February 12, 2020
The Future is Coal - in Japan
Timothy Birdnow
If you want to know what's really happening you should look at what pragmatic people do. Climate Change, for instance; people are buying beachfront property, not selling. When they were talking about Peak Oil you had George Soros and others like him buying oil and gas stocks. And now...
Japan to Build 22 Coal Burning Power Plants
Clearly the Japanese think there is a future in coal. Why?
Well, it'll be cheap now that the rich nations have stopped using it out of concern about Global Warming.
And after Fukishima the Japanese are concerned about building nuclear plants on a typhoon plagued volcanic island.
Don't look at what people say, look at what they do. China is still using coal, and so is India. Now Japan. How long before the pendulum swings back?
If you want to know what's really happening you should look at what pragmatic people do. Climate Change, for instance; people are buying beachfront property, not selling. When they were talking about Peak Oil you had George Soros and others like him buying oil and gas stocks. And now...
Japan to Build 22 Coal Burning Power Plants
Clearly the Japanese think there is a future in coal. Why?
Well, it'll be cheap now that the rich nations have stopped using it out of concern about Global Warming.
And after Fukishima the Japanese are concerned about building nuclear plants on a typhoon plagued volcanic island.
Don't look at what people say, look at what they do. China is still using coal, and so is India. Now Japan. How long before the pendulum swings back?
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This just in: St. Great of Thunberg to conduct lecture series in Tokyo, Kobe, Hiroshima, Kyoto, in 5..., 4..., 3..., 2... to convince them of the error of their ways.
Oh, wait. The little darling doesn't speak Japanese, does she? Well, courses canceled. What a pity. And think of the nice sushi she'll have to miss out on. It's better than the lutefisk she probably eats at home. Oh, whazzat you way? She doesn't like lutefisk either? My, my, how culturally insensitive!
Oh, wait. The little darling doesn't speak Japanese, does she? Well, courses canceled. What a pity. And think of the nice sushi she'll have to miss out on. It's better than the lutefisk she probably eats at home. Oh, whazzat you way? She doesn't like lutefisk either? My, my, how culturally insensitive!
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 12, 2020 10:49 PM (3ESpR)
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I'm sure the Japanese are heart broken Greta isn't going to make that a stop.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at February 13, 2020 07:51 AM (51rmE)
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But they are very stoic and hide their feelings. And therefore, so must we.
Pass the sake, please.
Pass the sake, please.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 13, 2020 10:26 AM (wp4a2)
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