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geology.com
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| | | | | Economics, climate change and government support give renewable energy sources an opportunity for growth. | |
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www.manhattancontrarian.com
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| | | | | * Undoubtedly, by this time in your life you have read a hundred times, or maybe a thousand, that beef production is a "major contributor" to climate change. It's one of those narratives that has become a continuous drumbeat in the progressive press. * Probably, you have had no reason to question it. Without thinking about it, you likely assume that this narrative is probably true. * But there is good reason to think critically about this one. Among the various scare stories used to take further control of your life, this is one of the more important. With the war against fossil fuels, there is at least the pretense that their use can be reduced or eliminated without major effect on your lifestyle - i.e., just replace the energy from fossil fuels with "cheap" electricity from wind and sun. There is no such pretense with the war on beef. The end game is unabashedly to reduce your standard of living by taking away one of the most important and best parts of your diet. * So is it true that beef production is a major contributor to climate change? | |
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judithcurry.com
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| | | | | by Balázs M. Fekete For over three decades, the reduction of CO2 emission was the primary motivation for promoting the transition from fossil fuels to alternative energy sources. Concerns about the inevitable exhaustion of fossil fuels were considered particularly during energy crises, but these concerns died out quickly as discoveries of new fossil fuel reserves... | |
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climateguy.blogspot.com
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| | | The original version of this article was published on the Activist Teacher blog on May 8, 2011. The present (SECOND version) is the May 12, ... | ||
