How is it fair to all the other countries that the US produces much more CO2 than they do?
If you're pumping out twice as much CO2 as China, and they are making most of your stuff. Explain why you shouldn't be paying something towards cleaning up your own mess?
It's almost as if I knew all that, and was pointing out that being a democracy doesn't seem to have stopped the US from being in a constant state of war. Plenty of other democracies were quite willing to tag along also.
How is letting people who produce much less emissions than you do, produce a bit more, but still much less than you do "Giving them a free pass" ?
Aren't you just trying to grandfather in your free pass, by saying those people shouldn't be allowed to emit as much as you yourself already do?
It’s worth noting that Now Playing is turned off by default. You have to explicitly turn it on in the setup flow when first starting your Pixel 2 or Pixel 2 XL, or in Settings (as shown above).
Electric power plants in America comprise a relatively small number of facilities, but, their toxic emissions dwarf other industrial sectors.
Whereas literally thousands of chemical plants and other industries reported toxic emissions to EPA’s Toxics Release Inventory in 2010, only a few hundred power plants reported mercury and hydrochloric acid emissions, and only 59 power plants reported selenium emissions. Yet, despite the relatively small number of facilities, electric utilities emit more arsenic, mercury, selenium, and hydrochloric acid than any other industrial sector, and the utility industry emits the second highest total emissions of chromium and nickel of all industry sectors.
The electric power industry emits almost two-thirds of the nation's industrial arsenic emissions.
Only 59 power plants representing the entire electric utility sector reported selenium emissions in 2010. Yet, the utility industry is still the top selenium emitter of all industry sectors, releasing 250,220 pounds, or 125 tons, of selenium into the nation’s air. That’s 76.3 percent of all industrial selenium emissions.
Some states have seen major drops in reported emissions of dangerous heavy metals, while other states have made little progress to reduce these air toxics.
From 2009 to 2010, power plant lead emissions actually increased in 16 states.
Pennsylvania – by far the largest state in terms of power plant arsenic emissions – has actually increased its reported power plant arsenic emissions over the past decade, from 15,861 pounds reported in 2001, to 17,666 pounds of arsenic reported in 2010.
That the headline is meaningless clickbait. It makes no difference how many companies, yet thats the main focus of the headline and summary. What was your point?
Pretty pictures may get you the first round of funding, when that dries up it's not too hard to lay a few tracks to show how 'serious' you are for the next round of suckers / investors.
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75% of the worlds exported food... Hahahahahaha
You will have to troll better than that, make your lies at least a tiny bit believable.
How is it fair to all the other countries that the US produces much more CO2 than they do?
If you're pumping out twice as much CO2 as China, and they are making most of your stuff. Explain why you shouldn't be paying something towards cleaning up your own mess?
Then they should just sell the solar power.
They can.
But how would they make you install all their shovelware and buy things from their app store?
It's so cute that you think you do.
It's almost as if I knew all that, and was pointing out that being a democracy doesn't seem to have stopped the US from being in a constant state of war. Plenty of other democracies were quite willing to tag along also.
Like the US you mean?
Wait, I'm being told they aren't a democracy but a Republic. Carry on...
How is letting people who produce much less emissions than you do, produce a bit more, but still much less than you do "Giving them a free pass" ?
Aren't you just trying to grandfather in your free pass, by saying those people shouldn't be allowed to emit as much as you yourself already do?
Why? How many did you think there were?
It took the NSA 3 years to notice or 3 years to let everyone else know...
It’s worth noting that Now Playing is turned off by default. You have to explicitly turn it on in the setup flow when first starting your Pixel 2 or Pixel 2 XL, or in Settings (as shown above).
"This is on my phone why?
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Because you installed it by mistake and are too silly to remove it?
Because you needed something to complain about?
Can you tell us? Why did you put it on your phone?
So it's a little bit like outback Australia then?
Electric power plants in America comprise a relatively small number of facilities, but, their toxic emissions dwarf other industrial sectors. Whereas literally thousands of chemical plants and other industries reported toxic emissions to EPA’s Toxics Release Inventory in 2010, only a few hundred power plants reported mercury and hydrochloric acid emissions, and only 59 power plants reported selenium emissions. Yet, despite the relatively small number of facilities, electric utilities emit more arsenic, mercury, selenium, and hydrochloric acid than any other industrial sector, and the utility industry emits the second highest total emissions of chromium and nickel of all industry sectors.
The electric power industry emits almost two-thirds of the nation's industrial arsenic emissions.
Only 59 power plants representing the entire electric utility sector reported selenium emissions in 2010. Yet, the utility industry is still the top selenium emitter of all industry sectors, releasing 250,220 pounds, or 125 tons, of selenium into the nation’s air. That’s 76.3 percent of all industrial selenium emissions.
Some states have seen major drops in reported emissions of dangerous heavy metals, while other states have made little progress to reduce these air toxics.
From 2009 to 2010, power plant lead emissions actually increased in 16 states.
Pennsylvania – by far the largest state in terms of power plant arsenic emissions – has actually increased its reported power plant arsenic emissions over the past decade, from 15,861 pounds reported in 2001, to 17,666 pounds of arsenic reported in 2010.
Lucky it's only a few hundred...
Unless half the food also dies the first day...
Was that your suicide note?
Yes, the most famous story about Chinese oppression is about a guy not getting run over by a tank...
My point is that your average citizen of China isn't granted permission to leave by default. You need a good reason as defined by the state.
A good reason like wanting to have a holiday? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/tra...
Work available, for the other robots.
They wont need to. If their GDP per capita gets anywhere close, they will already be more than double the US's size.
They just wave their hands and set official exchange rates
You clearly have no idea how exchange rates work. Why do you continue to pretend that you do?
That the headline is meaningless clickbait. It makes no difference how many companies, yet thats the main focus of the headline and summary. What was your point?
So if we split those 100 companies in half and make 200 companies, will that make the pollution better or worse?
Pretty pictures may get you the first round of funding, when that dries up it's not too hard to lay a few tracks to show how 'serious' you are for the next round of suckers / investors.
And how many hours a day do you spend here? I see you posting all the time.