Comment Yellowstone Park is the best choice (Score 1) 286
Yellowstone Park is the obvious choice plus has the added benefit of getting rid of most of the biggest polluters ever.
Yellowstone Park is the obvious choice plus has the added benefit of getting rid of most of the biggest polluters ever.
And this is exactly why
But Americans are pretty fat so you really should be taxed on your gross loaded weight.
That probably comes close to smaller trucks.
While it is the most common element in the universe - hydrogen is extremely rare in our atmosphere - because it escapes into space by floating to the top and being subject to solar winds.
Make hydrogen into a major growing aspect of our economy, and it WILL escape over time proportional to that.
The problem with that is that unless we're using something other than water to do that, then, well, we're losing water from the water cycle every time we do that. That's essentially how Mars died, by a very similar method of losing its water to solar winds.
More than that even - we also free up oxygen with that process. You know the other half of the oxygen cycle, right? Carbon dioxide.
Every option has costs - we have to use resources to live, and entropy is in all directions - but some options can lead to much worse outcomes if we stop caring about the future.
That's why basic research is crucially important, not just marketing and economic research. But again - that requires caring about the future, and that's also something that's been lost with the generations in power for recent decades.
The power of the economy means nothing without a future to expand into. That requires clear vision based on repeatable truths. Runaway destruction only requires ignoring those truths in favor of an illusion of infinite gain - an illusion that robs us as a people of everything.
Ryan Fenton
I think you should either stop smoking weed, or smoke more of it.
The biggest problem with renewables right now is the storage of excess energy; making solid hydrogen is storing the energy for later use.
How much energy do you think is lost burning coal and gas? At least 50% by the time it is in your hands. Lots is lost from solar as well.
So guess what happens if there is more demand for renewable energy without the need for traditional storage (some of which is very dirty, i.e. lithium batteries) and cuts down co2 emissions? More will be created.
But anyway it's great that you thought of a "reason" why this tech wouldn't work and we should keep going doing what we are doing.
I suppose there aren't many ham radio operators in BCN, most people there, including the 71 y.olds prefer to walk somewhere and talk to people face to face.
and 14lbs after 5 weeks of 90 mins cardio per day is pretty crap, maybe ditch the fad diet next time and eat some real food.
You are probably too fat to walk 500 metres anyway.
Obviously you haven't been to Spain?
Even country towns are fairly densely populated, because Spaniards, unlike Americans, etc, like to live near other people. They have a thing called a social and family life.
Social interaction is considered the biggest indicator of longevity, hence why Spaniards live much longer than Americans (and they aren't all fat either like Americans)
Is everyone on here retarded (donâ(TM)t answer that)?
Bloomberg supplies terminals to traders with trillions of dollars under their control. When they read stuff on those terminals they expect it to be confirmed.
What the fuck is wrong with people on this forum, the first amendment doesnâ(TM)t apply in France.
Big tobacco did the same thing for years, so did the sugar industry, but come on I am waiting for comments about how this is how a capitalist system should work and it is all fine.
It could be worse, it could a US tech company doing it, because you know you can trust Americans to put people before profit.
Because Europe forgot how to produce anything. When your country starts making stuff that other people want to buy, let us know.
So why is it that Americans pay a premium over their inferior, locally produced products to own European goods then.
When actual Americans, i.e. born and bred start making something themselves let me know.
Space is a perfect example, since basically it is ex Nazis, South Africans, and Englishmen who did and are again getting the US into Space.
I also wish for that giant rock in Tenerife to fall into the sea and send a 200m tall tsunami to the US east coast.
As for Obama, he was just as much a liar as Trump is, but at least Obama didn't insult your intelligence by generating tweets that make no sense.
Really, do you not read the news?
Most manufacturers are already testing EVs (which takes years for a totally new model) and most are ditching or cutting their ICE production lines already.
The most difficult thing in the world is to know how to do a thing and to watch someone else doing it wrong, without commenting. -- T.H. White