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Originally posted by Mindmelding
reply to post by Aeons
Nope, ethanol is crop to energy. There is enough land for food and fuel. Food prices are because we are running a funny money economy and has little to do with actual physics and geography.
This is a madman run world, nothing makes sense, and if you accept pricing as reflective of value you have not learned anything on ATS
Originally posted by clandestiny
On stratospheric water vapor and ozone - Shindell - "Changes in stratospheric water vapor, also a greenhouse gas, and in transport between the troposphere and stratosphere are also current research topics." www.giss.nasa.gov...
Similarly, changes in atmospheric circulation appear to have played a major role in the cooling seen over Antarctica during recent decades
We have been investigating the causes and impacts of these trends, with a focus on determining if the regional warming and cooling patterns result from natural variability or are due to human activities.
Concurrently, surface temperatures appear to have been at or near their lowest values of the last millenium in the Northern Hemisphere, and European winter temperatures were reduced by 1-1.5 C.
We find that changes in naturally occurring climate variability patterns can play a major role in large regional changes (especially cooling over North America and Europe as solar output decreases).
Changes in stratospheric water vapor, also a greenhouse gas, and in transport between the troposphere and stratosphere are also current research topics
Originally posted by doctorvannostren
This guy obviously just wants attention. If you really have an ounce of truth, why all the pauses? Dont wait for us to ask you a question, you started the thread! This is nothing more than an ethanol gasoline yada yada yada conspiracy theory. A weak one at that. I mean its like trying to asphyxiate an roach when you could just step on it. Just admit it- you sit in a cubicle all day, and when you get home you eat peanut butter with a spoon. Nothing special about you aside from your level of boredom.
Originally posted by OzWeatherman
Originally posted by clandestiny
On stratospheric water vapor and ozone - Shindell - "Changes in stratospheric water vapor, also a greenhouse gas, and in transport between the troposphere and stratosphere are also current research topics." www.giss.nasa.gov...
Thats nothing like what you said in your previous post.
Now your own source contradicts you:
Similarly, changes in atmospheric circulation appear to have played a major role in the cooling seen over Antarctica during recent decades
Global Warming eh
We have been investigating the causes and impacts of these trends, with a focus on determining if the regional warming and cooling patterns result from natural variability or are due to human activities.
So they are still investigating wether or not its natural or human impacts that caused the weather patterns. Wait, I thought you said that pollution was causing it, without a doubt
Concurrently, surface temperatures appear to have been at or near their lowest values of the last millenium in the Northern Hemisphere, and European winter temperatures were reduced by 1-1.5 C.
Again, global warming...like I said the earth has cooled...you say its warmed
We find that changes in naturally occurring climate variability patterns can play a major role in large regional changes (especially cooling over North America and Europe as solar output decreases).
Again, you said weather patterns had been changed by man made processes. Your source says otherwise
Changes in stratospheric water vapor, also a greenhouse gas, and in transport between the troposphere and stratosphere are also current research topics
Again its still being researched. And where exactly did they say there were massive amounts in the atmosphere? They didnt....again I will gladly provide you with real time evidence for the low amount of stratopsheric humidity.
I guess we dont need to debunk you, you do a pretty good job of debunking yourself
Originally posted by clandestiny
Rain in drought regions, or desert, is a trigger to causing plate movement.
The dollar started sinking to where it is now in the spring of 2006 just as the switch to ethanol was being made. Also the price of oil was being falsely inflated through oil futures speculating at the same time because anhydrous ethanol can't compete against cheap oil.
Hydrous ethanol can and is actually a useful fuel that can be produced at a competitive price. But it doesn't cause the harmful emissions, much of which are needed to keep the quality of air we breath toxic so the house of cards the economy is built on using its favored source of free money (I call the bloodlines "the people that love free money"), sales of medical related products and services, health insurance, the whole shebang.
What Obama is trying to do now is prepare the medical system for a collapse when our air quality is restored to normal and we go back to our old rates of illness, well,, really much lesser rates. In order to keep the system afloat until it adjusts, the government will have to be able to pay for it while it will need as many patients as possible to try and keep our medical personal trained. So he wants to make sure people who can’t afford it can still get treatment. We are being poisoned from many direction but not enough to keep the medical bubble from busting, nor the financial community that relies on it from caving in.
Ethanol is not as toxic as MTBE. Well, with either one, the longer we are exposed to it, the more sensitive we become.
Mascoma teams with Chevron to turn ethanol byproduct into diesel and jet fuel
as this alage is the way the oil company elite wants us to still use oil.
Originally posted by Mindmelding
reply to post by Aeons
You're assuming that farmland is used at full capacity. It's everything but.
Hemp may be easier than ethanol, whatever works. But there are other crops for ethanol that are much better than corn, and those are, purposfully, not mentioned. Ethanol can be made from a wide spectrum of sugar heavy crops, from beetroot to sugarcane and even from waste like lawn clippings and cop surplus donuts.
How is drilling miles into the ground, having massive wars and shipping across the darn planet more economically viable? I'll answer, because it allows for monopolies for those making the decisions, and ethanol is an omniavailable fuel. It's everywhere if you just look for it.