The Politics of Climate Change: Green New Deal And Other Madness

Meanwhile, there is no money left to repair the roads, some of them in such bad shape you might brake you car if you drive more than 30 km/h.

Yeah, at home they spent money on flashy rainbow pedestrian walkways - very pretty for some, while street pot holes swallow one's car whole, and pound front ends to ruin. Town Council Priorities.

Might try sending the repair bills to the town and see what they say, albeit one can't mention the sidewalks least one become excoriated for uttering a sidewalk vs. pot hole hate crime.
 
Might try sending the repair bills to the town
Here they passed a law that you can't do that anymore. Well, you can make a claim, but they changed the law in a way to make it almost impossible to win against them...


If a pothole has left your car damaged, you have options, but you’ll need to prove that the road maintenance authorities were negligent in doing their job. You cannot hold a municipality or the provincial government liable for material damage to your vehicle’s tires or suspension system due to road conditions. (which is almost always the only thing that brakes because of potholes)

That’s according to these laws:

  • Roads managed and maintained by the Ministry of Transport of Quebec: Article 30, An Act Respecting Roads (CQLR chapter V-9)
  • Municipality governed by the Municipal Code: Article 1127.2, Municipal Code of Québec, (CQLR chapter C-27.1)
  • Municipality governed by the Cities and Towns Act: Article 604.1 of the Cities and Towns Act (CQLR chapter C-19)
Despite that legal restriction, you can still sue a municipality or the Quebec Ministry of Transport for carelessness, negligence, or misconduct. The burden of proof, however, rests with the driver (i.e., you).
 
We know at what temp water boils. The only remaining question is, what is the boiling point of humanity?

Some molecules are in denial, others are ignorant; or brainwashed that water shouldn’t boil and even calling for more logs on the fire, or saying the temp in the pot is not really rising etc etc. A hundred things until that one thing. What will it be? Hockey and Curling are proven to be detrimental to the environment and get banned? I think that would make Canadians snap. But I’m really just guessing. Obviously they wouldn’t dare go that far. Or would they? Just to see.
i want to clarify my statement on possible global warming: i do NOT contest warming, should the data show this, i only maintain that ALL so-called green house gases CANNOT be responsible on the sole basis of physics. if you want to find reasons for warming, you MUST find other reasons and quantify their possible influence.
 
We know at what temp water boils. The only remaining question is, what is the boiling point of humanity?

Some molecules are in denial, others are ignorant; or brainwashed that water shouldn’t boil and even calling for more logs on the fire, or saying the temp in the pot is not really rising etc etc. A hundred things until that one thing. What will it be? Hockey and Curling are proven to be detrimental to the environment and get banned? I think that would make Canadians snap. But I’m really just guessing. Obviously they wouldn’t dare go that far. Or would they? Just to see.
well, you are right. humanity will survive and a new cycle can start, for the next lessons...
 

Exploding batteries spark deadly S Korea factory fire​

Firefighters try to put out a fire at a primary lithium battery factory in Hwaseong, South Korea, 24 June 2024
IMAGE SOURCE,YONHAP/EPA-EFE/REX/SHUTTERSTOCK
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Firefighters took several hours to put out the blaze with dry sand​

Tessa Wong and Flora Drury
BBC News

    • Published
      24 June 2024, 09:35 BST

A massive factory fire that began after several lithium batteries exploded has killed at least 22 people in South Korea.
The blaze broke out on Monday morning at the Aricell plant in Hwaseong city, about 45km (28 miles) south of the capital Seoul.
Local television footage showed large smoke clouds and small explosions going off as firefighters sought to put out the fire. A part of the roof had collapsed.
South Korea is a leading producer of lithium batteries, which are used in many items from electric vehicles to laptops.
Fire official Kim Jin-young said 18 Chinese, one Laotian and two South Korean workers had been confirmed as among the dead. A final body had yet to be identified, and there are fears at least one more person may be missing.
"Most of the bodies are badly burned so it will take some time to identify each one," Mr Kim said, according to news agency AFP.
A further eight people were injured - two seriously - out of the 100 who had been working when the fire broke out.
The Aricell factory housed an estimated 35,000 battery cells on its second floor, where the batteries were inspected and packaged, with more stored elsewhere.
Mr Kim said the fire began when a series of battery cells exploded, though it remains unclear what triggered the initial explosions.
He explained it was difficult to enter the site initially "due to fears of additional explosions".
It is not yet clear what started the blaze. Lithium batteries are at risk of exploding if they are damaged or overheated.
Whatever the cause, once the fire took hold, it would have spread at speed - giving the workers little time to escape, according to Kim Jae-ho, fire and disaster prevention professor at Daejeon University.
"Battery materials such as nickel are easily flammable," he told Reuters news agency. "So often, there is not enough time to respond, compared to a fire caused by other materials."
As a lithium fire can react intensely with water, firefighters had to use dry sand to extinguish the blaze, which took several hours to get under control.
However, there is still a risk that after the fire is extinguished, it could reignite without warning due to the chemical reaction.
 

As a lithium fire can react intensely with water, firefighters had to use dry sand to extinguish the blaze, which took several hours to get under control.

Simply a nightmare for firefighters.

Back to carbon and the business model of sequestering, the below is all about 'Wood Vaults' to help lock away carbon for another day. What they are smoking must be something else - what planet, pray tell?

That said, California is lining up, possibly Canada might come on stream, and elsewhere. Simply put, who cares if these things are dead wrong, there is money to be made out of the carbon credit business, they bank on it.

Here is their kindergarten sketch with a little cow on top (a cow that produces carbon they forgot to say - looks pretty though):

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From California:
Biomass burial has the potential to become a low-cost, high-scale approach for carbon removal, though there is a need for further investigation into its long-term durability,” said Joanna Klitzke, procurement and ecosystem strategy lead for Stripe.

For the last several years, Stripe has pre-purchased tons of carbon dioxide that startups aim to eventually draw out of the air and permanently sequester, in an effort to help build up a carbon removal industry. It has also helped establish a different model for counteracting corporate climate emissions that goes beyond simply purchasing carbon credits from popular offsets projects, such as those that involve planting trees, which have come under growing scrutiny.

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Simply a nightmare for firefighters.

Back to carbon and the business model of sequestering, the below is all about 'Wood Vaults' to help lock away carbon for another day. What they are smoking must be something else - what planet, pray tell?

That said, California is lining up, possibly Canada might come on stream, and elsewhere. Simply put, who cares if these things are dead wrong, there is money to be made out of the carbon credit business, they bank on it.

Here is their kindergarten sketch with a little cow on top (a cow that produces carbon they forgot to say - looks pretty though):

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From California:


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co2 is not a warming factor because its effect is already saturated. have a look at www co2 coalition
 
German state media develops VR game in which players shoot lasers at flying climate denialists!! :shock:

I swear that what follows is true and that I am not making it up.

Climatists at the German state media broadcaster Südwestrundfunk (SWR) have used the mandatory license fees they collect from all German households to produce an astounding virtual reality video game called GreenGuardiansVR. In this game, players shoot lasers at flying climate denialists to defeat disinformation and save the planet (h/t RatSays). This is literally true, this thing really exists. It will be released to the public sometime in the autumn; the Steam page is here. In the meantime, they’ve set up a whole stand to debut this lunacy at Gamescom, the Cologne video game trade fair.

 

Simply a nightmare for firefighters.

Back to carbon and the business model of sequestering, the below is all about 'Wood Vaults' to help lock away carbon for another day. What they are smoking must be something else - what planet, pray tell?

That said, California is lining up, possibly Canada might come on stream, and elsewhere. Simply put, who cares if these things are dead wrong, there is money to be made out of the carbon credit business, they bank on it.

Here is their kindergarten sketch with a little cow on top (a cow that produces carbon they forgot to say - looks pretty though):

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From California:


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utterly stupid. co2 effect is saturated since ever.
 
The thing with renewable energy and stuff...

So, Stockholm got another of their woke ticks a couple years ago, setting out all these special trash cans around the city, powered by solar cells at the top.

Now, let's go fast forward in the movie....and have a look how those look like; in this case located at Gullmarsplan plaza where I work or have my breaks. The cans are littered with pigeon sh*t - and not a single time in those 1.5 years have I ever seen those having being cleaned. I can not imagine that any sunshine ever will power those (expensive) TRASHcans properly... Plus that this one is most often located in the shadows... *uhm*

In essence - i just wanted to show you guyz, the difference between "visions" shouted from the roof tops by politicians and wannabee fans - and what reality looks like - literally - at ground level.

Cute, isn't it ? Welcome to Stockholm city... :-P

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Remember the story about the solar trashcan 2022 ?

which still can be found at many places in Stockholm. Now the one i had mentioned back in 2022, got replaced by a new one later in 2023/24 - also with solar cells - as well one that never got cleaned up on top - in combination with a dark location without any direct sunlight... Oh Man, ain't that a "winning combination", yes, no ?

Well: Two days ago, i realized that the city replaced the trash can once again... with....

*fanfare* 🎺 Ta-Daaaaa

an old, classic, manual, analog trash can version :lol:

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Remember the story about the solar trashcan 2022 ?
I wonder if it's the same clerc that figured out how stupid it was, or if someone else came in and put a stop to it...

Speaking of trash cans, I got a good one too in Quebec City, more precisely near Ste-Foy Public Market. The whole place has been renovated and they installed commercial trash containers outdoors, to be picked up by specialized trucks. Except this time, they played it fancy by creating a new design, which I can't find any pictures of, unfortunately (Google map isn't up to date).

So, those containers are round and made of plastic. They need a special trash truck designed especially for those uniquely designed bins... They need to be picked up with a hook from the top. Once it lifts, the container spins and sways out of control, so it needs 3 workers (1 in the truck, 2 outside holding the can to prevent it from spinning) and it takes 10 min per can...

The government clerks clearly surpassed themselves in the "most stupid concept" this time. But they always find a way to outdo each other every year.
 

Vietnam factory fire destroys thousands of electric vehicles​

The factory belonged to DK Bike, which manufactures electric bicycles and electric motorcycles, as well as 50cc small-displacement motorcycles according to their website.

State broadcaster VTV aired footage of firefighters working at the scene shortly after the fire broke out on the second floor of the factory, which spread to other parts of the facility due to the intensity.

No casualties were reported as the fire occurred outside working hours, but the vehicles in storage and most of the machinery at the factory were completely destroyed. Vietnamese police are investigating the cause of the accident.


 
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