On Sun, 18 Jun 2023 00:07:18 -0000 (UTC), pothead wrote:

> On 2023-06-17, AlleyCat <al@aohell.com> wrote:
>>
>> UK Resorts To Burning Coal Amid Wind And Solar Fail - Cap Allon
>>
>> In recent days, the UK has been enduring an "extreme heatwave" with
>> temperatures, locally, nudging above 30C (86F).
>>
>> This absurd designation, however -of "extreme"- has nothing to do with "global
>> warming'; rather, it is due to a lowering of the threshold, an intentional
>> stupefying of the public so they believe highs of 30C now warrant an official
>> government "alert".
>>
>> To deal with the "furnace" the UK has had no choice but to restart an old coal-
>> fired power plant to meet increasing energy demand. But again, this is less to
>> do with the heat, and more to do with the country's foolhardy rush into
>> unreliable renewables.
>>
>> To the chagrin of the country's crazed alarmists, the National Grid, the
>> country's electric system operator, authorized the restart of the Ratcliffe
>> power station in Nottinghamshire - as it was also forced to do during a late-
>> spring cold snap.
>>
>> The plant was due to close in March but was extended for another two years.
>>
>> "It is a sign of failure that the National Grid is turning to one of the most
>> polluting forms of power generation to deal with a summer heatwave that we know
>> has been made worse because of climate change," said Ami McCarthy, Greenpeace
>> UK's political campaigner.
>
> On the east coast of U.S whales are beaching themselves in areas where offshore wind turbines are
> running.
> Where are the greeniacs on this one?
> Same place as the women's right activists when Muslim nations and their horrific treatment of women
> is discussed.

Those places were shitholes for women long before Islam.

Dhu

> Nowhere to be found.

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