11-12-2018, 03:45 PM
That Industry week report runs along the lines of my own thoughts.
To me the smoke stack on a coal power station is an exhaust pipe by proxy for electric cars.
There are two big problems beyond this to look at.
There are local extreme weather problems caused by movement of the earths magnetic poles.
There is general warming problems that were there all the time that have been masked by air borne soot.
Now that soot has largely been banned more sun is hitting the ground and the trend of warming will go on until it meets the trend that was present at the start of the bronze age. The soot has held the warming back for a very long time but no longer since they begun banning it in the 1950s.
To me the smoke stack on a coal power station is an exhaust pipe by proxy for electric cars.
There are two big problems beyond this to look at.
There are local extreme weather problems caused by movement of the earths magnetic poles.
There is general warming problems that were there all the time that have been masked by air borne soot.
Now that soot has largely been banned more sun is hitting the ground and the trend of warming will go on until it meets the trend that was present at the start of the bronze age. The soot has held the warming back for a very long time but no longer since they begun banning it in the 1950s.
