans need to be preparing for a recession, but that if there is one, it would just be a slight recession. Martha? Speaker 0: Peter, thank you very much and beautiful.

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@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Saudis send long letter affirming they won’t be muscled by Biden Biden officials finally admit their idiotic Russian oil price cap scheme could fail Biden’s energy policy is putting the West in danger

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40/ “Skyrocketing” energy prices and a harsh winter could mean automotive firms may be “unable to keep production lines running”, leading to output cuts of almost 40%. https://www.cips.org/supply-management/news/2022/october/carmakers-face-production-cuts-of-40-as-era-of-cheap-energy-is-over/

New Product Development & Procurement | CIPS Get access to CIPS Intelligence Hub's guides, resources, and white papers on New Product Development for Procurement & Supply Professionals 📖. cips.org

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@denisrancourt - Denis Rancourt

The climate garbage is ramping up. I have studied it since 2005. - the temperature data is manipulated, no evidence of an increase - the CO2 rise is not due to fossil fuel burning, it's a planet! - there are not more extreme weather events, fires, droughts, etc

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Europe's energy crisis stems from allowing a 16-year-old girl to dictate energy policy, shaming the continent away from nuclear energy and hindering energy independence. This placed Europe in a fragile position, now worsened by the lack of Russian energy. The speaker claims that both a 16-year-old girl "who knew nothing" and a president whose language turned people off contributed to the crisis. The speaker asserts that Trump was right about German and European reliance on Russian gas, despite the German delegation "snickering" at his warnings. The speaker suggests that the eagerness to judge Trump's delivery led to embracing a 16-year-old with no scientific or technological background to dictate energy policy. The speaker reminds the audience that she was nominated for a Nobel Prize.

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Speaker 0: Reasons that Europe are in an energy crisis really should be discussed honestly. So number one, an entire continent essentially allowed a 16 year old girl to dictate their energy policy. And when Greta Thunberg was able to shame an entire continent into basically walking away from nuclear and not really evaluating how you can actually have energy independence. What they did was they put Europe in an incredibly fragile position. And at the beginning of this war, it wasn't clear how much damage the lack of Russian energy would do to the European economy, but now it's absolutely clear. How did they not see that, Jamal? We set it on the We set it on the pod in February. How did they not I mean, Trump said it years ago. I mean The thing we said How is it not obvious? The problem is you had these look. To be honest, you had these two goofballs. You had a goofball on the left, which was a 16 year old girl who knew nothing, and you had a goofball on the right, which is a president whose language turned people off even though the message that he was delivering was a 100% right. When when Trump went to the United Nations, he was clear, he was precise, and in hindsight and I'm saying this as a democrat, he was right Oh. About Obviously right. Yeah. German reliance on Russian gas and and the European reliance on gas. What did they think would happen? The important thing was was the reaction. Remember the German delegation snickering while he was walking? They were laughing. But but we're we're we're but we're missing the real lesson. The real lesson is that in all of our haste to basically overtly judge Trump because of his delivery and his, you know, his personal style or whatever, we ran towards a 16 year old person who has no rooting in science or technology to dictate the energy policy of an entire continent. I mean, the she was nominated for a Nobel Prize. Just to remind you guys, this is how insane all of these people were.

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44/ Hyper virtue signaler Bank Australia did this "as part of its commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2035." https://bankaust.com.au/blog/bank-australia-to-cease-loans-for-new-fossil-fuel-cars-from-2025

Bank Australia to cease loans for new fossil fuel cars from 2025 Bank Australia today announced it will cease funding car loans for new fossil fuel vehicles from 2025 as part of its commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2035. bankaust.com.au

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45/ Double-header propaganda from corp media Anthropogenic “global warming” I mean “climate change” + Hit piece on meat Gizmoto https://archive.ph/Lm6Lh The Beef Industry Is Trying to Sell Us Bullshit

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46/ Nix Keystone Greatly reduce US production Blow up Nord Stream Cry to tyrannical regimes - first Saudis, now Venezuela Pathetic

@EpochOpinion - Epoch Times Opinion

Opinion💭by @VDHanson How odd then that President Biden is now begging the despicable Maduro regime in #Venezuela—corrupt, murderous, and anti-American—to produce more #Oil. https://www.theepochtimes.com/biden-plays-the-old-ugly-american_4797181.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=digitalsub

Biden Plays the Old Ugly American theepochtimes.com

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@SStapczynski - Stephen Stapczynski

Qatar joins a growing list of folks warning of an even tighter gas market next year 👇 ➡️ IEA’s Birol ➡️ Germany’s Habeck ➡️ Uniper ➡️ Australia’s Woodside ➡️ Morgan Stanley ➡️ Chevron ➡️ ICIS ➡️ Rystad ➡️ International Group of LNG Importers

@fbirol - Fatih Birol

At the EU Ministerial Energy Council in Prague, I delivered the opening keynote, stressing 3 key issues: ➡️ The need for full solidarity among EU countries this winter ➡️ Why next winter may be even harder ➡️ Rising competitive pressures on the EU's energy-intensive industries

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@zerohedge - zerohedge

First Images Of Blown Up Nord Stream Reveals 50 Meter Missing Section Of Pipeline https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/first-images-blown-nord-stream-reveals-50-meter-missing-section-pipeline

ZeroHedge ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero zerohedge.com

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@max_gagliardi - Max Gagliardi

New @DoombergT is out! As someone who has spent their career focused on the transportation, compression and cooling of gas, the delta here between nat gas and hydrogen is staggering The amount of energy needed, & cost involved, will be huge for hydrogen https://open.substack.com/pub/doomberg/p/chickens-razor?r=1engf0&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post

Chicken's Razor Germany’s hydrogen pact with Canada makes an expensive mess out of ignoring an alternative, practical solution. newsletter.doomberg.com

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50/ "Climate Lockdowns"

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The WBCSD published a report in October 2020 called "Avoiding a Climate Lockdown." The WBCSD includes companies like 3M, Apple, Bloomberg, BMW, Chevron, BP, Dow, DuPont, Google, IBM, IKEA, Kellogg's, Nestle, and Procter and Gamble. The report claims that in the near future, the world may need to resort to lockdowns again to tackle a climate emergency. Under a climate lockdown, governments would limit private vehicle use, ban the consumption of red meat, and impose extreme energy saving measures. Fossil fuel companies would have to stop drilling. To avoid this scenario, the report says we have to overhaul economics and change capitalism.

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Speaker 0: That up, avoiding a climate lockdown by the WBCSD, that rolls off the tongue. That stands for the World Business Council for Sustainable Development. Three m Apple, Bloomberg, BMW, Chevron, BP, Dow, DuPont, Google, IBM, IKEA, Kellogg's, Nestle, Procter and Gamble, it just keeps going. This was published way back in October 2020, so it's not even a new thing. They say in the near future, the world may need to resort to lockdowns again, this time to tackle a climate emergency. Wait. How could the climate create an emergency that we need a lockdown to solve? Who cares? They say under a climate lockdown, governments would limit private vehicle use, ban the consumption of red meat, and impose extreme energy saving measures. Fossil fuel companies would have to stop drilling. To avoid such a scenario, we have to overhaul economics and do capitalism differ

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51/ ECT Energy Charter Treaty Protects fossil fuel investors from policy changes that might threaten their profits. Withdrawing from ECT means they want to push their “climate change” agenda even further and this treaty was in their way

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53/ Great. Soon museums will have TSA type security but, instead of checking for weapons they will be searching you for food & glue

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@EvaVlaar - Eva Vlaardingerbroek

The largest Dutch supermarket wants to start listing carbon scores on receipts, some of our largest banks already track individuals’ carbon emissions and elites everywhere around the world are pushing Digital ID’s and CBDC’s And yet most people still don’t see what’s coming.

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57/ HT: @kshmri & @TheAliceSmith

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58/ If you are going to allow there to be centralized planning, you might want the planners to understand the basics 👇

@Mining_Atoms - B.F. Randall ⚛ ⛏ ⚡

Fractions of Crude Oil🧵 Crude oil is a mixture of liquidy-sludgy hydrocarbons. Crudes come in many grades. Crudes are separated through refining - based on specific gravity.

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59/ Coming to your town soon

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@AndreasSteno - Andreas Steno Larsen

The sharp fall in the Nat Gas price leads to falling electricity prices in Europe, but forward pricing for this winter still looks terrible 💲📉 A thread 1/n

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61/ 😄 A "new record" It only took 30 yrs to get to 👇 "power conversion efficiency of 15.2% ... under simulated sunlight, ... 28.4% – 30.2% ... ambient light" How many more decades B4 solar conversion is efficient enough to make it a viable alt to petrol https://actu.epfl.ch/news/gratzel-solar-cells-achieve-a-new-record/

"Grätzel" solar cells achieve a new record Scientists at EPFL have increased the power conversion efficiency of dye-sensitized solar cells ("Grätzel cells") beyond 15% in direct sunlight and 30% in ambient light conditions. actu.epfl.ch

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Biden Sells Oil to China from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve It is not enough that China is buying Russian oil at a discount due to western sanctions put on Russia… instituteforenergyresearch.org

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65/ " Activists had glued themselves to the street again." https://switzerlandtimes.ch/world/climate-activists-block-ambulances-in-berlin/

Page not found | Switzerland Times switzerlandtimes.ch

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66/ The most destructive wind is the hot air coming out of the mouths of the powers-that-should-not-be Correction: they talk out of their /\sses

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67/ The Great @TheThomasSowell https://youtu.be/1cEWw0Cfg8k

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@fracprotect - Papa’s got a brand new bag

Very simple thread on whats coming up in energy: no US growth, refineries need to run flat out, OPEC cut started two days ago, SPR mechanism pretty much done, Russian Crude ban start December, products ban in Feb 1/n @kittysquiddy

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69a/ My uncle has a country place That no one knows about ❗️He says it used to be a farm Before the Motor Law‼️ And on Sundays I elude the eyes And hop the turbine freight To far outside the wire Where my white-haired uncle waits https://youtu.be/_LXKZq0fYDw

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69b/ Jump to the ground As the Turbo slows to cross the borderline Run like the wind As excitement shivers up and down my spine Down in his barn My uncle preserved for me an old machine For fifty-odd years To keep it as new has been his dearest dream

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69c/ I strip away the old debris That hides a shining car A brilliant red Barchetta From a better, vanished time We fire up the willing engine Responding with a roar Tires spitting gravel I commit my weekly crime

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69d/ Wind in my hair Shifting and drifting Mechanical music Adrenaline surge Well-weathered leather Hot metal and oil The scented country air Sunlight on chrome The blur of the landscape Every nerve aware

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69e/ Suddenly, ahead of me Across the mountainside A gleaming alloy air-car Shoots towards me, two lanes wide I spin around with shrieking tires To run the deadly race Go screaming through the valley As another joins the chase

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69f/ Drive like the wind Straining the limits of machine and man Laughing out loud with fear and hope I've got a desperate plan At the one-lane bridge I leave the giants stranded at the riverside Race back to the farm To dream with my uncle at the fireside https://youtu.be/uukZgfHZIoc

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@townhallcom - Townhall.com

BIDEN ON COAL: "We're gonna be shutting these plants down all across America, and having wind and solar."

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Wind generation will save a lot of money by using the same transmission lines that transmitted coal-fired electricity. Coal plants across America will be shut down and replaced with wind and solar.

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Speaker 0: So it's gonna become a wind generation. And all they're doing is you're gonna save them a hell of a lot of money using the same transmissions line that transmitted the coal fired electric on. We're gonna be shutting these plants down all across America and having wind and solar.

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@GBNEWS - GB News

Neil Oliver: 'The green agenda we’re being sold is absolutely not green – requiring the unprecedented mining of hitherto unimagined amounts of base and rare earth metals, also rare minerals... The never-ending rape of the world we’re supposed to be saving.' 2/2

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The four horsemen – famine, disease, war, and death – often appear together, with hunger leading to opportunistic diseases, chaos, and war. While the West worries about food and heating, the speaker questions the "feed the world" mentality. Al Gore's predictions from "An Inconvenient Truth" have not materialized, yet he lives lavishly. The speaker notes that while Gore predicted the ice caps would be gone, they've grown, and polar bear numbers have risen despite his warning they would drown. Gore bought a $9,000,000 villa on the coast of California, despite saying Manhattan would be underwater. The green agenda requires extensive mining of metals and minerals, dependent on fossil fuels. The International Energy Agency predicts fossil fuels won't be set aside until 2207 at the earliest. The Biden administration predicts CO2 eradication cannot occur before 2242, even if all governments keep their promises. The speaker believes people today deserve a better life and shouldn't be sacrificed for a fantasy built on lies.

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Speaker 0: The four horsemen of the apocalypse are usually pictured together and for a reason. Where there's a famine, there will soon be disease and then war and always always death. During times of hunger, most of the dying is caused by the opportunistic diseases lying in wait. Chaos soon reigns and war is invariably the consequence as factions fight to seize or to maintain control. The shadow of the four will loom yet again over hundreds of millions of the world's poorest and most desperate people. And in the West, shivering in our homes, wondering for the time in generations what sort of food we will have to eat, how we will heat our homes, won't be throwing our arms around anyone except ourselves for warmth, feed the world, I don't think so. Another ghost from the past is worth a look now. In 02/2006, Al Gore launched his film An Inconvenient Truth about the imminent end of civilization due to man made global warming. The real inconvenient truth is that Gore's predictions from a movie that netted $50,000,000 at the box office have not come to pass. The Prophet of Doom now worth $300,000,000 who said, we could all help save the world by changing our lifestyles has a $2,500,000 home in Nashville with an annual energy bill of $30,000. It's worth wondering how often he sits inside and notes that while he said the ice caps would be gone by now, they've grown in size or how often he remembers that while he said the polar bears would drown, the numbers have risen steadily for the last fifteen years. The man who said Manhattan would be underwater on account of rising sea levels just bought a $9,000,000 villa on the coast of California. Always remember this, the green agenda for being sold is absolutely not green requiring as it does the unprecedented mining of hitherto unimagined amounts of base and rare earth metals, also rare minerals, all of that effort dependent upon fossil fuels, the never ending rate of the world we're supposed to be saving. The International Energy Agency predicts it will be twenty two point zero seven at the earliest before fossil fuels are set aside. In The US, the Biden administration predicts that even if all governments keep their promises, CO2 eradication cannot occur before 2242 more than two hundred years from now. There's food aplenty in this world, there's energy aplenty, but we are to be denied both by yet more of those corrupt politicians. Here's the thing, it's the people alive today here at home and around the world, the poorest included who deserve life, a better life, they deserve a future that we could give them now. Who with a human heart would sacrifice today's living for nothing more than a fantasy spun from lies? Not me.

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@gummibear737 - Gummi

Traveling this weekend Rented an EV - no conventional car was available (missed this red flag) First time…novelty was cool Until it became a nightmare The range is overstated…almost ran out of juice Finding a station with space…waiting to charge…ugh It ruined the trip

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@LiamHalligan - Liam Halligan

Crikey !! This is from OBR documents. Fuel duty hike not mentioned in the Chancellor's speech, funnily enough ....

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Browser check - Consilium consilium.europa.eu

@ClareCraigPath - Dr Clare Craig

We reiterate our commitment to achieve global net zero greenhouse gas emissions/carbon neutrality by or around mid-century. We commit to reduce environmental impacts by changing unsustainable consumption and production patterns.

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@ClareCraigPath - Dr Clare Craig

We acknowledge the urgent need to strengthen policies and mobilize financing, from all sources in a predictable, adequate and timely manner to address climate change.

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@ClareCraigPath - Dr Clare Craig

We agree that reforming the WTO is key in strengthening trust in the multilateral trading system (MTS)... We note the importance of the contribution of the MTS to promote the UN 2030 Agenda and its sustainable development goals. [Which includes a digital ID for everyone]

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@ClareCraigPath - Dr Clare Craig

We will demonstrate leadership and take collective actions to implement the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and accelerate the achievement of the SDGs by 2030 [inc digial ID for all]. We will accelerate progress towards... universal social protection for all by 2030.

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🪫79/ https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/one-englands-largest-solar-farms-goes-bust-after-borrowing-ps655-million

ZeroHedge ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero zerohedge.com

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🪫82/ "The license is only limited to Chevron and does not allow any other companies to work with PdVSA. "The Treasury Department said that all other sanctions on Venezuela will remain in place and that the US will “vigorously enforce these sanctions.”" https://news.antiwar.com/2022/11/27/us-grants-chevron-license-to-pump-oil-again-in-venezuela/

US Grants Chevron License to Pump Oil Again in Venezuela - News From Antiwar.com The move eases some sanctions on Venezuela news.antiwar.com

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🪫83/ embargo effective Dec 5 - curb 🇷🇺profits w/o taking 🇷🇺 🛢️ off market by allowing insurance & other services to continue if 🛢️ is sold at $ set by West 🇷🇺 will cut off countries that participate 🇷🇺 cutting production could send global $ skyrocketing https://www.axios.com/2022/11/24/biden-price-cap-russian-oil

Biden on Russian oil price cap negotiations: "It's in play" “This is no time to walk away from Ukraine, not at all," Biden said. axios.com

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🪫84/ Larry Fink's 2022 Letter to CEOs "expect companies to play a role in decarbonizing the global economy. Few things will impact capital allocation decisions ... more than how effectively you navigate the global energy transition in the years ahead" https://archive.ph/YeNSw

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🪫85a/ Temp restrictions on appliances like refrigerators & washing machines Heating in clubs “be set to the lowest level or switched off completely” “Streaming services … limit resolution of their content to standard definition”

@eugyppius1 - eugyppius

Switzerland, Facing an Unprecedented Power Shortage, Contemplates a Partial Ban on the Use of Electric Vehicles It turns out that you can have battery-powered cars, or you can have renewable energy, but you can't have both. https://www.eugyppius.com/p/switzerland-facing-an-unprecedented?utm_source=twitter&sd=pf

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🪫85b/ Cut business hours Ban use of Blue Ray players, gaming computers Limiting the use of electric cars, which should be driven only when absolutely necessary 4th & final tier mandates closure of ski facilities, casinos, cinemas, theatre & the opera https://www.eugyppius.com/p/switzerland-facing-an-unprecedented?sd=pf

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86a/ “You have to deploy more renewables but you also have to deploy more enabling technologies, like batteries,” https://www.wsj.com/articles/lack-of-wind-pushes-europes-power-prices-higher-just-as-cold-sets-in-11669981726?st=n0z18ndgcaxn48f But today's best batteries leave a "carbon footprint" = to the worst coal

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86b/ https://phys.org/news/2013-03-scientists-carbon-footprint-grid-scale-battery.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_return_on_investment#EROI_and_payback_periods_of_some_types_of_power_plants https://energyskeptic.com/2015/solar-thermal-esoi-energy-stored-on-invested/

Scientists calculate the carbon footprint of grid-scale battery technologies (Phys.org) —Americans take electrical power for granted whenever they flip on a light switch. But the growing use of solar and wind power in the United States makes the on-demand delivery of electricity more challenging. phys.org

Energy return on investment - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org

Solar Thermal ESOI (Energy Stored on Invested) | Peak Everything, Overshoot, & Collapse Preservation of Knowedge, peak oil, ecology - energyskeptic.com

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🪫87/ "Energy Sobriety"

@ThevoiceAlexa - Alexandra Lavoie

QUEBEC! Now we will need to cut down our electricity? Turn down our heat and prevent us from washing and dishwashing during peak hours? Sorry for all electric car owners! Who would have thought that one of the most prosperous place in terms of energy will now deal with this?

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@MattGubba - Matt Gubba

Net Zero is nothing more than a tool to oppress you with. It is not about saving the planet. It's about keeping our hands off resources the super-rich feel entitled to. Its simply the transfer of wealth in another form.

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🪫89/ EU exempts private jets from CO2 tax EU to exempt private and corporate jets from green aviation fuel tax.

@PeterSweden7 - PeterSweden

France has just banned short domestic flights in the name of climate change. Meanwhile the elites in their private jets are not banned of course. You don't get to fly, only the elites get to fly! 🤡🤡🤡

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182/ "Leading up to the Thanksgiving holiday, Dominion Energy Virginia threatened to disconnect electricity to scores of homes and actually did disconnect at least half a dozen of the owners who did not agree to accept a “smart” meter on their house" https://truthtalk.uk/2022/smart-cities-utility-company-lays-it-on-the-line-for-customers-take-the-orwellian-smart-meter-or-freeze/

Smart Cities: Utility company lays it on the line for customers: Take the Orwellian ‘smart’ meter or freeze! - Truth Talk UK We bring you a shining example of how the establishment works quietly behind the scenes to coerce people into the digital gulag we previously described in our article about smart cities. truthtalk.uk

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🪫92/ https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2022/03/15-minute-city-stickiness/ "As 👉climate change👈& global conflict cause shocks & stresses at faster intervals & increasing severity, the 15-min city will become even more critical"

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@ClimateDepot - Marc Morano

World’s first carbon border tax lands in Europe - POLITICO https://www.politico.com/newsletters/power-switch/2022/12/13/worlds-first-carbon-border-tax-lands-in-europe-00073653 In a global first, the European Union reached a preliminary agreement today to impose a carbon tax on imported goods.

World’s first carbon border tax lands in Europe politico.com

@NGeorgiaMts — Craig_

Posted - November 28, 2022 at 2:31 PM

Saved - May 16, 2024 at 10:05 AM

@NGeorgiaMts - Craig_

Using 1000’s of gallons of aviation fuel to de-ice “green energy” wind turbine blades. Wind power…yeah, excellent idea liberal jackass’s. https://t.co/QLQvpCiDFC

@tommymetz77 — Tom Wright

Posted - January 23, 2023 at 9:51 PM

Saved - May 16, 2024 at 9:53 AM

@tommymetz77 - Tom Wright

@MikeHudema Where Wind Turbine blades end up. 5 year life limit, 600 wind turbines = 3000 Blades, made of carbon fiber held together with risen toxic to people, animals and the environment. Oil, grease and de-ice fluid to keep them running. Clean Energy is not clean! https://t.co/uNUgeinksZ

@StahlmannRolf — Rolf Stahlmann

Posted - June 9, 2023 at 8:54 PM

Saved - December 30, 2023 at 3:42 PM

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The DWD is accused of manipulating temperature data by not correcting for heat island effects. The weather stations are mainly located in growing heat islands, leading to temperature increases. The manipulation of past data is also claimed. The true warming is said to be only 0.6-0.7 degrees. The post also mentions the opening of a polder due to excessive water levels and observations of lower temperatures compared to weather forecasts.

@StahlmannRolf - Rolf Stahlmann

Die dreisten Hütchenspieler des DWD! Es gibt immer mehr Messstationen in Wärmeinseln, dieses wird vom DWD nicht korrigiert! Es gibt kaum noch Stationen ohne Wärmeinseleffekt! Der Temperaturanstieg ist ein Betrug. Mehrteilig öffnen!

@StahlmannRolf - Rolf Stahlmann

Der Windschatteneffekt kann bis zu 30 km weit tragen und gilt nicht nur für Stadtgebiete! Die 2000 DWD-Wetterstationen stehen hauptsächlich in den wachsenden Wärme-Inseln, also dort wo die Menschen wohnen und arbeiten. https://eike-klima-energie.eu/2022/07/28/erwaermung-deutschlands-durch-die-zunahme-der-sonnenstunden-und-durch-die-stetige-vergroesserung-der-waermeinseln-bei-den-messstationen/

Erwärmung Deutschlands durch die Zunahme der Sonnenstunden und durch die stetige Vergrößerung der Wärmeinseln bei den Messstationen von Matthias Baritz, Josef Kowatsch Das Messnetz des Deutschen Wetterdienstes besteht aus etwa 2000 Wetterstationen, quer über Deutschland verteilt. Allerding eike-klima-energie.eu

@StahlmannRolf - Rolf Stahlmann

Das Messnetz wurde absichtlich manipuliert! https://eike-klima-energie.eu/2023/04/05/das-betrugsdezernat-in-klima-wetterangelegenheiten-setzt-seine-arbeit-fort-teil-1/

Das Betrugsdezernat in Klima-/Wetterangelegenheiten, setzt seine Arbeit fort... Teil 1 Teil 1: Wie DWD-Manipulationen an seinem Messnetz, die Grundlage für diverse politische Kreise sind, unser Land und unseren Wohlstand zu ruinieren und mit Verb eike-klima-energie.eu

@StahlmannRolf - Rolf Stahlmann

Hier kann man sich durch die Jahrzehnte klicken und wird feststellen,daß es 1920 gerade mal ein paar Dutzende an Wetterstationen gab. https://kachelmannwetter.com/de/messwerte/deutschland/tageshoechsttemperatur/19200313-0000z.html

Tageshöchsttemperatur 2m, Messwerte Deutschland vom 12.03.1920 | Klima-Archiv kachelmannwetter.com

@StahlmannRolf - Rolf Stahlmann

Wetterstationen in den Bergen fallen weg,Stationen auf Flugplätzen kommen hinzu. Dadurch wird die Temperatur nach oben getrieben. Dies zeigt der Unterschied bei der Zunahme der Lufttemperatur im Vergleich zur Meerestemperatur. Somit ist die wahre Erwärmung nur 0,6-0,7 Grad. https://t.co/iPElbT6xQt

@StahlmannRolf - Rolf Stahlmann

Thread öffnen! HÜTCHENSPIELER DER WISSENSCHAFT! Hier Original-Daten der NASA ,die noch nicht gelöscht wurden mit Link zur NASA ! In den Rohdaten gibt es eine Abkühlung seit 1900 bis heute. Plötzlich wurde die Vergangenheit kälter durch Manipulation. Bild vergrössern. https://data.giss.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/gistemp/stdata_show_v3.cgi?id=501941200000&ds=7&dt=1&fbclid=IwAR1NJRPRUraRPhybS29g6GBJzXAFp4X1rWusWCHi4rXuLk2Fm9Av_7qYsxY

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Nepper,Schlepper,Bauernfänger! Wer kennt die Sendung noch! https://t.co/ATBks8unKM

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Ich war heute am Rhein in Rheinzabern. Es wurde gerade ein Polder geöffnet,weil der Rhein anscheinend zu zuviel Wasser führt. Typisch für Dürren..... Der Wald sieht auch vertrocknet aus🙃 https://t.co/g4IRAhm9Uz

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Wetteronline sagt 32 Grad in Landau. Ichmmesse gerade 25 Grad in der Ecke hinten bei mir im Hof. https://t.co/UgE1P8IsSz

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21.Juni Sonnenwende! 23 Grad in meiner Hofecke! Wetteronline sagt 27 Grad! Eiskaltes Wasser aus dem Brunnen! Blick ,direkt hinter mir wo ich am Laptop sitze! https://t.co/hbwAmBOGJ0

@StahlmannRolf - Rolf Stahlmann

Unkraut..... eine wunderschöne Klette mit einer Hummel drauf. https://t.co/wRCLKk2GtC

@NaphtalineLeBon — Le jour viendra où le peuple vaincra

Posted - August 24, 2023 at 2:32 PM

Saved - August 25, 2023 at 8:06 PM

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A conversation about wind turbines and their environmental impact. @NaphtalineLeBon shares a close-up photo of a rotor blade, highlighting the spread of microplastic particles. @MarcDeroover responds with statistics on blade erosion and toxic plastic waste. @GTBouli and @Papyrus23170 engage in a brief exchange. @noshoesonmyFeet appreciates the informative tweet. @CirroEnergyTX promotes their energy plans.

@NaphtalineLeBon - Le jour viendra où le peuple vaincra

Gros plan sur une pale de rotor d’une éolienne. Des quantités de microparticules se propagent par le vent , heureusement qu'ils ont interdit les pailles en plastique...

@MarcDeroover - Deroover

@NaphtalineLeBon @EoliennesLes Une eolienne de terre perd de l'ordre de 0.2% du poids de ses pales par an. Eolienne en mer: 0.4%. 10 tonnes par pâle, de l'ordre de 30kg/an. Belgique: 1500 éoliennes x 3 pâles x 30kg=135 tonnes/an dont 30% =40 tonnes de bisphenol cancérigène. https://stopthesethings.com/2023/01/31/scotland-littered-by-tonnes-of-toxic-plastics-shed-by-thousands-of-wind-turbine-blades/

Scotland Littered By Tonnes of Toxic Plastics Shed By Thousands of Wind Turbine Blades For a taste of your wind 'powered' future, look no further than the Scottish Highlands - where some 4,500 of these things have polluted a once majestic landscape. Traverse any Highland Glen these days in the hope of finding peace and tranquillity, and you’ll be hard-pressed to avoid Scotland’s hundreds of wind factories and their… stopthesethings.com

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@MarcDeroover @EoliennesLes 👍

@GTBouli - Bouli

@MarcDeroover @NaphtalineLeBon @EoliennesLes 30% de Bisphenol … 😂

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@GTBouli @MarcDeroover @NaphtalineLeBon @EoliennesLes Ta gueule !

@noshoesonmyFeet - Emmanuel bel Art

@MarcDeroover @NaphtalineLeBon @EoliennesLes très intéressant comme tweet un truc un peu plus pertinent que chez les autres

@CirroEnergyTX - Cirro Energy

We make energy plans that are easy to understand. And that makes your life easier. Pretty cool!

@Elpis_R — Ξlpis

Posted - August 27, 2023 at 3:27 PM

Saved - August 28, 2023 at 7:03 AM

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Wind farms dry out surface soils, posing a setback to the supposed eco-friendly transition. Offshore wind parks harm marine ecosystems, offering unreliable energy. Biomass, claimed as renewable, involves clearing and burning forests. Photovoltaic panels generate 3-4°C hotter spots. These installations encroach on vital biodiversity conservation areas, seemingly creating problems against nature.

@Elpis_R - Ξlpis

Nouvelle étude : Il est prouvé que les parcs éoliens assèchent les sols en surface. Encore un coup dur pour la transition dites écologique censée sauver la planète afin de soi-disant préserver les générations futures d’un hypothétique climat futur. https://sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2215016123000055

Wind farms dry surface soil in temporal and spatial variation Wind farms have been proved to have potential impact on the ecology. As an important ecological factor, soil moisture has a great impact on the ecosys… sciencedirect.com

@Elpis_R - Ξlpis

Sans compter que les parcs éoliens offshore détruisent les écosystèmes marins, le tout pour fournir une énergie peu fiable. C’est tout à fait logique. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uUONUh0A6Z8&ab_channel=SkyNewsAustralia

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@Elpis_R - Ξlpis

Ou la biomasse revendiquée comme bio-énergie “renouvelable” (politique de l’UE pour sauver la planète) qui consiste à raser et brûler des forêts comme combustible, source №1 de renouvelable en France et dans beaucoup de pays européens… https://t.co/QodZko6pcC

@Elpis_R - Ξlpis

Nous avons aussi les panneaux photovoltaïques qui créent des îlots de chaleur de 3 à 4°C plus chauds que ces terres voisines… https://t.co/UFyHZNPGvQ

@Elpis_R - Ξlpis

Et pour finir, toutes ces installations empiètent déjà sur les endroits les plus importants du monde pour la conservation de la biodiversité… C’est comme ci ils prenaient volontairement des mesures absurdes contre la nature pour créer un problème. https://t.co/d5ztNf19iA

@wideawake_media — Wide Awake Media

Posted - September 23, 2023 at 10:22 AM

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Alarming footage reveals discarded remains of wind farms in Queensland, Australia. These structures not only mar the countryside, but also cause significant harm to bats and birds annually. After a short lifespan of 15-20 years, they cannot be recycled and end up in nature or landfills. Contrary to propaganda, wind turbines are not truly renewable or green. Credit: Senator Rennick. For more content, visit Wide Awake Media. ClimateScam NetZero.

@wideawake_media - Wide Awake Media

Alarming footage of the discarded remains of a wind farm in Queensland, Australia. Not only are these monstrosities a blight on the countryside when they're in operation, killing and maiming hundreds of thousands of bats and birds in the process, every single year—once their working life of just 15-20 years is up, they cannot be recycled, so they end up being dumped in nature, or in landfills. Contrary to propaganda spouted by the Net Zero cult, and the trillion dollar "renewable" energy industry, wind turbines are not renewable or "green" in the slightest. Credit: https://twitter.com/SenatorRennick For more content like this, visit: https://wide-awake-media.com #ClimateScam #NetZero

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I'm here to show you these old turbine blades that have been dumped. Despite being called renewable energy, there's nothing renewable about them. These blades are quite short, around 20 meters, and they're worn out with not much life left. Recycling them is a challenge, and they sit here like massive beach whales. Compared to the ones in action, they're not that big. So when they run out, they'll just be sitting here, telling a story. The Chilumbin wind farm cost $1.4 billion, but in 15 years, these blades will still be here, not being used.

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Speaker 0: I'm coming through here because I've been told that there are old turbine blades that have been just dumped here. Here they are, this is renewable energy by the way. Remember that word renewable, there's There's there's nothing much renewable about these things. They they, these are old turbine blades, quite short ones actually, I mean they look big but they're Some of the early 20 meters I think and, now they've worn out. You can see, you look at the quality of it, it's not much life left in that. Can you recycle it? Good luck. Great beach whales sitting here. These massive. They're not that massive and compared to the ones we've seen in action today. So when they run out of course, what are we gonna do with those? Same same deal, right? Just sit here. This tells a story. So $1,400,000,000 for the Chilumbin wind farm and in 15 years, They'll just be sitting here like this.

@PaulMitchell_AB — Paul Mitchell

Posted - November 24, 2023 at 8:36 PM

Saved - November 25, 2023 at 11:45 AM

@PaulMitchell_AB - Paul Mitchell

"Alberta’s 44 wind farms operated at 0.3% capacity on Wednesday" If we actually needed to depend on "renewables" to supply us power in the winter, we would all freeze to death. On the other hand, oil, natural gas, coal and nuclear actually work. https://tnc.news/2023/11/24/albertas-44-wind-farms-capacity/

Alberta’s 44 wind farms operated at 0.3% capacity on Wednesday An analysis of wind power generation in Alberta found that despite the province’s 44 wind farms, they managed to only produce 0.3% of their total capacity on Wednesday night. tnc.news

@ElanderNews — Elander & the News

Posted - December 1, 2023 at 8:16 AM

Saved - December 1, 2023 at 10:48 AM

@ElanderNews - Elander & the News

NET ZERO - “You can’t be an environmentalist and support Wind and Solar power.” If the solution is worse than the problem then it is your duty to question the ‘science’ https://t.co/W7YWmIjOKG

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To make a wind turbine, you need a large amount of iron ore, concrete, and steel. The concrete production emits carbon dioxide, and the steel requires rare earth elements, which are often sourced from China and come with environmental concerns. Additionally, the cobalt used in wind turbines is often mined by child slaves in dangerous conditions in the Congo. The turbine blades are made from balsa wood obtained by clearing parts of the Amazon forest, and they contain a toxic chemical called Bisphenol A. These blades cannot be recycled and end up as landfill, polluting the soil and water. Supporting wind and solar power means supporting pollution, slavery, and environmental damage.

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Speaker 0: To start with a wind turbine, you need about 30,000 tons of iron ore, about 30,000 tons of concrete. To make concrete, you need to get limestone and shale, cook it up. Limestone's got 44% carbon dioxide in it. That carbon dioxide goes in the atmosphere, you sinter it, then you grind it up, and you have cement. You then got to quarry stone to make the aggregate, to make your concrete. You then got to transport that 30,000 tonnes just for the foundation for 1 turbine. So you use a lot of concrete to make a wind turbine. You use a lot of steel to make a wind turbine. But then you get into the generator. Now the generator uses rare earth element magnets. We used to have magnets made out of iron. We then found it would be better to have an iron cobalt magnet. We now find that magnets made out of rare earth elements are much better. Rare earth elements mainly come from are part of China, Bayer and Orbul, and that rare earth element, ore, is quite rich in uranium and thorium. I've been to Byron Allborn, it is probably the greatest environmental disaster in the world. The uranium and thorium material are just thrown everywhere. So if you're using wind powered electricity, you are actually responsible for a huge amount of pollution by uranium and thorium in China, but they're Chinese, let's not worry about that. You can't be an environmentalist. Now, that's in the magnets. We also have cobalt in those wind turbines. And that cobalt, most of it is mined by slaves who are children, who are working in dangerous open pits and underground in the Congo for Chinese groups. So If you want to support wind power, you're supportive slavery, the same as if you're supporting solar power, the solar panels are made by Uyghur slaves in China. So if you want to be supporting renewables, you're supporting slavery, you're supporting massive pollution of uranium and storing. And then you look at the turbine blades, and they're made out of balsa wood laminated with epoxy. That balsa wood you get from clear filling parts of the Amazon forest to get your bolster wood. So of course, you're a good environmentalist, you want to have renewable power, bugger the Amazon, you just clear fella and get the balsa wood. And then in the epoxy, there's a chemical called Bisphenol A that's incredibly toxic. Most countries in the world have banned the use of it. This comes out of China in the laminate turbine blades. Those blades cannot be recycled. Those blades are eroding all the time and spreading this bisphenol everywhere in soils and waterways around the turbine blades. And then when the turbine blade has finished its useful life, which is much shorter than we're told, they get cut up and used as landfill. And so the best fennel A gets into soil and gets into water. You cannot possibly be an environment and support wind and solar power.

@thelostsheep315 — Nobody!

Posted - December 6, 2023 at 11:57 PM

Saved - December 7, 2023 at 6:09 AM

@thelostsheep315 - Nobody!

Eagles killed by wind turbines. Green new deal... https://t.co/QSKE8hQcKZ

@AskMeLaterOn — ZZZ

Posted - December 11, 2023 at 2:27 PM

Saved - December 11, 2023 at 7:05 PM

@AskMeLaterOn - ZZZ

Behind the scenes… ——————————————— Scotland’s wind turbines have been secretly using fossil fuels. Dozens of giant turbines have been using diesel generators to run windmills… https://t.co/RwUzpJ9JCE

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Scotland's power sector is facing criticism for using large diesel generators to support wind turbines. A whistleblower raised concerns about environmental and safety issues, including the use of six diesel generators for up to six hours daily to de-ice the turbines. Scottish Power admitted connecting 71 windmills to fossil fuel supply due to a grid fault that prevented the turbines from functioning in December. The whistleblower also highlighted oil leaks from hydraulic units and technical faults causing the turbines to draw energy from the grid instead of producing it.

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Speaker 0: Scotland's power sector is coming under fire after it was revealed that officials used massive diesel generators to ensure dozens of giant turbines on wind farms could function. According to the Sunday Mail, they were tipped off by a whistleblower who cited a number of environmental health and safety concerns. One of which was half a dozen diesel generators running for up to 6 hours a day to de ice the wind turbines. Scottish Power said they were forced to hook up 71 windmills to the fossil fuel supply after a fault on their grid caused the system to fail to keep the turbines warm and working during the cold month of December. Other concerns from the whistleblower included thousands of liters of leaked oil from hydraulic units and technical faults that see turbines taking energy from the grid rather than producing energy.

@DanielAlmanPGH — Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

Posted - December 31, 2023 at 6:05 PM

Saved - January 1, 2024 at 6:36 AM

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The earth's atmosphere has warmed due to human burning of fossil fuels. Carbon dioxide levels were higher during the time of dinosaurs, but the world did not end. Greenhouses intentionally pump CO2 to aid plant growth. NASA found that CO2 fertilization is greening the earth. Mars has a significant global warming issue. French-style nuclear power is environmentally friendly. US commercial nuclear plants are less radioactive than the Capitol Building. Germany's shift from nuclear to coal may have caused more deaths than Chernobyl and Fukushima. New York and Vermont have replaced nuclear with fossil fuels. Wind energy companies have been responsible for eagle deaths. Wind and solar farms rely on fossil fuels as backup. Michael Shellenberger switched from anti-nuclear to pro-nuclear power.

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

It is a proven, scientific fact that the earth's atmosphere has gotten warmer since humans started burning fossil fuels. (1/15) https://web.archive.org/web/20161125071509/http://climate.nasa.gov/news/2241/why-so-many-global-temperature-records/… #Environment #ClimateCrisis #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg #NuclearPower

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

Back when the dinosaurs were alive, carbon dioxide levels in the air were five times as high as they are today. The world did not come to an end. (2/15) https://web.archive.org/web/20140703210506/https://www.livescience.com/44330-jurassic-dinosaur-carbon-dioxide.html #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

Dinosaur Era Had 5 Times Today's CO2 Researchers say dinosaurs that roamed Earth 250 million years ago had to endure a smoggy atmosphere with five times more carbon dioxide than is present on Earth. web.archive.org

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

Back when the dinosaurs were alive, global temperatures were so high that there were no polar ice caps. The world did not come to an end. (3/15) https://web.archive.org/web/20150327004317/https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-12378934 #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

Secrets of Antarctica's fossilised forests Towering forests grew at the South Pole during the age of the dinosaurs. Now scientists ponder whether the past could be the key to the future. web.archive.org

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

Today, the owners of commercial greenhouses deliberately pump extra carbon dioxide into the air inside their greenhouses, in order to make their plants grow better. (4/15) web.archive.org/web/2018062218… #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

NASA: “Carbon Dioxide Fertilization Greening Earth, Study Finds.” (5/15) https://web.archive.org/web/20170127202003/https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2016/carbon-dioxide-fertilization-greening-earth/ #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

Carbon Dioxide Fertilization Greening Earth, Study Finds From a quarter to half of Earth’s vegetated lands has shown significant greening over the last 35 years largely due to rising levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide, according to a new study. web.archive.org

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

ABC News: “It might seem like the weather's getting warmer here on Earth, but Mars appears to have an even bigger global warming problem.” (6/15) https://web.archive.org/web/20210303180827/https://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=98168&page=1 #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

Images Show Mars Has Extreme Global Warming web.archive.org

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

French-style nuclear power is the most environmentally friendly way to produce electricity. (7/15) https://web.archive.org/web/20140225195914/https://www.cbsnews.com/news/france-vive-les-nukes/ #NuclearPower #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

France: Vive Les Nukes Steve Kroft On How France Is Becoming The Model For Nuclear Energy Generation web.archive.org

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

The inside of U.S. commercial nuclear power plants is actually less radioactive than the U.S. Capitol Building, where members of Congress work every day. (8/15) https://web.archive.org/web/20000609114742/https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/reaction/interact/facts.html #NuclearPower #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

FRONTLINE: nuclear reaction: Facts about Nuclear Radiation web.archive.org

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

Germany has been replacing nuclear power with coal and candles. (9/15) https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2022/7/12/23205691/germany-energy-crisis-nuclear-power-coal-climate-change-russia-ukraine https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2022/12/20/1144258347/facing-an-energy-crisis-germans-stock-up-on-candles #NuclearPower #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg #Idiocracy #Luddites #BjørnLomborg

A needed nuclear option for climate change Germany’s decision to restart old coal plants rather than extend the life of its nuclear power facilities reflects a failure of environmental priorities. vox.com

Facing an energy crisis, Germans stock up on candles Germans are on a mission to transform their energy economy and reduce their consumption, including by — apparently — using lots of candles. npr.org

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

The increased coal pollution from Germany shutting down its nuclear power plants may have already killed more people than Chernobyl and Fukushima combined. (10/15) https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:iSMahk7s1xAJ:https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/05/10/germany-end-nuclear-cost-climate-health/&cd=10&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg #BjørnLomborg #Idiocracy #Luddites #RiskAnalysis

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

New York state has been closing some of its nuclear reactors, and replacing them with fossil fuels. (11/15) https://www.lohud.com/story/news/2022/07/22/new-york-fossil-fuels-increase-after-indian-point-nuclear-plant-shutdown/65379172007/ #NuclearPower #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

NY's fossil fuel use soared after Indian Point plant closure. Officials sound the alarm Indian Point nuclear power plant's 2021 closure led to near-total dependence on fossil fuels to produce electricity in NY's energy-hungry downstate region. lohud.com

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

Vermont replaced its only nuclear reactor (which had accounted for 71.8% of the state’s electricity production) with fossil fuels obtained from fracking. (12/15) https://web.archive.org/web/20141230111022/https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/12/30/vermont-yankee-nuclear-plant-winds-down-operations/21037371/ https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Vermont_Yankee_Nuclear_Power_Plant&oldid=645082757 #NuclearPower #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

Vermont Yankee nuclear plant winds down operations Closure has been mourned by employees and supporters, while cheered by critics. web.archive.org

Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant - Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

“A wind energy company has pleaded guilty after killing at least 150 eagles” (13/15) https://www.npr.org/2022/04/06/1091250692/esi-energy-bald-eagles #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

A wind energy company has pleaded guilty after killing at least 150 eagles NextEra Energy subsidiary ESI Energy pleaded guilty to charges over the deaths of eagles at three of its wind farms in Wyoming and New Mexico. npr.org

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

Wind and solar farms use fossil fuels as a backup when the wind isn't blowing and the sun isn't shining. (14/15) https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:zzdV5cQ5HecJ:https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/energy-environment/wp/2016/08/11/turns-out-wind-and-solar-have-a-secret-friend-natural-gas/&hl=en&gl=us #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

@DanielAlmanPGH - Daniel Alman from Squirrel Hill

TED Talk: Michael Shellenberger explains why he switched from being anti-nuclear power to pro-nuclear power. (15/15) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciStnd9Y2ak #NuclearPower #MichaelShellenberger #GreenNewDeal #AOC #GretaThunberg

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@SimeonPreuss — Simeon Preuß ⚛️🌱

Posted - January 29, 2024 at 1:53 PM

Saved - January 29, 2024 at 6:09 PM

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The problem of the "Energiewende" is significant, with a scale of 150 nuclear power plants, equivalent to around 190 GW average power. Renewables delivered 30 GW in 2023, leaving a gap of 160 GW. The cost-optimal wind energy share is around 60%, requiring an additional 90 GW of wind power, with 70 GW on land. This translates to 350 GW installed capacity, or 70,000 wind turbines. Importing synthetic energy sources is the automatic solution to fill the gap, as shown in a study by @FraunhoferISE.

@SimeonPreuss - Simeon Preuß ⚛️🌱

Kleiner Ernüchterungsthread🧵 für Freunde der Energiewende: Das Problem "Energiewende" hat eine Größenordnung von 150 AKW, das sind rund 190 GW Durchschnittsleistung. 30GW haben die Erneuerbaren 2023 geliefert, bleiben also noch 160GW.

@SimeonPreuss - Simeon Preuß ⚛️🌱

Der kostenoptimale Windanteil liegt ca. bei 60%, also müssen noch rund 90GW Windenergie her - Durchschnittsleistung wohlgemerkt! Wenn wir das aktuelle Offshore/Onshore Verhältnis anwenden, dann müssen 70 GW davon auf Land gebaut werden.

@SimeonPreuss - Simeon Preuß ⚛️🌱

Mit einem Kapazitätsfaktor von 20% hochgerechnet wären das 350 GW installierte Leistung. Macht 70.000 Windräder zu je 5MW (Stand der Technik). Viel Spaß beim Aufstellen - die Leute haben jetzt schon keinen Bock mehr. Hier ging es um gerade mal 10 Anlagen: https://www.sueddeutsche.de/bayern/mehring-bayern-windraeder-energiewende-aiwanger-buergerentscheid-1.6340304

Windräder in Mehring: Mehrheit der Bürger lehnen Windpark auf Gemeindegebiet ab Der Ministerpräsident und sein Stellvertreter wollten auch bei den Mehringern einen der größten Windparks Bayerns bauen. sueddeutsche.de

@SimeonPreuss - Simeon Preuß ⚛️🌱

Aber bestimmt ticken die Menschen in anderen Ländern ganz anders und stellen sich zu den Windrädern, die sie für den Eigenbedarf brauchen, gerne noch ein paar Zehntausend für unseren Bedarf dazu.

@SimeonPreuss - Simeon Preuß ⚛️🌱

Denn die Lücke wird immer automatisch mit dem "Import Synthetischer Energieträger" gefüllt, wie z.B. die Studie "Wege zu einem klimaneutralen Energiesystem" vom @FraunhoferISE eindeutig beweist:😅 https://t.co/MlXfp2UGyw

@TheMilkBarTV — MilkBarTV

Posted - May 27, 2024 at 3:21 PM

Saved - June 16, 2024 at 6:45 AM

@TheMilkBarTV - MilkBarTV

🚨A tribute to the epic failures of WIND TURBINES. https://t.co/PznGRApZgI

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A wind turbine caught fire and collapsed due to lightning and wind damage. Despite the need for energy, none of the turbines in the wind farm were turning. The burning turbine was damaged by a tornado, with smoke containing chemicals and fiberglass. Old turbine blades were found dumped, questioning the true renewable nature of wind energy projects.

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Speaker 0: The wind turbine crumbled, bent, and on fire. We're told lightning and wind damage the turbine knocking it over, causing it to catch fire. The turbine got cut. Turbine from the distance. Speaker 1: Pretty necessary to have energy on a day like this so that you can keep your your home heated. Okay? But I'm standing in the middle of a wind farm, and I'm telling you right now, you can see with your own eyes that there is not a single solitary one of these wind turbines that is turning. Speaker 2: But this turbine, has been on fire for a while, and it's still burning. That's the top of the motor. It it caught on fire as a tornado ripped it, you know, broke it, you know, and it cramp crash down to the ground. It's still burning here. No danger or anything. Right? So I'm gonna stay out of the wind from the smoke down. Got I'm sure chemicals, fiberglass burning, so, you know, don't wanna inhale that right there. So it it it there's just turbines from here all southwest just it this modem down. Big huge tornado. Very violent. Just broke them in 2 turbines. Look at 1, 2, 3, 4. Kinda like 6 or 8 here. Speaker 3: I'm coming through here because I've been told that there are old turbine blades that have been just dumped here. Here they are. This is renewable energy by the way. Remember that word renewable, there's there's nothing much renewable about these things. $1,400,000,000 for the chilumbum wind farm and in 15 years, they'll just be sitting here like this.

@JamesMelville — James Melville 🚜

Posted - July 9, 2024 at 3:30 PM

Saved - July 9, 2024 at 9:45 PM

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The Labour government's expansion of wind turbines fails to address the environmental consequences of balsa wood demand, causing deforestation in the Amazon and harm to indigenous communities in Ecuador.

@JamesMelville - James Melville 🚜

As the Labour government announces a huge expansion of wind turbines, there has been no mention that demand for balsa wood (used to make wind turbine blades) is causing enormous deforestation in the Amazon and causing environmental destruction in Ecuador. https://t.co/KcF8Hxxwpg

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Hemos encontrado un campamento de tala de balsa. This is just the beginning. We have found a balsa logging camp. This is just the beginning.

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Speaker 0: Esto no ha hecho más que empezar y ya hemos encontrado uno de estos campamentos de tala de balsa y esta

@JamesMelville - James Melville 🚜

Deforesting the Amazon for wind energy. The increase in wind power demand has triggered a huge demand for balsa wood (a component in wind turbine blade construction) and in the process, destroying trees, indigenous communities and ecosystems in the Amazon. https://t.co/6CcTWe24Qp

@Artemisfornow — Bernie

Posted - July 20, 2024 at 10:32 AM

Saved - July 21, 2024 at 11:00 AM

@Artemisfornow - Bernie

NET ZERO - climate zealots are very quiet over a wind turbine, the size of the Eiffel Tower collapsing in Nantucket Also silent about the 300ft blade crashing to the ocean floor & sending shards of toxic fibre glass onto beaches & shorelines. Shh… they’re saving the planet 🤡 https://t.co/xHS00iL9ci

@vikinghistoric — Viking History

Posted - October 9, 2024 at 1:38 PM

Saved - October 10, 2024 at 12:00 PM

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Yesterday, I witnessed hundreds of beacons lit across Norway in protest against wind power. Many believe wind turbines damage the landscape and are inefficient. It was a historical event with thousands participating, yet the media seems to be largely ignoring it.

@vikinghistoric - Viking History

🔥Yesterday in Norway, hundreds of beacons were lit as part of the public opposition to wind power🌬️ Many argue that wind turbines ruin the landscape and are an inefficient source of energy. https://t.co/IpZa0g0P2u

@vikinghistoric - Viking History

Some pictures from this historical event involving thousands of people across Norway and Northern Europe. Why is the media hardly covering this?

@shellenberger — Michael Shellenberger

Posted - October 26, 2024 at 4:53 AM

Saved - October 26, 2024 at 2:09 PM

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I believe the media misrepresents the impact of industrial wind turbines on whale populations, particularly the North Atlantic right whale, which is facing extinction. Leading researchers confirm that noise and vibrations from wind projects harm these whales, contradicting claims made by the wind industry and supported by various media outlets. There's evidence of financial ties between wind companies and environmental organizations, raising concerns about conflicts of interest. I am involved in a lawsuit aimed at halting these projects to protect marine life.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

The media say Trump lied when he told Joe Rogan that industrial wind turbines are killing whales, but he didn't. In fact, it's worse than Trump said. If the wind industry continues with its boats, noise, and vibrations, it will make the North Atlantic right whale extinct.

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Whale deaths are becoming a concerning pattern, particularly for the North Atlantic right whale, which is facing extinction. The potential impact of thousands of wind turbines in their habitat raises alarms about the safety of marine life, including whales and dolphins, as these areas are crucial for their migration and breeding. The increase in whale fatalities seems linked to activities in the wind lease areas, indicated by the red dots representing whale deaths. This situation is alarming and demands attention.

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Speaker 0: 1000%. That is the let's bring it to a dead stop. I saw another whale. It washed up. It's becoming a pattern. Is it the windmills? Is it the pounding of the sea floor? How many whales is it gonna take? There aren't many places where the North Atlantic right whale can go. It's destined to extinction. It sounds like they're they're going to, like, wild drive. What the United States is looking at is thousands of wind turbines in an area that our whales, our dolphins, our marine life, where they live, where they migrate, where they breed. It's only when they started going into the wind lease areas that we believe that the whales are dying. So those red dots are whale deaths? Precisely. What a scandal.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

This isn't a matter of opinion. This is the conclusion of the world's leading whale researchers and what the boat tracking data and sonar data both show. The evidence is in this documentary, "Thrown To the Wind," below, with all supporting data and research here: https://saverightwhales.org/media

Initiatives — Save Right Whales saverightwhales.org

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

The reason the media are spreading disinformation about the killing of whales by the industrial wind industry is because they are paid to do so.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

For years, reporters said the wind industry wasn't killing whales. They were wrong. Part of the reason is because reporters are lazy. Another part is they're ideological. But another is that taxpayer-funded wind corporations gave millions in "partnership" money to their employers

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Wind energy companies and their foundations have donated nearly $4.7 million to at least three dozen donations to major environmental organizations. @LinowesLisa has made public a report and a database documenting the conflicts-of-interest she discovered. The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, a granting organization, took up to $1 million from wind energy companies Avangrid and Shell, and then distributed it to other environmental groups. In August 2020, the National Audubon Society received a $200,000 grant from the New England Forest and Rivers Fund. The same year, the Nature Conservancy received a $165,218 grant from the New England Forest and Rivers Fund. The Nature Conservancy has supported offshore wind since at least 2021. NJ Audubon has partnered with wind farm developer Atlantic Shores, a joint venture between Shell Oil and EDF Renewables. Ocean Wind, another wind energy developer, has sponsored NJ Audubon’s World Series of Birding event multiple times. The wind industry has also made hefty donations to scientific organizations: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute received a donation of $500,000 from Ørsted in or after 2018. Woods Hole has endorsed offshore wind since at least 2019. The New England Aquarium received a donation pledge of $250,000 in 2018 from Bay State Wind. In 2019, Vineyard Wind donated an undisclosed amount to the Aquarium. Similarly, in 2020 offshore wind developer Equinor, was cited as a donor in the Aquarium’s annual report. The Aquarium has supported offshore wind since at least 2021. In October 2020, Mystic Aquarium featured an exhibit promoting offshore wind. In June 2021, Ørsted and Revolution Wind donated $1,250,000 to Mystic Aquarium to create new pro-offshore wind exhibits, but also to research the effects of offshore wind turbines on marine mammals and sea turtles. SOURCES: https://saverightwhales.org/conflictsofinterestreport

Conflicts of Interest Report — Save Right Whales saverightwhales.org

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

The wind industry is decimating sea life and destroying the fishing industry of the East Coast.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

The wind industry says it's good for the environment. But biologists warn it could make a whale species extinct. In July, a fiberglass turbine shattered and forced the closure of beaches. And now, a bombshell new report finds that the wind industry is decimating sea life.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

The Wall Street Journal was paid to greenwash industrial wind turbines by the wind companies that are in the process of making the North Atlantic right whale extinct.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Both UK and US governments and the wind industry have been covering up the role of industrial wind in causing huge increases in whale and other cetacean deaths.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

For years, the industry, governments, and media said the industry's ear-splitting noises weren't hurting cetaceans. Then, BBC in 2023 said there was a solution to the noise: "bubble curtains." But if noise wasn't a problem, why the curtains?

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Preventing a whale species from going extinct should be the highest priority of every environmentalist. The fact that it's not proves the fraudulence of today's environmentalists, who are making a species extinct in exchange for filthy lucre.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

The world's most endangered whale is the North Atlantic right whale. Only 340 are left, down from 480 in 2010. Now, 10 new massive offshore wind energy projects could make them extinct. Why are green NGOs siding with the wind industry over the whales? https://public.substack.com/p/why-environmentalists-may-make-this

Why Environmentalists May Make This Whale Species Extinct On the 50th Anniversary of the Endangered Species Act, green groups throw their once-sacred "precautionary principle" to the wind. public.news

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Shame on all of these purveyors of disinformation for their contribution to the killing of whales and the potential extinction of the North Atlantic right whale: — Wind corporations, including Orsted, GE, and Siemens Energy, with a direct interest in building the East Coast wind farms, funded several news media organizations directly, including the Associated Press, the Baltimore Sun, Bloomberg, Axios, Financial Times, Huffington Post, Insider NJ, the NJ Spotlight, the New York Times, Politico, Reuters, the Guardian, Time Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post. — Public contacted 17 news media companies for this investigation, and nine responded. Several companies told Public that accepting money from the renewables industry was consistent with the practices of other media organizations and that their “ethics and values” sections delineate clear firewalls between the advertising and editorial departments. — The Guardian designed Orsted’s paid advertisements to look like Guardian News content in a 12-part, two-year-long branded content project called “Power of Green.” The project involved a “multimedia execution [that] leveraged a variety of formats including an animated explainer video, an interactive experience, an infinite scroll immersive journey, and feature articles.” — The New York Times published an interactive article about how the wind industry has grown and how Orsted is at the forefront of the movement. One paid post read, “Transitioning to renewable energy will not only lead to a cleaner planet — it’ll also be vital for economic growth”; — The Washington Post published sponsored content for Avangrid, Siemens, and Chevron and ran an article headlined “An Ideal Setting for Offshore Wind Technology” and “The Value of Offshore Wind”; — Reuters held an Offshore Wind conference that was sponsored by a number of energy companies, including Siemens Energy, National Grid Ventures, and Shell; — In July 2021, Axios hosted a virtual event called Energy Forward: The Future of Alternative Energy, sponsored by GE, which has a major wind energy division, and featured the former CEO of GE Renewable Energy as a panelist; — The Baltimore Sun’s expansive paid post in partnership with Orsted claims, “Our Future will be Powered by Wind,” has a special pull-out box, “Preserve Marine Life,” which claims that industrial offshore wind projects will serve as “marine preservation areas”; — Bloomberg’s sponsors include wind industry component makers, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Siemens, and Cisco; — The Financial Times published sponsored content for Vestas, EDP Renewables, Hekel, Fujitsu Global, and ENI. One FT article headline read, “Renewables drive stronger returns. It’s time to redirect investment.” The “partner content,” as FT calls it, was sponsored by Vestas, the world’s largest wind turbine manufacturer; Huffington Post produced a sponsored article for NRG Energy in 2014; — Insider NJ had a paid contract with PSE&G and published “sponsored content” headlined, “An Environmentally Responsible Plan to Bring Clean Offshore Wind Energy to New Jersey,” which claimed that “construction activities will be timed to avoid impacts on endangered species, such as the North Atlantic Right Whale, which migrates along the Jersey shore each year”; — Orsted and PSE&G help fund NJ Spotlight News; — Politico published sponsored content from Enbridge, Orsted, Polska Grupa Energetycza, and Equinor; — Time Magazine published sponsored content for ABB Energy Industries, which has a wind energy division; — The Wall Street Journal published sponsored content from Vineyard Wind, Iberdrola, Hitachi, Deloitte, which has a robust renewable energy consultancy.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

It's been whale massacre after whale massacre whenever the wind industry is building. The US government is covering this up by refusing to conduct the studies it is required to carry out under U.S. law.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Yesterday marked the 60th known whale death on the East Coast since Dec 1, 2022. This is not normal. The government says it’s not because of the wind industry’s high decibel pile driving & boat traffic in previously pristine waters. They’re lying. And now we have the proof.

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On August 12th at Saginawty Beach in Long Branch, a large humpback whale was reported floating in the water. Efforts are underway to drag it out of the surf, but it's currently high tide, making the task more challenging.

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Speaker 0: Alright. Long Branch on August 12th. The beach. Saginawty Beach. South end of Long Branch. We have lots stuff today. We've seen the load reported floating early this morning. It's a humpback. Pretty big. It just floated. Trying to drag it out of the surf now. It's high tide right now.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

The wind industry has corrupted the federal government. Here's the proof:

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Biden, CAP, and Media Matters say wind energy isn't killing whales, but it is. In fact, it might make an entire species extinct. Why are they lying? Because their salaries depend on donations from the wind industry, which depends on billions in taxpayer subsidies.

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Scientists have documented the devastating impact of wind industry construction on cetaceans for over a decade. The wind industry paid off environmental groups, the media, and the scientists to stop researching it, in large measure with taxpayer money. https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/8/2/025002

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@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Top scientists in 2021: “The North Atlantic right whale population cannot withstand any additional stressors; any potential interruption of foraging behavior may lead to population-level effects...” "Population-level effects" = EXTINCTION https://media.fisheries.noaa.gov/2021-04/Skipjack_2021%20IHA_pubComm_OPR1.pdf?null=

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

Industrial wind projects “could have population-level effects on an already endangered and stressed species,” warned the top US government (NOAA) scientist. "Population-level effects" = EXTINCTION. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/61132164df0a2c56cfb0ffbd/t/63879ec3cabe4343d381c270/1669832387853/NOAA+Letter+May+13+2022+NARW.pdf

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

We must stop industrial wind before they make the whales extinct. I am proud to be part of a lawsuit to make that happen. Once a judge oversees a proper investigation with discovery into the corruption of the science, all of these projects will end. https://saverightwhales.org/media/save-right-whales-coalition-joins-lawsuit-against-government-for-failure

Save Right Whales Coalition Joins Lawsuit Against Government For Failure To Protect Whales — Save Right Whales Save Right Whales Coalition joined its member, Green Oceans, in filing a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. The suit argues that four federal agencies violated environmental laws by approving the South Fork and Revolution Wind projects. saverightwhales.org

@shellenberger - Michael Shellenberger

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@VeroWendland — Anna Vero Wendland

Posted - April 6, 2025 at 5:18 PM

Saved - April 6, 2025 at 5:30 PM

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Der EE-Fossil-Komplex, vertreten durch @EnBW, äußert Zweifel an der Energiewende mit grünem Wasserstoff und Offshore-Windkraft, da dies zu hohen Kosten führen könnte. Stattdessen wird auf blauen Wasserstoff mit CCS aus Norwegen und mehr Gaskraftwerke gesetzt, die weiterhin Erdgas verbrennen werden. @WeplanetDACH hat recht: Das 100% EE-System scheitert an seinen Kosten. Ein Atomprogramm wäre günstiger und umweltfreundlicher. Ich vermute, dass das Staatsunternehmen unter grüner Regierung die Studie von Aurora so beeinflusst hat, dass Kernenergie ausgeschlossen bleibt.

@VeroWendland - Anna Vero Wendland

Der 🇩🇪EE-Fossil-Komplex, hier in Gestalt des @EnBW, zweifelt an der Energiewende mit 🇩🇪 „grünem“ Wasserstoff & Offshore-Windkraft-Hubs. Grund: das würde ein Kosten-Super-GAU. Doch sie bleiben unbelehrbar: Kernenergie bleibt tabu, Refossilisierung ist angesagt. 1/4

@VeroWendland - Anna Vero Wendland

Jetzt soll es H2-Import richten, „blauer“ H2 mit CCS im (mal wieder!) Ergänzungsraum Norwegen & weniger offshore-Windkraft. Und: viel mehr Gaskraftwerke, die natürlich vor dem H2 noch jahrzehntelang klimaschädliches Erdgas verfeuern werden. https://zeitung.faz.net/faz/unternehmen/2025-04-03/b6f0f8d1efed3cfd613ff7ebd0835a42/?GEPC=s1 2/4

So wird die Energiewende 700 Milliarden Euro günstiger zeitung.faz.net

@VeroWendland - Anna Vero Wendland

Die Diagnose zeigt: @WeplanetDACH hatte recht. Das 100% EE-System zerbricht an seinen Systemkosten, lang bevor es fertig ist. Aber Lernfähigkeit geht anders. Ein 🇩🇪Atomprogramm wäre günstiger & umweltfreundlicher als die semifossile Therapie der @EnBW-Konzernherren. 3/4

@VeroWendland - Anna Vero Wendland

Vermutung: das Staatsunternehmen unter grüner Landesregierung hat dem Beratungsunternehmen Aurora in die Randbedingungen seiner Studie geschrieben, dass inländische Kernenergie keine Rolle spielen darf - change my mind, @EnBW. Die ökomoderne Antwort: https://weplanet-dach.org/die-rolle-der-kernkraft-bei-der-dekarbonisierung-deutschlands/ 4/4

Die Rolle der Kernkraft bei der Dekarbonisierung Deutschlands - WePlanet DACH Mit einem Kernkraftanteil von rund 40 Prozent am zukünftigen Strommix könnte Deutschland seine Klimaziele zuverlässiger erreichen und erhebliche Kosten sparen. weplanet-dach.org

@75Jamin — Ben Jamin

Posted - April 9, 2025 at 3:51 PM

Saved - April 9, 2025 at 6:55 PM

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Ich habe die Diskussion über die Vergleichbarkeit von Dänemark und Deutschland in Bezug auf die Stromversorgung verfolgt. Dänemark kann auf volatile erneuerbare Energien setzen, weil es Nachbarländer mit stabilen Stromquellen hat. Im April 2025 konnte Dänemark seinen Bedarf nicht decken und war stark auf Stromimporte angewiesen. Deutschland hat ähnliche Möglichkeiten, aber die Abhängigkeit von fossilen Brennstoffen bleibt unverzichtbar. Die Pläne für neue Gaskraftwerke sind unrealistisch, da Wasserstoff nicht in ausreichendem Maße verfügbar ist. Die Vorstellung von Dänemarks Vorbildfunktion ist irreführend.

@75Jamin - Ben Jamin

Gerne verweisen Grüne auf Dänemark 🇩🇰, wenn es darum geht, die Stromversorgung vollständig auf volatile Erneuerbare umzustellen. Aber ist Dänemark tatsächlich mit Deutschland 🇩🇪vergleichbar? Was machen die Dänen in wettermäßig schlechten Wochen und kann D das auch? (1/7) https://t.co/bIyzWLcKxy

@75Jamin - Ben Jamin

Dazu betrachten wir ganz aktuell die letzte Woche im April 2025: Biomasse, Wind- und Solarkraft konnten oftmals nicht annähernd den Leistungsbedarf (schwarze Linie) decken. Obwohl dieser ist mit 3,5 - 5,0 GW sehr gering ist! ⬇️ 🇩🇪 benötigte in derselben Woche zwischen 40 und 65 GW, also mehr als das 10-fache! (2/7)

@75Jamin - Ben Jamin

Auch mit Steinkohle, Erdgas, Müll und Öl war man am 02.04.2025 um 1:00 noch mit 2,6 GW unterdeckt. (Erzeugung: 1,395 GW; Last: 4,013 GW ⬇️). Nur 35 % des Bedarfs wurden somit aus eigener Kraft gedeckt. Auch alle anderen weißen Flächen unterhalb der Lastkurve bedeuten Strommangel. Aber woher kam der fehlende Strom? (3/7)

@75Jamin - Ben Jamin

Aus Importen! Mit großem Abstand ist der Stromimport (lila) der bislang wichtigste Stromlieferant im April. Warum geht das überhaupt? Weil Dänemark so klein ist! Wäre 🇩🇰 so groß wie 🇩🇪 und man würde alles hochskalieren, dann hätte das Land zu dem Zeitpunkt ca. 30 GW an elektrischer Leistung beschaffen müssen. Also ungefähr die Leistung aus 30 Kernkraftwerken. Natürlich unmöglich. (4/7)

@75Jamin - Ben Jamin

Merke: kleine Länder können verstärkt auf volatile Erneuerbare setzen, wenn sie Nachbarländer haben, die bei der Stromerzeugung stark aufgestellt sind. Mit Schweden 🇸🇪 und Norwegen 🇳🇴 hat Dänemark genau diese Partner ↙️↘️ Zuverlässige Wasser- und #Kernkraft machen es möglich. Würden die Schweden und Norweger ebenfalls auf volatile Stromerzeugung setzen, bräche das dänische Modell sofort zusammen! (5/7)

@75Jamin - Ben Jamin

Deutschland kann zwar ebenfalls bei den Franzosen, Norwegern und Schweden sauberen Strom einkaufen (und damit sogar seine CO2-Bilanz beschönigen), aber nur in physikalisch begrenztem Rahmen. Das fossile Backup über die fast komplett benötigte Leistung bleibt daher unverzichtbar. Und diese Leistung soll ja weiter steigen - Wärmepumpe, E-Auto, Elektrifizierung der Industrie. Der Ausstieg aus der Kohle ist ein grünes Hirngespinst! Nur wenn Fossil (Kohle) durch Fossil (Erdgas) ersetzt wird, kann dies möglich werden. (6/7)

@75Jamin - Ben Jamin

Um die Menschen zu beruhigen baut man diese neuen Gaskraftwerke (die ohne hohe Subventionen niemand errichten würde) dann H2-ready. Aber Sie brauchen sich keine Illusionen machen: Auch diese werden mit Erdgas laufen. Wasserstoff ist viel zu teuer und auf absehbare Zeit überhaupt nicht ausreichend verfügbar. Aber was sollen die Grünen sonst machen, außer auf fantastische Träume und Utopien zu setzen? Man müsste sich ja eingestehen, falsch gelegen zu haben. Oder zumindest verstehen, warum man falsch liegt. Und wie viele Grüne kennen Sie, die sich von Fakten überzeugen ließen? Eben! (7/7)

@75Jamin - Ben Jamin

Zum Weiterlesen: https://t.co/2KteagGiSU

@75Jamin - Ben Jamin

Vielleicht haben Sie auch schonmal die Erzählung gehört, dass uns das kleine Dänemark 🇩🇰 mit sauberem EE-Strom aus Windkraft versorgt. Ich möchte Ihnen anhand öffentlich zugänglicher Daten aufzeigen, dass dies leider vor allem eines ist: Ein grünes 🟢 Märchen 🧙‍♀️ (1/8) 🧵

@VeroWendland — Anna Vero Wendland

Posted - July 31, 2025 at 11:05 AM

Saved - July 31, 2025 at 5:41 PM

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Die Argumentation von @HolzheuStefan, dass die Ablehnung von AKWs auf die Sympathie für Wissenschaftsleugner zurückzuführen sei, ist irreführend. In Europa zeigt die Korrelation zwischen der Unterstützung für Kernenergie und Klimawandel-Leugnung eine nahe null bis leicht negative Beziehung. In konservativen Kreisen ist diese Korrelation sogar geringer als die zwischen Klima-Aktivismus und der Ablehnung von Kernenergie. Es scheint, dass @HolzheuStefan von einem Bestätigungsfehler beeinflusst wurde. Humor ist ebenfalls ein Thema in der Diskussion.

@VeroWendland - Anna Vero Wendland

Diese Suggestivfrage von @HolzheuStefan soll sein Fühli stützen, AKW seien schon deshalb abzulehnen, weil ihre Befürworter „oft“ ihm unsympathische „Wissenschaftsleugner“ seien (er meint Leugner des anthropogenen Klimawandels) Doch diese Suggestion ist falsch. 1/4 https://t.co/z2iae0VqNy

@VeroWendland - Anna Vero Wendland

In Wirklichkeit ist die Korrelation in Europa nahe null bis leicht negativ. https://grok.com/share/c2hhcmQtMg%3D%3D_97a7545b-a1e1-4f4a-aacd-3f5f33b0ab2 Im Polarisierungsraum X ist sie bei bestimmten Gruppen leicht bis moderat positiv. 2 https://t.co/cEL4B3abHp

@VeroWendland - Anna Vero Wendland

Mit r= 0,2 bis 0,4 ist die Korrelation zwischen Kernenergie-Befürwortung und Klimawandel-Leugnung in konservativen 🇩🇪Kreisen & im 🇺🇸-Durchschnitt geringer als die zwischen Klima-Aktivismus und Ablehnung der Klimaschutztechnologie Kernenergie im deutschen Sprachraum (r=0,4-0,6). 3 https://t.co/8nrj1JhW0V

@VeroWendland - Anna Vero Wendland

Es hat also der confirmation bias den @HolzheuStefan überwältigt. Ich schließe mit einem goldenen Zitat aus demselben Thread: „Ich habe hier mal zu gemacht. Es macht keinen Sinn mit Leuten zu diskutieren, die nie mit wissenschaftlichen Daten gearbeitet haben.“ 4/4

@VeroWendland - Anna Vero Wendland

@H2O_2291 @HolzheuStefan Ja. Einer von beiden hat Humor

@pebelsberger — Peter Ebelsberger

Posted - August 11, 2025 at 8:35 PM

Saved - August 12, 2025 at 4:52 PM

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Es ist heiß, und ohne Klimaanlage ist ein Ventilator oft die einzige Hilfe. In der Thermodynamik gibt es das Konzept der erzwungenen Konvektion, bei dem bewegte Luft Wärme schneller abführt. Bei Windkraftanlagen wird der Wind jedoch gebremst, was bedeutet, dass weniger Wärme abtransportiert wird und sich die bodennahe Luftschicht stärker erwärmen kann. Mit fast 30.000 Windrädern weltweit könnte dies lokale und sogar großräumige Klimaeffekte haben. Ich habe zahlreiche wissenschaftliche Quellen, um diese Behauptungen zu untermauern.

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

#Energiewende #erneuerbareEnergien #Windkraft #photovoltaik #Efficiency #resources #nuclear #FossilFuels #Thread -- Mir ist heiß. Hitzige Windräder und der Wirbelsturm? -- Provokation Deluxe aber wissenschaftlich abgesichert, garantiert! Sommer. Die Temperaturen sind (1/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

hoch, wir schwitzen – und mögen das gar nicht. Ohne Klimaanlage hilft oft ein Ventilator. Lasst uns einen kurzen Abstecher in die Welt der Thermodynamik machen. Keine Sorge: klingt sperrig, wird’s aber nicht. Jeder kennt das aus der Kindheit: Im Auto oder Zug, Fenster (2/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

runter – Hand oder Kopf in den Fahrtwind halten. Herrlich erfrischend. Warum? Der Fahrtwind wird gezwungen, an deiner Haut vorbeizuströmen. Er nimmt Wärme auf und senkt deine Oberflächentemperatur. Der Körper liefert zwar Wärme nach, aber langsamer, als der Wind sie (3/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

abführt. Ergebnis: Kühlung. Das nennt man erzwungene Konvektion – ein Medium (hier: Luft) wird aktiv bewegt und transportiert Wärme schneller ab. Bewegt sich die Luft nur durch natürliche Strömungen, sprechen wir von natürlicher Konvektion. Übertragen wir das auf die (4/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

Erde: Streicht schneller Wind über den Boden, nimmt er mehr Wärme auf – die Erdoberfläche kühlt stärker ab. Weht der Wind langsamer, nimmt er weniger Wärme auf – die Erdoberfläche kühlt sich weniger ab und heizt sich stärker auf. Jetzt kommen die Windräder ins Spiel: (5/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

Windkraftanlagen entziehen dem Wind Energie – genau das ist ihr Zweck. Doch physikalisch heißt das auch: Hinter den Anlagen weht der Wind langsamer. Langsamerer Wind transportiert weniger Wärme ab. Das kann lokal dazu führen, dass sich die bodennahe Luftschicht stärker (6/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

erwärmt, als sie es bei ungebremstem Wind tun würde. Früher trat dieser Effekt nur selten auf – einzelne Hindernisse im Wind waren die Ausnahme. Heute haben wir fast 30.000 Stellen, an denen der Wind gebremst wird – und das an bis zu 90 Tagen im Jahr. Man könnte also (7/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

sagen: Je mehr Windräder wir bauen, desto mehr reduzieren wir den kühlenden Luftstrom – und desto stärker kann sich die bodennahe Luftschicht aufheizen. Damit aber nicht genug: Dieser Eingriff – so unscheinbar er wirkt – beeinflusst nicht nur das lokale Klima. Die (8/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

Chaostheorie lehrt uns: Schon kleine Änderungen in einem komplexen System können große, unvorhersehbare Folgen haben. Bremsen wir den Wind an tausenden Stellen, verändern wir großräumig Strömungsmuster. Diese Änderungen können – theoretisch – weit entfernt wirken: von (9/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

verschobenen Wettersystemen bis hin zu veränderten Bedingungen für Wirbel- oder Tropenstürme. Kleine Ursache – große Wirkung. Das gilt für Schmetterlingsflügel ebenso wie für Rotorblätter. Quellen: https://www.spektrum.de/kolumne/alles-fliesst/1664092 PS.: Musste mal (10/15)

Freistetters Formelwelt: Alles fließt! Die Navier-Stokes-Gleichungen beschreiben Galaxien ebenso wie die Geißeln von Mikroorganismen. Dabei weiß niemand, ob sie überhaupt eine Lösung haben spektrum.de

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

wieder was aus meiner Berufsausbildung schreiben. PPS.: Ich hab für die "Skeptiker" einen Megatweet mit unzähligen Quellen der diesen Tweet streng wissenschaftlich belegt. Das ist sicher harte Kost, nur für den Fall, dass jemand meint das wäre eine Verschwörungstheorie (11/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

oder gar Schwurbelei. Unter den Quellen befindet sich Nature, Harvard, NASA, uvm. Retweet erwünscht. @VeroWendland@MoormannRainer@Rick25German@pjanik_otm@Rainer_Klute@mr_wartung@HolzheuStefan@BWEeV@EnergieWinde@OutdoorChiemga@energiegruppen@GantefoerGerd (12/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

@Kl_Stone@heisenbergs696@jungpionier_@mpweiher@STHTrades@N_Schmid@Klimakatastroph@StaffanReveman@IWR_News@Klimareport@DerPhysiker21@MarcoJunk@GustlUnterhamm1@ChristophCanne@HinnKarlheinz@Neruun@75Jamin@GrimmVeronika@AndreThess@KlimawandelCH@KaiRuhsert (13/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

@AlinePabst@rossreiter@H_G_753@tech_for_future@dg_graeber@input_exit@mpweiher@MichaelBaleanu@Bjoern_Peters@ChrDorner@marhin@75Jamin@RobertMerz8@BaalmannJosef@energiegruppen@KaiRuhsert@CarstenBKK@energy_charts_d@RetoBKeller@Cynthior1@ollivonder (14/15)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

@igwindkraft@ProWindkraft@Joerg_Rehmann@carot001@micha06de@Phrankensteyn@JTrittin @maxkneller (15/15)

@pebelsberger — Peter Ebelsberger

Posted - August 13, 2025 at 7:32 PM

Saved - August 14, 2025 at 2:11 PM

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In a series of posts, I explore 51 critical questions surrounding the energy transition, focusing on renewable energy's costs, space requirements, and reliability. I address concerns about dependency on imports, environmental impacts, and the economics of energy production. I highlight how challenges can be framed positively, emphasizing technological advancements and comparisons with fossil fuels. Each question reveals complexities in the energy landscape, prompting a deeper understanding of the transition's implications and potential solutions.

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

Energiewende #erneuerbareEnergien #Windkraft #photovoltaik #Efficiency #resources #nuclear #FossilFuels #Thread -- 51 Fragen, die man im Rahmen der Energiewende nicht stellen darf. Ich beantworte aber nur eine, nämlich die letzte, allerdings mit Bezug auf 3 weitere (1/25)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

ausgewählte Fragen. 1.) Sind erneuerbare Energien wirklich so günstig? 2.) Brauchen erneuerbare Energien nicht unglaublich viel Platz? 3.) Warum liefern erneuerbare Energien nicht immer dann Strom, wenn wir ihn brauchen? 4.) Wieviele Windkraftwerke brauchen wir denn? (2/25)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

5.) Ist "nicht speichern" nicht billiger als "speichern"? 6.) Wenn es ein Problem ist, dass Kernkraftwerke so lange Bauzeiten haben, wieso ist es bei Südlink kein Problem? 7.) Wenn erneuerbare Energien so billig sind, wieso muss man sie dann subventionieren? 8.) Wieso (3/25)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

importieren wir die meisten Anlagen aus China? 9.) Ist eine Abhängigkeit von China besser als eine Abhängigkeit von Russland? 10.) Wieso muss man Kernkraftwerke rückbauen und kann sie nicht einmotten? 11.) Wie kann Strom eine Leitung verstopfen? 12.) Ist der Abrieb von (4/25)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

Rotorblätter wirklich kein Problem für Mensch und Tier? 13.) Wieviele Vögel sterben durch Windräder? 14.) Warum ist der Strom in Frankreich günstiger als in Deutschland? 15.) Wieso ist der Strom in Österreich günstiger als in Deutschland? 16.) Können Windkraftwerke (5/25)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

vollständig recycled werden? 17.) Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Grundlastfähigkeit und Grundlastbedarf? 18.) Wenn Gaskraftwerke früher teure Kraftwerke waren, wieso müssen wir dann jetzt welche bauen? 19.) Stimmt es, dass durch das Abschalten der Kernkraft die (6/25)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

Radioaktivität in der Umwelt gestiegen ist? 20.) Warum haben wir wegen dem Klima die Kohlekraftwerke betrieben und nicht die Kernkraftwerke? 21.) Warum ist Wasserstoff für die Kraftwerke günstig, für das Auto aber teuer? 22.) Sind Kraftwerke, die eine geringe Auslastung (7/25)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

haben billig oder teuer? 23.) Verändert sich das Mikroklima durch Windkraft? 24.) Ist steigender Bedarf des Kunden der einzige Grund für den notwendigen Ausbau des Stromnetzes? 25.) Warum ist die Netzfrequenz so wichtig? 26.) Welchen Vorteil habe ich von stundengenauen (8/25)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

Strompreisen, wenn der Strom genau dann teuer ist, wenn ich ihn brauche? 27.) Wenn alle PV Anlagen haben, haben dann nicht alle eine Überproduktion? 28.) Brauchen wir heute mehr Speicher als vor 30 Jahren und wenn ja, warum? 29.) Sind Windkraft und PV vollständig (9/25)

@pebelsberger - Peter Ebelsberger

steuerbar? 30.) Aktive Elemente beim Kernkraft sind schlecht, warum sind sie bei Wechselrichter gut? 31.) Was ist passive Sicherheit? 32.) Was ist die Momentanreserver und wird sie mehr oder weniger? 33.) Brauchen wir Speicher wegen der Kunden oder wegen der Erzeuger? (10/25)

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34.) Werden alle Kosten, die die erneuerbaren Energien verursachen auch diesen zugerechnet? 35.) Sind die Arbeitsbedingungen für den Abbau dieser nötigen Materalien gut? 36.) Wird durch den Bau von Windkraftanlagen Trinkwasser in fernen Ländern verschmutzt? 37.) Wie oft (11/25)

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muss eine Windkraftanlage erneuert werden? 38.) Wie oft muss ein Speicher erneuert werden? 39.) Sind die Ersatzzyklen auch im Preis enthalten? 40.) Wann hört der Staat auf die Erneuerbaren zu subventionieren so dass sie sich am Markt behaupten müssen? 41.) Wieso gibt es (12/25)

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den Einspeisevorgang und ist es eine Subvention? 42.) Weiß man, wieviel hat die Energiewende dem Steuerzahler gekostet hat und wenn ja, wieviel Geld wurde ausgegeben? 43.) Gibt es nur EINE Enegiewende oder ist es eine Frage der Gestaltung? 44.) Haben erneuerbare Energien (13/25)

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Nachteile, wenn ja welche sind das? 45.) Wieso spricht man bei der Energiewende immer von Szenarien und nie von konkreten Plänen? 46.) Könnte sich die Energiewende in bisheriger Form als Fehlschlag erweisen und wenn ja, wer würde das zugeben? 47.) Werden die Kosten bei (14/25)

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Südlink eingehalten oder werden die Kosten überschritten? 48.) Kann elektrische Energie gespeichert werden und wenn ja wie und wieviel? 49.) Wäre das elektrische Netz welches wir bisher haben für ein fiktives Szenario von 100% EE heute ausgelegt oder müsste man (15/25)

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erweitern? 50.) Auf Basis welcher Fakten hat man mal gesagt, mehr als 4% EE sind nicht nötig und hat man bei jenen Personen nachgefragt, was die Basis ihrer Aussage war? 51.) Kann man die Fragen so beantworten, dass immer etwas positives zugunsten der Energiewende (16/25)

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rauskommt? Ja, das geht — man kann jede der 50 Fragen so beantworten, dass sie zwar faktisch korrekt bleibt, aber die Argumentation am Ende immer einen positiven Spin zugunsten der Energiewende bekommt. Das läuft auf Framing + Auswahl der Bezugsbasis hinaus: 1. (17/25)

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Problem zugeben, aber als lösbar darstellen („Ja, das gibt es – und genau deshalb investieren wir in X“). 2. Negatives relativieren, indem man es im Vergleich zu fossilen Systemen darstellt („Ja, der Flächenbedarf ist groß – aber Kohleabbau beansprucht noch mehr (18/25)

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Fläche“). 3. Lösungsfortschritt betonen, auch wenn er noch nicht vollständig ist („Noch nicht vollständig recycelbar – aber Recyclingquoten steigen stetig“). 4. Technologische Trends anführen, um heutige Defizite als temporär zu rahmen („Heute noch teuer, aber Kosten (19/25)

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sinken rapide“). Beispiel an 3 deiner Fragen: Frage 2: Brauchen erneuerbare Energien nicht unglaublich viel Platz? Positiv: „Ja, sie brauchen Fläche – aber diese Flächen bleiben oft nutzbar, z. B. für Landwirtschaft unter PV oder als Lebensraum zwischen Windrädern. Im (20/25)

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Vergleich zum Rohstoffabbau für fossile Energien ist der Flächenverbrauch pro kWh oft geringer.“ Frage 23: Verändert sich das Mikroklima durch Windkraft? Positiv: „Ja, im Nahbereich verändern Windräder die Durchmischung der Luft – und das kann lokal sogar Vorteile (21/25

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bringen, etwa weniger Frost in Weinbaugebieten oder geringere Temperaturspitzen.“ Frage 44: Haben erneuerbare Energien Nachteile, wenn ja welche sind das? Positiv: „Ja, es gibt Nachteile wie Volatilität oder Materialbedarf – aber diese sind im Vergleich zu den (22/25

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langfristigen Schäden fossiler Energieträger deutlich geringer und technisch Schritt für Schritt reduzierbar.“@VeroWendland@MoormannRainer@Rick25German@pjanik_otm@Rainer_Klute@mr_wartung@HolzheuStefan@BWEeV@EnergieWinde@OutdoorChiemga @energiegruppen (23/25)

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@GantefoerGerd@Kl_Stone@heisenbergs696@jungpionier_@mpweiher@STHTrades@StaffanReveman@IWR_News@Klimareport@DerPhysiker21@MarcoJunk@GustlUnterhamm1@ChristophCanne@75Jamin@GrimmVeronika@AndreThess@KlimawandelCH@KaiRuhsert@rossreiter@H_G_753@dg_graeber (24/25)

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@input_exit@mpweiher@MichaelBaleanu@Bjoern_Peters@ChrDorner@marhin@75Jamin@RobertMerz8@BaalmannJosef@energiegruppen@KaiRuhsert@CarstenBKK@energy_charts_d@RetoBKeller@ollivonder@Joerg_Rehmann@carot001@micha06de@Phrankensteyn (25/25)

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Posted - February 5, 2026 at 6:02 PM

Saved - February 8, 2026 at 12:07 AM

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De verbijsterende hoeveelheid energie en grondstoffen die nodig is om slechts één windturbine te bouwen. Maar laten we blijven doen alsof deze dure, inefficiënte, vogels en vleermuizen dodende monsters 'groen' en 'milieuvriendelijk' zijn. Leuk om te delen 😏 https://t.co/i7wOa5jdFx

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The process begins with forming a circular base for the wind turbine tower using concrete. After the cement cures, a series of intersecting pipes is installed with screws, and reinforcement bars are laid around these pipes to create a larger circular plate. The base is sealed with a lid, and concrete is poured inside. Holes several meters deep are drilled into the pipes, and excess pipe material is ground off. A high-strength metal disc is fitted over the holes, followed by the injection of composite resin material through the holes with a high-pressure pump. A steel rod is then inserted into each hole, and the underground rods’ intersecting angles lock into the rock layer. Sealant fills the gaps in the metal disc, which are then locked with screws, and the bolts on the disc are reserved for mounting the tower. For bases supporting turbines over five megawatts, the base must be deeper and larger. The ground is leveled using a grouting machine, and a three-meter-high central base is installed to act as a vertical support, connecting and positioning the turbine. Reinforcement bars form a chassis that creates a conical base for the tower, requiring a larger grouting machine and thousands of tons of concrete with continuous twenty-four-hour work until solidified, typically over a month. The base is then buried with soil. A trench is dug next to the turbine base to lay cables that transmit electricity, with the other end of the cable connected to a wind turbine substation. The substation manages, transforms, transmits, and distributes the electricity generated by multiple wind turbines, ultimately connecting to the national grid. Once all is prepared, the wind turbine assembly proceeds. Blades, typically over 40 meters long, are the most challenging to transport and require specially equipped trucks and experienced drivers. The tower is transported in sections and assembled on-site using two cranes: one uses a special hook, and the other uses steel ropes to lift and vertically flip the column. After aligning and tightening each screw, the second column is hoisted, with workers inside completing the connection and locking. The third segment, lifted to a height of 50 meters, requires the driver to use a walkie-talkie for precise alignment, and with this segment in place, the tower is complete. Next is the nacelle, weighing over 20 tons, which is hoisted with ropes to prevent swaying. The nacelle, the heart of the wind turbine, contains the gearbox, generator, and control system. After securing the nacelle, the hub is installed, starting with the hub first and flipping it over to the vertical position. The rotating component has a fixed installation angle and is secured once the angle is perfectly aligned. Finally, the blades are installed using custom lifting tools controlled by ropes to stabilize the blades during lifting in four directions. The tension below aids the connection as the blades reach their final height. After installation, ropes are removed, and the lifting tools are gradually removed from the blades by the driver. With the last blade in place, the wind portion of the turbine is complete.

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Speaker 0: Know how wind turbines are built? Let's start the base of the tower. First, a circular base is formed using concrete. Once the cement dries, a series of intersecting pipes are installed with screws. Around these pipes, reinforcement bars are laid to form a larger circular plate. After sealing it with a lid, concrete is poured inside. Holes several meters deep are drilled into the pipes, and excess pipe material is ground off. A high strength metal disc is then fitted over the holes. Next, a high pressure pump injects composite resin material into these holes. And after the injection, a steel rod is inserted into each hole. The intersecting angles of these rods underground firmly lock them into the rock layer. The gaps in the metal disc are filled with sealant and locked with screws. The bolts on the disc are reserved for mounting the tower. For wind turbines over five megawatts, the base needs to be deeper and larger. The ground is leveled using a grouting machine, and a three meter high base is installed at the center, which acts as a vertical base, connecting and positioning the wind turbine. Reinforcement bars form a chassis shape, creating a conical base for the tower. This requires a larger grouting machine and consumes thousands of tons of concrete with continuous twenty four hour work until the concrete is sufficiently solidified in a month. The base is then buried with soil. Next to the turbine base, a trench is dug for laying cables that transmit electricity. The other end of the cable is connected to the wind turbine substation. The substation manages, transforms, transmits, and distributes the electricity generated by multiple wind turbines, ultimately connecting to the national grid. Once everything is ready, the wind turbine assembly can begin. The blades, typically over 40 meters long, are the most challenging to transport, requiring specially equipped trucks and experienced drivers. The tower is transported in sections and assembled on-site with two cranes. One uses a special hook, and the other uses steel ropes to lift and vertically flip the column. After aligning and tightening each screw, workers enter the scene. Now the second column is hoisted with the workers inside completing the connection and locking. The third segment, lifted to a height of 50 meters, requires the driver to use a walkie talkie for precision alignment. With this segment in place, the tower is complete. Next is the nacelle weighing over 20 tons. It's hoisted with ropes to prevent swaying. The nacelle is the heart of the wind turbine, including the gearbox, generator, and control system. After securing the nacelle, the hub is installed. This is the hub first. Flip the hub over to the vertical. Although a rotating component has a fixed installation angle and is secured once the angle is perfectly aligned. Finally, the blades are installed. These massive blades require custom lifting tools for hoisting controlled by ropes in four directions to ensure stability during lifting. The tension below helps with the connection when the blades reach their final height. After installation, workers manually remove the ropes, and the driver slowly removes the lifting tools from the blades. Once the last blade is installed, the wind part of the turbine is complete.

@CultivateElevat — Matt From Cultivate Elevate

Posted - March 6, 2026 at 5:55 PM

Saved - March 6, 2026 at 10:26 PM

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Chernobyl? Giant steam explosion nothing nuclear. But fear sells more windmills... https://t.co/7Xr62F9UGe

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Speaker 0 claims that Chernobyl was fake and that it was a steam power plant, describing it as “steam energy” and saying the nuclear or nuclear, whatever, is fake. He asserts that all of this is just steam energy and that Galen Windsor “basically explain[ed] about how they’re just giant steam plants,” and asks how dangerous a nuclear reactor plant is. Speaker 1 responds by saying a nuclear reactor plant is “just a way to boil water” and calls it “the cleanest, neatest, most economical way to boil water that you’ve ever seen.” Speaker 0 continues, claiming he has held uranium in his hand and radium in his hand, and that he literally holds stones while he works out, insisting it’s all giant steam plants. He states that when a steam plant explodes, it can explode “just kinda like if you think of trains and and cars back in the day,” and reiterates that there is no radiation. He asserts that there is no radioactive anything and that “you are a radioactive being,” explaining that your heart beating is radiation, and asks where the beating of the heart comes from, implying it is radiation. He concludes with a reiterated association of Chernobyl to this viewpoint.

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Speaker 0: Explain 1986 if Chernobyl was fake nukes. Yeah. That's so simple. Chernobyl was a steam power plant. That's what all the of the nuclear or nuclear, whatever, the goofy word because it's fake. But anyways, that is all just steam energy. That's all it is. And Galen Windsor just debunked all of this, basically explaining about how they're just giant steam plants. And how dangerous is a nuclear reactor plant? Speaker 1: A nuclear reactor plant is just a way to boil water that's the cleanest, neatest, most economical way to boil water that you've ever seen. Speaker 0: That's why you always see steam just coming out of them. And I have myself have held uranium in my hand and radium in my hand. I actually have stones that I literally hold while I work out. So basically, it's just giant steam plants. And when a steam plant explodes, it can cause an explosion just kinda like if you think of trains and and cars back in the day, same exact thing. That's it. There's no radiation. There's no radioactive, any of that. You are a radioactive being. You are a radioactive being in which your heart beats as we speak. Where do you think your heart comes from the beating? That's radiation right there. So that's Chernobyl.