No it isn't favourable, as the many COP talks demonstrate, plenty of hot air and promises but little action.
Brazil could run a rainforest protection racket. Where can I buy shares in Brazil?
They kind of already do in carbon offsetting & carbon credits, I don't fully grasp it but there is information that states some protected forests and wetlands are being sold a few times over as carbon offsets to heavy polluters. I think it was climate town on YT he's funny as well.
carbon offset is easy as we dont make bugger all we get most of the stuff we buy from china to off set the co2 if it was made here so would make carbon zero impossible so we import everything to off set it same as usa ect so it is just a scam for the green agenda.
www.ubbgloucestershire.co.uk
Or local beach, river, village, town or the classic out of sight out of mind ~ocean. Green washing 101.
Maybe oxygen credits should be worldwide fiat currency? There's a dwindling supply, which cancer cells are gleeful about.
www.natureworldnews.com
Well I've nailed the frequent cold exposure trying to save a few quid on my Gas bill
You could add a tiny bit to your electric bill but reduce your gass bill, by putting an electric underblanket and yourself into a sleeping bag? I confess to not having done so lately, due to laziness... plus it dried my feet to an uncomfortable and unacceptable extent lol.Well I've nailed the frequent cold exposure trying to save a few quid on my Gas bill
The next version may need a space blanket liner, to keep in moisture for a more succulent and delicious slow cook. At 60+ degrees we could cook and eat the homeless...just put one human body into a pre-heated sleeping bag for 24 hours etc.
That is the inherent issue, investment; years and years of profits are funnelled out to share holders and not reinvested in infrastructure and research. Look at Texas in recent years. The premise was to keep adding increments to our bills to fund massive projects then take this money and pay obscene salaries to upper management then go cap in hand to the tax payer to pay for the additional costs & successive governments had just enabled this practise under the guise of increasing jobs.
Wave power has proved extremely tricky to commercialise, despite the enormous amount of energy sitting there apparently for the taking. Mainly because the sea is unforgiving, and 1200 times as dense as air, so can generate forces in bad weather that cannot be survived.
The efficiency is very low, meaning a very poor return. Ultimately it makes no sense anyway, since wave power is only wind power with much of it's energy removed and in a more inconvenient form.
Even England too. I remember one very large printing and publishing company who historically had their works entirely powered by hydro power from the River Wey. They even still employed the engineer who maintained the installation.
Some in the Isle Of Man, I think some are still operational, but I assume as tourist attractions not for power, how we yearn for simpler times, although yearn with caution as these simpler times maybe forced upon us. The local constabulary checking our carrot peelings making sure we haven't wasted any...
Was that hydro-electric, or did they use the mechanical power directly which seems to make more sense?
We've still got a working water mill in Winchester. I don't think they are that uncommon still. Definitely primarily as a tourist attraction. I visit in summer sometimes just because it keeps really cool by the race. They do mill flour regularly and it's available for sale. They did extra when supermarket flour was almost unavailable during some of the pandemic.
