Climate Change debunked.

[Gym Rat]

The Need for Strict Recycling Procedures for Electric Vehicle Batteries,
and Their Potential Environmental Effects

[oldtimer1]

Those are predictions but they won't happen.

Hardly any future predictions ever come to pass.

GM and Ford are already backing away from making EVs.

Car lots are full of EVs that nobody wants.

Tesla will be out of the car business in a few years.

Cali has so much excess solar being produced they are throwing it away and cutting subsidies.  Without the subsidies no one will make the losing investment in solar panels.

Huge money is still going to be made selling ice to the eskimos though.

New Jersey and California both agree 2035 will be the last year you can buy a new gas car in their respective states. If they are willing to take that extreme measure forcing you to covert your house before selling it won't be far behind.

Want to stop the climate change madness? Vote Republican or pay the price. We already spent a trillion in electronically printed money in the infrastructure bill with just a few car charging sites built and no improvement to the grids. Where's the money? If it all went to road repair and money laundering we were sold a lie about having government car chargers everywhere.

[loco]

The Need for Strict Recycling Procedures for Electric Vehicle Batteries,
and Their Potential Environmental Effects

Wind Turbine Blades Can’t Be Recycled, So They’re Piling Up in Landfills

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



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

[Gym Rat]

[Gym Rat]

[bhank]

The only thing we can guaranty is change. That doesn't mean we are the only variable. However personally I could do with less smog and cleaner water. I wouldn't mind them using less chemicals in farming operations. I don't think microplastics are meant to be in our digestive tracts. Having 1k plus nuclear test that released radiation into our atmosphere was probably a bad idea. Treating the Earth better is not a bad idea.

[loco]

I don't think microplastics are meant to be in our digestive tracts.

Libtards said decades ago we must replace paper with plastic in order to save trees and the planet.  Plastic manufacturers are still saying that today.  Paper is highly and cheaply recyclable, but plastic isn't.

[_bruce_]

New Jersey and California both agree 2035 will be the last year you can buy a new gas car in their respective states. If they are willing to take that extreme measure forcing you to covert your house before selling it won't be far behind.

Want to stop the climate change madness? Vote Republican or pay the price. We already spent a trillion in electronically printed money in the infrastructure bill with just a few car charging sites built and no improvement to the grids. Where's the money? If it all went to road repair and money laundering we were sold a lie about having government car chargers everywhere.

How will Republicans be able to stop this - there's big money behind the eco-scam that's been played for decades...

[Van_Bilderass]

Libtards said decades ago we must replace paper with plastic in order to save trees and the planet.  Plastic manufacturers are still saying that today.  Paper is highly and cheaply recyclable, but plastic isn't.

Here in Sweden a plastic bag at the grocery store cost like 200% more than a paper bag. They are so expensive now I use the reusable bags, a buck per plastic bag is too expensive and I got a lot of comments on why I just kept buying the expensive bags for the longest time, I was wasteful, of my own expenses

And WHY is that US grocery bags come with no handles? 

[BB]

And WHY is that US grocery bags come with no handles? 

Light things, we usually just roll the top -

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Heavier things were standard plastic bags with punched handles, or the same plastic bag with a paper bag inside -

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Now it's usually these or the cloth bags -

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[Van_Bilderass]

Thanks BB. We have those paper bags at the bottom and they are really trying to discourage the use of plastics which is why they cost triple. I use reusable ones, either cloth or sturdier plastic bags.

[joswift]

I never buy bags, I leave the shop like this

[BB]

Thanks BB. We have those paper bags at the bottom and they are really trying to discourage the use of plastics which is why they cost triple. I use reusable ones, either cloth or sturdier plastic bags.

It's similar in most of the US. Fees for the plastic bags, usually  $.25 or so, smaller fees for paper, etc.... The reusable ones run $ .50 - 3.00 usually depending on size and fanciness. Some of the more liberal areas have bans on plastic utensils, etc.... in take-out orders, you have to request they add forks, straws, and that sorta thing.

In the more hood areas, they sometimes bake the fees into the final cost of everything because they don't want fights, etc....

[Van_Bilderass]

I never buy bags, I leave the shop like this

I have a friend who is so cheap he actually carries his stuff like this. Or alternately he goes to bag his groceries but then tells the clerk he forgot the bag so he gets it for free if there is a line waiting 

[loco]

I never buy bags, I leave the shop like this

 

[Rambone]

I get culture shock going to other grocery stores outside of Florida. No plastic bags? Bring my own bags from home? What the fuck?

[BEEFCAKE]

the whole point of ditching the plastic bags has nothing to do about helping the environment, the establishment wants you to have nothing and be happy , raising the prices of groceries and at the same time making them more difficult to get home  is a 2 part attack,they want you taking home as little as possible,  its simply an exercise to train the pleebs to "accept less" and be happy with it.....

[Lartinos]

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-jordan-b-peterson-podcast/id1184022695?i=1000652187089

[Humble Narcissist]

the whole point of ditching the plastic bags has nothing to do about helping the environment, the establishment wants you to have nothing and be happy , raising the prices of groceries and at the same time making them more difficult to get home  is a 2 part attack,they want you taking home as little as possible,  its simply an exercise to train the pleebs to "accept less" and be happy with it.....

Unfortunately, the fat pigs will never accept less.

[Gym Rat]

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