The pH of the ocean at that time went to about 7.3, the amount of carbon it would take to even go to 8.0 from present levels is staggering and would take centuries even if we went to pure coal power. This nonsense doom prediction will not happen.
Not a matter of coal mining, but rather some fields make a huge of amount of methane so collection facilities are located there. This region is the largest producing commercial coalbed methane one in the nation. Thus no mystery and no surprise, it's like someone suddenly decided they needed funding for a study and are harping on something I knew 30+ years ago.
Coal bed methane, that is in the cracks and pores of coals, is old, old and well known thing. That's why the "canary in the coal mine", why miners die in explosions, etc.
*yawn*
So you dispute this statement?
"While modern times have seen large wildfires, especially in California and Texas in the past few years, the worst fires ever seen in the United States took place over 100 years ago. "
No, it perfectly illustrates the logical flaw in using "only a crazy person who didn't care about their career would compromise Y" as a basis for assuming Y is secure. The clinical term for those using that argument is dumb-ass.
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no I don't have the same model of crystal ball as you, how about some winning lottery numbers?
Absolute pH of the ocean is what brings about (alleged) extinction event, not rate
Depends, what if we achieve D-He3 or muon catalyzed D-D fusion?
Did you know the LEL (Lower Explosive Limit) for methane in air is only 4%? Maybe your way of reasoning wouldn't quite be the best for miners
The pH of the ocean at that time went to about 7.3, the amount of carbon it would take to even go to 8.0 from present levels is staggering and would take centuries even if we went to pure coal power. This nonsense doom prediction will not happen.
probably primative tech (for fighting and fleeing) and communication, so hundreds or over a thousand could be killed
look it up, they were for both methane and CO detection. They were used in UK until 1987!
They made vector supercomputers but we have those on a chip now; so of course aggregating the products of chip and board vendors is the norm
Next up, the PicturePhone(tm) Over 50 years and still very unpopular http://techgenmag.com/2014/05/...
Not a matter of coal mining, but rather some fields make a huge of amount of methane so collection facilities are located there. This region is the largest producing commercial coalbed methane one in the nation. Thus no mystery and no surprise, it's like someone suddenly decided they needed funding for a study and are harping on something I knew 30+ years ago.
Coal bed methane, that is in the cracks and pores of coals, is old, old and well known thing. That's why the "canary in the coal mine", why miners die in explosions, etc. *yawn*
Esperanto was a failure; we already had a logical latinate language, Latin
So you dispute this statement? "While modern times have seen large wildfires, especially in California and Texas in the past few years, the worst fires ever seen in the United States took place over 100 years ago. "
let's rename the telescope to Pele's Pee Pee a god with a 30 meter diameter dong, how impressive is that?
Has what Marx proposed been tried on any scale larger than a hippie commune?
Calling a site run by a bunch of agenda driven bullshitists "science" is rather humorous, by the way
Logic fails you and the person who made your link, many smaller wildfire of the present are nothing like the monstrous natural ones of the past.
Maybe someone should tell the prez that the extent of wildfires is much less than pre-20th century levels
No, it perfectly illustrates the logical flaw in using "only a crazy person who didn't care about their career would compromise Y" as a basis for assuming Y is secure. The clinical term for those using that argument is dumb-ass.
Offtopic? The ratio of deuterium to protium from water in comets originating in the Oort cloud is 3.4 times that of Earth's water
but 2012 has that shit 8.x GUI, so it's BAD
That 8 stuff is for young-un's, we old timers love our 4.2.2.2 Originally BBN Planet 's DNS server in 1994, now owned by Level 3
No your mixing apples and kumquats. Windows 2000 doesn't belong in list, that's in NT series. WinME is between 98 and XP, it was BAD
I have file server accessible by wifi, don't need any "cloud'. Haven't had the need to attach any USB storage even though my tablet has the port
no, many of those drivers are under agreement with manufacturers, the source can't be released