Take Two!
July 31, 2016
By Paul Homewood
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This may be bad news for the climate movement but it is good news for power-starved Bangladesh. The poor countries of the world are poor partly because they are energy poor. They need to drastically increase their energy consumption and their carbon dioxide emissions to get out of poverty.
Once they get out of poverty, but not before then, they can play the rich man’s game with emissions and climate.
for details
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2812034
It would be laughable – if it wasn’t so bloody serious.
Can we hold out any hope that sense is starting to prevail? – don’t answer that.
I’m wondering if the first straws in the wind are appearing, now that we seem to have a Prime Minister who may be more sensible than her predecessors where energy policy is concerned. The BBC website has a story by Matt McGrath headlined “Debate needed on 1.5C temperature target” – http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-36904990
After the usual rubbish, it finishes with this:
But if the world is to take the 1.5 target seriously, then a serious discussion needs to be held about the implications of that goal.
“I think there needs to be a very thoughtful debate about what’s to be gained at these different temperature levels, if approaching the lower levels meant severely damaging the economy,” said Dr Huntingford.
“Every climate scientist realises that when you write that we have to get emissions down to hit this target that could potentially push the world into a global recession – so we need to be really clear about what’s to be gained by aiming for 1.5 that might be extremely difficult for society rather than 2 degrees.”
Not much, but the first recognition I’ve seen on the BBC that CO2 emssions reductions can only be achieved by damaging the economy.
The 1.5 target has only appeared because, even in the minds of the catastrophists, 2.0C above whatever the arbitrary datum was looks ever less likely to happen before hell freezes over.
Of course, if the climate ‘scientists’ thought that their target of 1.5 Deg would cause a recession, they should also have twigged who would be the first to lose their funding. Shame.
BTW: I notice that Brexit is now taking over from ‘global warming’ as an excuse for doing/not doing something, or the reason for something happening/not happening.
In that first link they are using new math’s (where less = more) to promote solar
”According to EnAppSys, solar produced 0.89TWh of electricity during May, which was over 50 per cent more than the 1.38TWh derived from coal.”
Solar is 35% LESS than coal ….NOT 50% more !!!
I suspect they meant it was more than 50% OF coal. Sloppy writing on their part.
But at night, it’s infinity% less than coal.
The solution to the problem is to re-equp a number of the typically 400 MW Parsons three turbine, coal-fired power stations with a RR submarine PWR to provide the steam. The turbines have incredibly long lives because you regularly replace the blade and bearings, also the alternator and the rest of the electrical system remains unchanged, maybe with updated control systems.
Declaration: I have worked in the Lynemouth power station now being forced to burn American bloody trees to satisfy the environmental disaster lust of the eco-fascists, whilst not doing anything to combat non-existwnt CO2-AGW!
Alec!
How are you? keeping well?