The Salt Mine: Dig Deep, Stay Salty

[marinermick]

Without wishing to get into semantics, you are quoting installed capacity not actual delivery to grid figures. So in reality, renewables are collectively calculated to actually have provided 34% of power supplied to the grid, albeit that figure may increase as the installed capacity comes on line but then again, that may also be offset by added thermal generation capacity, so we will have to see where that lands.

According to the data I can see the

Even so, far far more than the less than five percent you originally quoted.

 

[true believer]

As for the topic of human driven climate impact, the Greenland Deep Ice Coring research project (amongst others) throws up some interesting results, including data that shows median global temperatures were around 2.5 degrees Celsius higher than current levels both 8,000 years ago and 1,000 years ago (the so-called Medieval warm). Both those cycles predate any significant human industrial carbon emissions, lending weight to the view of climatic change being a largely a natural phenomenon

please supply a link to this .
as for the so called, medieval warming shows a 0.4 degree variance. which is not evident in the southern hemisphere .

nice work from the kiwis especially for the echo chamber challenged .

20,000 years of Earth’s temperature reconstructed

If you need perspective on how quickly Earth's climate is changing, this should help.

interactives.stuff.co.nz

 

[FFC Mariner]

Friday night is drunk ranting night. Excellent. Let's see who calls someone a f**king moron tonight

 

[Capn Gus Bloodbeard]

Friday night is drunk ranting night. Excellent. Let's see who calls someone a f**king moron tonight

You f**king moron


(Sorry, was too tempting 🤣)

 

[Wombat]

Yet China is leading the world in transitioning its economy to green energy and has spent more than double on renewable energy infrastructure than any other country.

Your research should have told you that.

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