[ROCKMAN]

Revi - Welcome back, buddy. Figured you were snowed in. Been hell in Houston too: into the low 60's at night and the back up to the mid 70's during the day. I know your pain. LOL.

[vtsnowedin]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Revi', 'W')e are going to see a future with less fossil fuels, but the average person won't know it. It won't be because of climate agreements. We are going to lose access to them. We'll all have our phones and call an Uber to get around, or walk. The great thing about walking is that it uses much less fossil fuels, and you can carry along a bag and look for bottles and cans as well. We'll use a lot less fossil fuel in the winter too huddling in our tar paper shacks along the interstate overpass. See, the future isn't so bleak after all!

[StarvingLion]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Revi', 'W')e are going to see a future with less fossil fuels, but the average person won't know it. It won't be because of climate agreements. We are going to lose access to them. We'll all have our phones and call an Uber to get around, or walk. The great thing about walking is that it uses much less fossil fuels, and you can carry along a bag and look for bottles and cans as well. We'll use a lot less fossil fuel in the winter too huddling in our tar paper shacks along the interstate overpass. See, the future isn't so bleak after all!

[Outcast_Searcher]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('StarvingLion', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Revi', 'W')e are going to see a future with less fossil fuels, but the average person won't know it. It won't be because of climate agreements. We are going to lose access to them. We'll all have our phones and call an Uber to get around, or walk. The great thing about walking is that it uses much less fossil fuels, and you can carry along a bag and look for bottles and cans as well. We'll use a lot less fossil fuel in the winter too huddling in our tar paper shacks along the interstate overpass. See, the future isn't so bleak after all!

[StarvingLion]

Shell better look at reality below. Also, the Energiewende SCAM is on the brink of collapse. Free solar HAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH....

http://euanmearns.com/germanys-energiew ... /#comments

It’s widely acknowledged that Germany’s Energiewende is in trouble, but few if any recent articles have addressed the full scope of its problems.

Germany’s green energy shift is more fizzle than sizzle

https://www.politico.eu/article/germany ... an-sizzle/

Quote:
Despite the billions spent on wind and solar, the country is still hooked on coal, relying on it for almost 40 percent of its electricity. Coal provides the backup power needed when the wind doesn’t blow and the sun isn’t shining, something that will become even more crucial when the last nuclear plants close in 2022.

[careinke]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('ROCKMAN', 'O')utcast - "Heaven forbid we even try to take a meaningful step to disincentivize fossil fuel burning.." What do you mean "we", white man? LOL. Who exactly is this "we" that would readily accept a huge increase in the price of a commodity that we consume very disproportionally to our percent of the global population? You're certainly free to speak for any group you wish. But you need to clarify whose mouths you're putting those words into. Especially if you're implying they represent anything close to a majority. Otherwise you're just speaking for just one lonely voice in the wilderness.

[Outcast_Searcher]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('careinke', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('ROCKMAN', 'O')utcast - "Heaven forbid we even try to take a meaningful step to disincentivize fossil fuel burning.." What do you mean "we", white man? LOL. Who exactly is this "we" that would readily accept a huge increase in the price of a commodity that we consume very disproportionally to our percent of the global population? You're certainly free to speak for any group you wish. But you need to clarify whose mouths you're putting those words into. Especially if you're implying they represent anything close to a majority. Otherwise you're just speaking for just one lonely voice in the wilderness.

[lpetrich]

That's very interesting, but that raises an interesting question: how might the oil companies survive? My best guess is by getting into synfuels: gas-to-liquids and power-to-liquids. This will enable them to keep much of their hardware by putting it to work in renewable-energy-friendly fashion.

I am personally surprised that electric cars have gotten as far as they have, since it seems to me that combustible liquid fuels are the most convenient way to power vehicles. They have higher usable energy densities than batteries do, and they are easy to store and transport.

[Zarquon]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('lpetrich', 'T')hat's very interesting, but that raises an interesting question: how might the oil companies survive? My best guess is by getting into synfuels: gas-to-liquids and power-to-liquids. This will enable them to keep much of their hardware by putting it to work in renewable-energy-friendly fashion.