War What Is It Good For? Money, Money, Money
Israel’s war on Palestine has generated the equivalent of burning 675,000 tons of coal and causing 166.5 million tons of debris. Thousands of zoo animals have died of starvation. Pets have been bombarded with bombs and died due to lack of water. Solid waste up to 300,000 tons have accumulated in makeshift dumps. Contamination by asbestos and heavy metals, dust and fine particles, toxic waste from hospitals and industries, and diseases spread by decomposing bodies. Where are the Climate Protesters?
“US’s “War on Terror” has released 1.2 billion metric tons of greenhouse gases, which is more warming than the annual emissions of 257 million cars.” War Games kill an uncounted number of sea mammals and consumable fish. The US military has the largest climate footprint in the world with Qatar coming in second. In one year Lockheed Martin contributed 33 megatons of GHG emissions. Airbus’ contribution was 444 megatons and Raytheon 12.7 megatons. To charge one electric vehicle uses the same energy for 257 homes.
The Economist, “The exponential growth of solar power will change the world”. Also from The Economist, “China’s giant solar industry is in trouble”. Why? Overcapacity.
Europe is transitioning away from natural gas to hydrogen as their newest green initiative. The Steam Method of producing hydrogen requires natural gas, water and biomass. The production of one ton produces 6.7 to 9.3 tons of carbon dioxide. Electricity from the grid can be used to produce hydrogen through water electrolysis. What powers the grid? Don’t we have a water crisis? Brought to you by our ever evaporating – Scientists. Those ‘experts’ who routinely falsify their reports to s
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