Climate Remediation Engineering - Size of Problem

May 04, 2025 Last reply: 1 year ago 46 Replies

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He didn't suggest drinking bleach. Look it up.

Sounds good to me. If a play is any good, let the audience pay to see it.

Don't confuse bluffing (Trump) with senility (Biden.)

A lot of countries are making trade deals; sounds like we have one with the UK now. We and the Israelis are pounding the Houthis and Hamas. Illegal immigration is way down.

I expect some serious peace deals between Israel and its neighbors, in the next year or so.

The Chinese situation will be interesting.

One Amazon truck can replace a hundred SUV trips to the mall, where you may well not find the thing you want.

Non US folk may not know how or where to look.

Here is the actual news conference. View from 28:34 to 30:50. Or search for bleach.

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It isn't. An e-bike charged with electricity generated by a renewable source won't generate any CO2, and in the situation I was talking about it clearly wouldn't have.

You want lump in it's manufacture, and the construction of the road or bike path it runs on, which is a stretch

No, an e-bike charged by wind turbines and solar panels isn't going to generate any CO2 emissions while it is being used move people - and the contents of their bike bags - around.

If you want a pedantically correct claim - that's it. You've invented a different claim, which you want to pass off as the one I made.

But you haven't bothered, and the clear implication of that is that it is going to save a negligible number of lives - my guess is that anything that obliged people to fasten their seat belts if the car was moving would solve a whole lot more lives.

He did suggest that it would just go away, which was pretty silly, and he was sloppy enough about social distancing that he caught it himself, which wasn't setting a great example, or exhibiting anything that looked like common sense.

Theatre is just one of the arts. And commercial theatre puts on rather different plays than ones I got to at the Royal Shakespeare Company and the UK national Theatre when I lived in the UK.

Trump isn't so much bluffing as seeing what he can get away with. Because he doesn't know much, quite a few of his try-ons are downright silly, and he has to back off fast.

He "negotiated" one with China during his first term. It didn't work. His casino's went bust - his grasp of business doesn't seem to be all that good, and "his" book about "The Art of the Deal" was ghost-written.

And you aren't going to like learning to live with out cheap immigrant labour.

Then you aren't paying any attention to what Israel is doing at the moment. It's pounding Gaza, and killing a great many more civilians than members of Hamas. This isn't a route to any kind of serious peace deal. It's looking a lot more like a war of territorial acquisition.

The Chinese will find other markets. The US used to be a big market, but Trump's antics look like driving it's economy into recession. If US businesses can't make money out of selling cheap Chinese imports, they are going to have to find other suppliers and wait until they can ramp up their production, and while that's happening your economy will be in recession.

And now we have an American pope!

Even the Vatican wants to make a deal.

He's also Peruvian. The Vatican called him the second pope from the America's, which is more accurate.

I doubt if they were looking for any kind of quid pro quo from President Donald Trump.

Robert Francis Prevost wouldn't be a good fit in Donald Trump's clown car.

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