RE: cannabis, cancer and mechanism, and climate.

['Chris de Morsella <cdemorse...@yahoo.com>' via Everything List]

 

 

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[mailto:everything-list@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of LizR
Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2014 8:28 PM
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Subject: Re: cannabis, cancer and mechanism, and climate.

 

On 23 April 2014 15:09, 'Chris de Morsella <cdemorse...@yahoo.com>' via 
Everything List <everything-list@googlegroups.com> wrote:

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>>Understood, but China is not pursuing a policy of eliminating AGW, but 
>>reducing smog in its cities. Its not a kumbaya  moment now for anything 
>>nowbin east asia as you hsve noticed, regarding china. The best way then to 
>>reduce carbon emissions is to develop clean energy generators, that can be 
>>installed quickly, reliably, abundantly, and china will follow, because it 
>>will be cleaner then coal, and quicker and cheaper thsn nukes. But it must be 
>>available to buy or steal from us, so if the chinese do this, it will help us 
>>never the less.

And yet... APAC countries are forecast to install more than 23 gigawatts (GW) 
of solar PV in 2014, which is around half of the expected world total for new 
installed capacity for this year and is a 35% annual growth over last year's 
total for the APAC region. Almost all of this new capacity (95%) is getting 
installed in just five (APAC) countries: China, Japan, India, Australia, and 
Thailand.  The Chinese Bureau of Energy recently announced an aggressive target 
of 12 GW for 2014, with 8 GW to be installed on rooftops, and the remaining 4 
GW located on the ground. It has set itself a goal of having 35 gigawatts of 
installed solar power capacity by the end of 2015. This is an aggressive move 
to transition away from a carbon based energy towards a system increasingly 
based off of harvesting the natural and FREE solar flux. Again I think you are 
a little confused on the facts here. This is not just a smog reduction program 
-- though it will certainly contribute to reducing smog -- this is moving 
aggressively on a large scale towards solar power. China is very rapidly 
overtaking the US -- which already lags behind Germany and Italy -- in terms of 
its installed solar PV base.
What most Americans and also Europeans are not aware of is that China also has 
(in 2012) an installed base of 250GW of rooftop solar water heaters, and leads 
the world in solar hot water heating by a huge margin. Americans and Europeans 
mostly burn natural gas to heat their water. Following? Or is that actually 
leading? The next largest country is Germany with about 30GW, followed by Italy 
with about 20GW (nice but not in the same league as China's 250GW) The US by 
comparison has less than 5 GW.
Oh and by the way more than 80% of PV modules produced globally will be made in 
Asia -- lead again by China.
Is this what you meant by a smog reduction program?

You're engaged in a smog reduction programme yourself! :-)

 

LOL Yes J

Information smog enables the carbon interests to continue to keep the world 
addicted to their product, at great profit for them, hence the motive.

 

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