Hyperbole doesn't respect any political boundary and nuance in public discourse is dead. As an example "laws outlawing the sale of Combustion engine cars by 2035" mischaracterizes all but the most extreme proposals. I generally agree with your point.
I'm sorry, but it beggars belief that support for climate action depends more on messaging hyperbole than identity or material interests.
Don't you love it when @davidallen regales us with his vast knowledge of all things chemical and mechanical. How on earth did Google not see the infinite resource they had under contract and let him get away?
Its all about the Benjamin's bub. I have been part of numerous teams putting together programs for companies all of the country. I have worked on creating pellet fuel from our diverted wood from the landfill. The customer loved the product and it worked great for them, but it cost 3 times as much. I was part of a team that produced off road diesel from methane that burns off of the landfill. (too expensive). Tulsa Quarry landfill helps provide methane gas to Lafarge via a pipeline we installed in 2009. There are a lot of projects like this but they are not cost effective in middle america. Land fill costs are about 30 per ton, it was 18 per ton in 2020. In 2020 my recycle costs (COST) was 58 per ton.
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The real world blows the mind of leftist.Its all about the Benjamin's bub. I have been part of numerous teams putting together programs for companies all of the country. I have worked on creating pellet fuel from our diverted wood from the landfill. The customer loved the product and it worked great for them, but it cost 3 times as much. I was part of a team that produced off road diesel from methane that burns off of the landfill. (too expensive). Tulsa Quarry landfill helps provide methane gas to Lafarge via a pipeline we installed in 2009. There are a lot of projects like this but they are not cost effective in middle america. Land fill costs are about 30 per ton, it was 18 per ton in 2020. In 2020 my recycle costs (COST) was 58 per ton.
It is just a lot of labor for separation. I ran 80 plus people on my lines. The labor cost is just astronomical. 300k per month just for sorting labor. Did we get some back with our recyclables? Yes we did, but about 100 to 150 k depending on the metal sorted. The wood was ground and then turned to preen mulch in Miami, OK at Old Castle materials
USA: Lafarge, waste management set up landfill methane system
Waste management and Lafarge North America will unveil a US$2m landfill methane fuel system Friday at Lafarge’s Tulsa Cement plant. This alternative fuel system represents one of three that coul...www.cemnet.com
Waste Management to Fuel Trucks from Landfill Methane
Waste Management is investing $30 million in new technology that will make enough natural gas to power 800 of its trucks.
Like I said, material interestsIts all about the Benjamin's bub. I have been part of numerous teams putting together programs for companies all of the country. I have worked on creating pellet fuel from our diverted wood from the landfill. The customer loved the product and it worked great for them, but it cost 3 times as much. I was part of a team that produced off road diesel from methane that burns off of the landfill. (too expensive). Tulsa Quarry landfill helps provide methane gas to Lafarge via a pipeline we installed in 2009. There are a lot of projects like this but they are not cost effective in middle america. Land fill costs are about 30 per ton, it was 18 per ton in 2020. In 2020 my recycle costs (COST) was 58 per ton.
It is just a lot of labor for separation. I ran 80 plus people on my lines. The labor cost is just astronomical. 300k per month just for sorting labor. Did we get some back with our recyclables? Yes we did, but about 100 to 150 k depending on the metal sorted. The wood was ground and then turned to preen mulch in Miami, OK at Old Castle materials
USA: Lafarge, waste management set up landfill methane system
Waste management and Lafarge North America will unveil a US$2m landfill methane fuel system Friday at Lafarge’s Tulsa Cement plant. This alternative fuel system represents one of three that coul...
Waste Management to Fuel Trucks from Landfill Methane
Waste Management is investing $30 million in new technology that will make enough natural gas to power 800 of its trucks.
Yeah that's the main oneYour funny. The material of interest at the end of the day is
There you have it, @Forpetessake, @davidallen has declared you to have posted something profound. If anyone recognizes profundity it's David. You should celebrate! It's not everyone that gets such an endorsement from such a brilliant guy!
What hyperbole? Show me. Have you read California's new EO that outlaws the sale of new combustion engine cars in 2035. I WISH there was hyperbole in my post. BTW, I linked to the story on NBC, so there's no question about me using some right-wing spin website for my opinion.
www.nbcnews.com
Same question. What hyperbole? Please state which line item in my prior post isn't factual.
Btw, I also find it ironic you don't call out the hyperbole of the left. Unlike my statement above, Governor Newsome certainly can poetically wax hyperbole with the best of them.
"New" as in nuance?What hyperbole? Show me. Have you read California's new EO that outlaws the sale of new combustion engine cars in 2035. I WISH there was hyperbole in my post. BTW, I linked to the story on NBC, so there's no question about me using some right-wing spin website for my opinion.
California Gov. signs order banning sale of gasoline-powered cars by 2035
The order aims to phase out cars with internal combustion engines within 15 years by requiring that all new cars be zero-emission vehicles.
Its amazing the level of nuance you will seek just to defend your team.
That one additional word kinda changes things doesn't it? "Hyperbole knows no political bounds" is a tribal defense of Dems? Really?
You literally just wrote a decent length paragraph about the hyperbole you perceive from the left. That's the hyperbole I was referring to
Cars cause global warming and global warming melts glaciers. No hyperbole there.
Actually that is very hyperbolic. The inference from your statement is all global warming is caused by cars, and that is clearly not the case.
As proven by the negligible reduction in global warming trends even with 75% of the cars off the road during the first several months of the pandemic.
See. even Pilt agrees. Because we all know if he could have rebutted it with a Google link, he'd have done so.
