On the Nature of Things | Forum

noddy wrote:historically humans have needed alot of fantasy to live in their lavender lives of irrelevance.

dreams of a better tommorow, dreams of racial supremecy, dreams of hairy sky gods approving of it, dreams of any ole crap.

living in a government controlled single room ghetto and queuing up for your 1/7 billion share of rice and protein subsitute does not consitute a dream for the future.

Simple Minded wrote: Pretty soon yer gonna need a Climate Scientist to measure the difference between a Mr. Perfect and a Zack.

Mr. Perfect wrote:

Simple Minded wrote: Pretty soon yer gonna need a Climate Scientist to measure the difference between a Mr. Perfect and a Zack.

Only triangulators won't be able to tell. Everyone else will be able to tell.

Climate Expert James Hansen: New York Will Have Vanished Underwater by Midnight!

Doc wrote:Lower Manhattan to sink under the Atlantic Ocean by midnight tonight!!!

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government ... -midnight/

Climate Expert James Hansen: New York Will Have Vanished Underwater by Midnight!

Parodite wrote:ZBrZT3hB3oA

Scientists at the University of Manchester have found a surprising global warming culprit – sandwiches. In the first study of its kind, the researchers carried out an in-depth audit of various sandwiches throughout their life cycles and found the triangular meals could be responsible for the equivalent annual carbon emissions of 8.6 million cars in Britain alone.

In 1762, or so the story goes, the fourth Earl of Sandwich rocked the culinary world when he couldn't be bothered to leave the gambling table to eat and ordered the servants to just stick some meat between two slices of bread for him. Since then, the modern sandwich has become one of the most popular of food formats.

According to the British Sandwich Association (BSA), the United Kingdom spends £8 billion (US$11.3 billion) annually on 11.5 billion sandwiches, with half made at home and the other half bought at shops, supermarkets, kiosks, and service stations. To better understand the environmental impact of all these sarnies, the Manchester team looked at over 40 different sandwich types, recipes, and combinations as well as how they are made, packaged, transported, and stored. In addition, they considered the waste produced in making them, as well as the stale, rotten, or simply outdated sandwiches that are thrown away.

What the researchers found was that not all sandwiches are created equal and that some varieties have larger carbon footprints than others. The highest footprint was found in premade, prepackaged, all-day-breakfast sandwiches. These contain eggs, bacon, and sausage and are kept packaged and refrigerated until sold and eaten – all of which is estimated to add up to 1,441 g (3.18 lb) of carbon dioxide equivalent, or roughly the same as driving a car for 12 miles (19 km).

By contrast, the smallest footprint is that of a homemade ham and cheese sandwich. Overall, making your sandwiches at home potentially halves the carbon emissions compared to their prepackaged equivalents.

Study blames sandwiches for global warming

Mr. Perfect wrote:I think MMGW fundamentalist should have an immediate mental health screening and barred from owning guns.

Is the humble sandwich a climate change culprit?

https://newatlas.com/sandwiches-global-warming/53128/

Scientists at the University of Manchester have found a surprising global warming culprit – sandwiches. In the first study of its kind, the researchers carried out an in-depth audit of various sandwiches throughout their life cycles and found the triangular meals could be responsible for the equivalent annual carbon emissions of 8.6 million cars in Britain alone.

In 1762, or so the story goes, the fourth Earl of Sandwich rocked the culinary world when he couldn't be bothered to leave the gambling table to eat and ordered the servants to just stick some meat between two slices of bread for him. Since then, the modern sandwich has become one of the most popular of food formats.

According to the British Sandwich Association (BSA), the United Kingdom spends £8 billion (US$11.3 billion) annually on 11.5 billion sandwiches, with half made at home and the other half bought at shops, supermarkets, kiosks, and service stations. To better understand the environmental impact of all these sarnies, the Manchester team looked at over 40 different sandwich types, recipes, and combinations as well as how they are made, packaged, transported, and stored. In addition, they considered the waste produced in making them, as well as the stale, rotten, or simply outdated sandwiches that are thrown away.

What the researchers found was that not all sandwiches are created equal and that some varieties have larger carbon footprints than others. The highest footprint was found in premade, prepackaged, all-day-breakfast sandwiches. These contain eggs, bacon, and sausage and are kept packaged and refrigerated until sold and eaten – all of which is estimated to add up to 1,441 g (3.18 lb) of carbon dioxide equivalent, or roughly the same as driving a car for 12 miles (19 km).

By contrast, the smallest footprint is that of a homemade ham and cheese sandwich. Overall, making your sandwiches at home potentially halves the carbon emissions compared to their prepackaged equivalents.

Nonc Hilaire wrote:If there is no global warming please explain why Club Penguin disappeared.

Typhoon wrote:Those truly concerned about climate change, formerly known as AGW, should do their bit and stop eating.

Miss_Faucie_Fishtits wrote:

Nonc Hilaire wrote:If there is no global warming please explain why Club Penguin disappeared.

THIS...... ..........

Typhoon wrote:Those truly concerned about climate change, formerly known as AGW, should do their bit and stop eating.

How 'bout a gas tight seal?.............

Oops, NASA Finds Mantle Plume Melting Antarctica From Below, not ‘global warming’

Doc wrote:Man made volcanic sea level rise.

Given the weight of all that CO2 Man is producing, in hindsight it was only a matter of time before it effected the pressure inside the earth, to the point that the earth contents would start leaking out, as if the earth had acme.

https://hedgeaccordingly.com/2017/11/oo ... rming.html

Oops, NASA Finds Mantle Plume Melting Antarctica From Below, not ‘global warming’