The Climate Change scam

[Professor]

. . . . the average cost of home charging is still on the up, but prices fluctuate hugely across the EU, with some countries seeing sharp drops and others experiencing steep hikes in 2023.

“This is largely due to government supports during the energy crisis and ever-changing global headwinds which impact countries differentlyROFLMAO:
(presently Ireland is planning loads more find farms on & off shore so the crack's got to be mighty) .
Although electricity costs are still historically high, energy prices have peaked and EVs are nowhere near as financially draining as petrol or diesel vehicles are to keep on the road. EV sales have seen a downturn recently as many governments phase out initiatives like purchase grants and tax benefits, but as motorists seek a haven from hefty fuel-pump prices it’s likely the EV market will rebound and continue to thrive. . .

Ireland is second most expensive for EV charging in Europe, says report

Only Germans pay more for their electric motoring in Europe

www.irishtimes.com

Every step - A scam!

. . . Ireland is also still proving stubbornly expensive when it comes to the cost of public charging. At the moment, for pay-as-you-go customers, ESB eCars is charging 56c per kWh for slow charging, 64c per kWh for fast charging, and 68c per kWh for high-speed charging. These are the same prices that were being charged last August, when the company assured customers that the cost of public charging would fall before the end of 2023 thanks to the reductions in the cost of wholesale electricity.

Asked why the prices here have not fallen, a spokesperson for ESB eCars said: “Continuous investment is required . . .. Scam scam blah blah blah scam scam . . .

 

[Hermit]

Another Sensor Error! Nagpur Temperature Log at 56° Likely Erroneous Due To THIS Reason, Says MeT- Republic World

India's Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) in Nagpur has attributed the reading of 56 degrees Celsius recorded at an automatic weather station to likely sensor malfunction in extreme heat conditions. This marks the second instance where such stations have raised alarms due to inaccurate...

www.republicworld.com

 

[Professor]

They'll say anything to swing it . . .

"Wind Energy Ireland is attempting to head off planning challenges to their wind farms across the country by opening them up as tourist attractions.

Described as “Ireland’s most unique and undiscovered destinations” the wind farms are located right around the country." . . . .

. . . One wind farm at Mountlucas in Offaly has proven to be a popular tourist destination - with nearly 50,000 people visiting each year - where they get to see some of the incredible birds and other creatures who make their homes among the turbines.

And Galway Wind Park - which has won multiple awards - boasts 48km of walking trails for visitors of all ages and abilities in unforgettable scenery.

Energy company to see off planning by labelling wind farms tourist attractions

Wind Energy Ireland say the wind farms are open to the public, at no cost, all year round and have trails for hiking, walking, biking and running

www.irishmirror.ie

Now that the challenges & cancellations are mounting they've decided to open up to the public.

Previously, when camping in the Galway WP, I was constantly informed that I shouldn't be there by the engineers, most entrances were of course gated off to the public, but now . . . .

 

[clarke-connolly]

Drill Baby Drill in New Zealand !

New Zealand to lift oil drilling ban amid blackout fears in blow to Starmer

Policy reversal is blow to Labour’s plan for similar crackdown in North Sea

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[Wolf]

It's a bursting bubble anyway..

EU expected to impose import tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles

Experts believe Beijing will retaliate with measures that could hit European exports from cheese to cognac

www.theguardian.com

 

[jpc]

The sheer retardery of it all.
Can it get any more retarded?

Massive fraud revealed in fake Chinese climate projects subsidised by the German fossil fuel industry in service of meeting arbitrary and deeply stupid emissions quotas

Of 75 Chinese projects related to "upstream emissions reductions" schemes funded indirectly by German consumers, 62 have been revealed as clearly fraudulent, and only one is above suspicion.

www.eugyppius.com

 

[Mad as Fish]

The sheer retardery of it all.
Can it get any more retarded?

Massive fraud revealed in fake Chinese climate projects subsidised by the German fossil fuel industry in service of meeting arbitrary and deeply stupid emissions quotas

Of 75 Chinese projects related to "upstream emissions reductions" schemes funded indirectly by German consumers, 62 have been revealed as clearly fraudulent, and only one is above suspicion.

www.eugyppius.com

What we need is a good old fashioned war to bury all this.....

 

[jpc]

What we need is a good old fashioned war to bury all this.....

Common sense would be immeasurably cheaper and better.

 

[Wolf]

What we need is a good old fashioned war to bury all this.....

It's what Charlotte's head, the site drug pushing pervert, is pushing hard for alright.
Sick little bastard.

 

[Mad as Fish]

Common sense would be immeasurably cheaper and better.

..but is as common as hens teeth.

However, cheaper means that money isn't being made from it and that will never do!

 

[jpc]

..but is as common as hens teeth.

However, cheaper means that money isn't being made from it and that will never do!

True!

 

[Tiger]

 

[Yank Blow-In]

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A few summers ago (and perhaps this one as well), there were widespread power outages in California amidst a heat wave. CA's power grid is antiquated and third-world so much so that power companies were encouraging people not to charge their EV's at home for more than three hours a day. Furthermore, 20% of the state's charging stations are regularly defunct.

There are videos all over the Internet showing the typical work-around in blackouts or brownouts: using a petrol-powered generator to charge the vehicle. You can't make this shit up.

 

[Mad as Fish]

An old story I know but there was great shock, horror and alarm as retreating glaciers exposed the remains of WW1 soldiers in Italy. That beastly climate change had struck again it seemed, although it was never asked quite how they found themselves underneath a glacier in the first place, certainy the answer would not be because the world might have been warmer then and so the glaciers may not actually have been present. Obviously, that's such an unscientific notion it hardly bears thinking about.

Frozen Corpses Of WWI Soldiers Discovered As Glaciers Melt (Video)

As we approach the 100 year anniversary of the start of World War I, melting glaciers in Italy are revealing the frozen corpses of the men who fought - and died - in the so-called "Great War."

www.kpbs.org

 

[Professor]

An old story I know but there was great shock, horror and alarm as retreating glaciers exposed the remains of WW1 soldiers in Italy. That beastly climate change had struck again it seemed, although it was never asked quite how they found themselves underneath a glacier in the first place, certainy the answer would not be because the world might have been warmer then and so the glaciers may not actually have been present. Obviously, that's such an unscientific notion it hardly bears thinking about.

Frozen Corpses Of WWI Soldiers Discovered As Glaciers Melt (Video)

As we approach the 100 year anniversary of the start of World War I, melting glaciers in Italy are revealing the frozen corpses of the men who fought - and died - in the so-called "Great War."

www.kpbs.org

Just a quick of the top of the head. Either they were climbing the frozen cliffs and were swept away all together (roped-up) by an avalanche . . . .
Or else they were camping for the evening and the same avalanche caught them up and toppled them over the edge of a crevasse and down down down they tumbled to the bottom some 350M below the surface.

It's cold & wet down there and consequently after a few hours they got hypothermia and passed away peacefully.
In spwing the ice melts and the bodies were carried downstream by the flooding currents which exist . . . Down there!!

 

[Mad as Fish]

Just a quick of the top of the head. Either they were climbing the frozen cliffs and were swept away all together (roped-up) by an avalanche . . . .
Or else they were camping for the evening and the same avalanche caught them up and toppled them over the edge of a crevasse and down down down they tumbled to the bottom some 350M below the surface.

It's cold & wet down there and consequently after a few hours they got hypothermia and passed away peacefully.
In spwing the ice melts and the bodies were carried downstream by the flooding currents which exist . . . Down there!!

The melting glacier revealed them as a group of happy(ish) campers it seems, rather than a bunch of distressed squaddies caught out by a snowstorm.

 

[Professor]

The melting glacier revealed them as a group of happy(ish) campers it seems, rather than a bunch of distressed squaddies caught out by a snowstorm.

I just read the article now, yeah, it always helps to read the source first

 

[PlunkettsGhost]

View: https://x.com/TheChiefNerd/status/1802008476996022541

 

[Mad as Fish]

Gas bills up a grand to pay for wind power? Who'd ever of thunk it!

Gas bills could rise by £1,000 to pay for wind power

By Paul Homewood h/t Philip Bratby Gas bills are projected to rise by around £1,000 to pay for wind power under official plans currently being considered by the Energy Secretar…

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[Professor]

Gas bills up a grand to pay for wind power? Who'd ever of thunk it!

Gas bills could rise by £1,000 to pay for wind power

By Paul Homewood h/t Philip Bratby Gas bills are projected to rise by around £1,000 to pay for wind power under official plans currently being considered by the Energy Secretar…

notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com

it's Ukraine which is costing a fortune, sucking billions out of the Budget, depriving us of a fair deal - Ripping us off, again and again and again etc etc.
The thing is that someday in the future, Britain will desperately need wind power because they'll have little or nothing else.
It's not about the 0.04% carbon dioxide reductions bullshitio It's about no lights on without wind power.
They bet the house on thrashing Moscow for oil/gas plunder and it looks like Syria/Russia's going to kick them out of Syria too.