megalithic Posted March 23, 2017 Author Share Posted March 23, 2017 Not to mention the radioactive and other toxic waste they want to dump down the wells. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
unbeliever Posted March 23, 2017 Share Posted March 23, 2017 The low income elderly kept warm next winter leading to fewer deaths. Energy prices down across the country, increasing living standards. CO2 emissions down and a big drop in pollution. Reduction in deforestation for "biofuels". Better funding for public services through higher tax revenue. A boost to economic growth improving living standards again. ¿ We must surely stop all these horrific things. ¿ Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jeffrey Shaw Posted March 23, 2017 Share Posted March 23, 2017 That FB page is worth a look if you want a good laugh at some terrible spelling and general ignornance! Look at your final word...then tell us about terrible spelling. And get a spellchecker! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Obelix Posted March 23, 2017 Share Posted March 23, 2017 Look at your final word...then tell us about terrible spelling. And get a spellchecker! I would have though that if you were to criticise spelling, you may want a grammar checker yourself... After all starting and ending sentences with a preposition is something up with which I will not put. Apologies to Churchill..... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Margarita Ma Posted March 23, 2017 Share Posted March 23, 2017 (edited) The low income elderly kept warm next winter leading to fewer deaths. Energy prices down across the country, increasing living standards. CO2 emissions down and a big drop in pollution. Reduction in deforestation for "biofuels". Better funding for public services through higher tax revenue. A boost to economic growth improving living standards again. ¿ We must surely stop all these horrific things. ¿ There won't be any point in keeping the elderly warm if they are being poisoned along with the rest of us by all the toxins entering the water table. We can boost economic growth by using the waste we produce to generate heat to run the country instead of it being released into the atmosphere as so much hot air and a bad smell. See below £5m 'green' plant for landfill site - Yorkshire Post http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/163-5m-green-plant-for-landfill-site-1-2552776 20 Dec 2004 - Viridor plans renewable energy station A CONTROVERSIAL landfill site could ... Viridor hopes to begin power generation at Parkwood in autumn next year. ... and a liquid waste treatment plant at Salmon Pastures, Attercliffe. Viridor invests £2 million in Sheffield glass sorting line - letsrecycle.com http://www.letsrecycle.com/news/...news/viridor-invests-2-million-in-sheffield-glass-sorting-... 19 Apr 2016 - ... in the facility, located at Salmon Pastures near the centre of Sheffield, ... the 'End of Waste' accreditation for glass produced – an external quality ... of 327 advanced recycling, energy recovery and landfill diversion facilities, ... Viridor increases recycling tonnage by 8% - letsrecycle.com http://www.letsrecycle.com/news/latest-news/viridor-increases-recycling-tonnage-by-8/ 22 Sep 2010 - This was attributed to it winning six new recycling-led contracts, as well as ... of three new materials recycling facilities – at Ford, Salmon Pastures and ... its recycling capacity by 10% and renewable power generation by 5%. Solar power becoming world's cheapest form of electricity production ... http://www.independent.co.uk/.../solar-power-worlds-cheapest-electricity-production-energ... 15 Dec 2016 - Data produced by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) showed the cost of solar in 58 lower-income countries – including China, Brazil and ... [PDF]Download - Pennon Group http://www.pennon-group.co.uk/sites/default/files/.../viridor_sustainability_report_2010.pdf management and renewable energy companies, is ... waste by recycling and energy generation is critically .... Ford, Salmon Pastures and Bargeddie. MRFs, and ... #Editor'sPick – glass recycling, bioenergy, waste-to-energy | AcuComm acucomm.net/wordpress/?p=998 12 May 2016 - ... project at its Sheffield glass recycling plant at Salmon Pastures, making a total ... Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) is providing A$3 ... case for establishing a proposed A$800 million biofuel production facility ... Editor'sPick – glass recycling, bioenergy, waste-to-energy - AcuComm acucomm.net/blog/998 12 May 2016 - ... project at its Sheffield glass recycling plant at Salmon Pastures, making a total ... Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) is providing A$3 ... case for establishing a proposed A$800 million biofuel production facility ... Energy and the New Reality 1: Energy Efficiency and the Demand for ... https://books.google.co.uk/books?isbn=113654271X Danny Harvey - 2010 - Technology & Engineering Energy Efficiency and the Demand for Energy Services Danny Harvey ... 24 Lean beef 45 Humus 18 Salmon 44 Note: Differences in crop yield (mass produced per ... In systems where animals are largely pasture-fed, much of the food energy ... Searches related to New energy production at Salmon Pastures renewable energy by country percentage europe renewable energy statistics new power series windeurope new power episode new power rangers +90 country code varzesh3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sorry this is so long but the links don't seem to work. ---------- Post added 23-03-2017 at 17:54 ---------- I would have though that if you were to criticise spelling, you may want a grammar checker yourself... After all starting and ending sentences with a preposition is something up with which I will not put. Apologies to Churchill..... Obilix you are so funny sometimes, stopit. I nearly wet myself. Edited March 23, 2017 by Margarita Ma Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Obelix Posted March 23, 2017 Share Posted March 23, 2017 The energy released from burning waste is to all intents and purposes b****- all. Waste incineration merely gets the volumes down to manageable sizes. If you are going to discuss this with UB I'd suggest sciencing up and learning about it - and I don't mean the whackjob list of sites there I mean proper science. You are aware that Gaslands and the associated outrage is entirely faked yes? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
unbeliever Posted March 23, 2017 Share Posted March 23, 2017 There won't be any point in keeping the elderly warm if they are being poisoned along with the rest of us by all the toxins entering the water table. We can boost economic growth by using the waste we produce to generate heat to run the country instead of it being released into the atmosphere as so much hot air and a bad smell. See below £5m 'green' plant for landfill site - Yorkshire Post http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/163-5m-green-plant-for-landfill-site-1-2552776 20 Dec 2004 - Viridor plans renewable energy station A CONTROVERSIAL landfill site could ... Viridor hopes to begin power generation at Parkwood in autumn next year. ... and a liquid waste treatment plant at Salmon Pastures, Attercliffe. Viridor invests £2 million in Sheffield glass sorting line - letsrecycle.com http://www.letsrecycle.com/news/...news/viridor-invests-2-million-in-sheffield-glass-sorting-... 19 Apr 2016 - ... in the facility, located at Salmon Pastures near the centre of Sheffield, ... the 'End of Waste' accreditation for glass produced – an external quality ... of 327 advanced recycling, energy recovery and landfill diversion facilities, ... Viridor increases recycling tonnage by 8% - letsrecycle.com http://www.letsrecycle.com/news/latest-news/viridor-increases-recycling-tonnage-by-8/ 22 Sep 2010 - This was attributed to it winning six new recycling-led contracts, as well as ... of three new materials recycling facilities – at Ford, Salmon Pastures and ... its recycling capacity by 10% and renewable power generation by 5%. Solar power becoming world's cheapest form of electricity production ... http://www.independent.co.uk/.../solar-power-worlds-cheapest-electricity-production-energ... 15 Dec 2016 - Data produced by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) showed the cost of solar in 58 lower-income countries – including China, Brazil and ... [PDF]Download - Pennon Group http://www.pennon-group.co.uk/sites/default/files/.../viridor_sustainability_report_2010.pdf management and renewable energy companies, is ... waste by recycling and energy generation is critically .... Ford, Salmon Pastures and Bargeddie. MRFs, and ... #Editor'sPick – glass recycling, bioenergy, waste-to-energy | AcuComm acucomm.net/wordpress/?p=998 12 May 2016 - ... project at its Sheffield glass recycling plant at Salmon Pastures, making a total ... Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) is providing A$3 ... case for establishing a proposed A$800 million biofuel production facility ... Editor'sPick – glass recycling, bioenergy, waste-to-energy - AcuComm acucomm.net/blog/998 12 May 2016 - ... project at its Sheffield glass recycling plant at Salmon Pastures, making a total ... Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) is providing A$3 ... case for establishing a proposed A$800 million biofuel production facility ... Energy and the New Reality 1: Energy Efficiency and the Demand for ... https://books.google.co.uk/books?isbn=113654271X Danny Harvey - 2010 - Technology & Engineering Energy Efficiency and the Demand for Energy Services Danny Harvey ... 24 Lean beef 45 Humus 18 Salmon 44 Note: Differences in crop yield (mass produced per ... In systems where animals are largely pasture-fed, much of the food energy ... Searches related to New energy production at Salmon Pastures renewable energy by country percentage europe renewable energy statistics new power series windeurope new power episode new power rangers +90 country code varzesh3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sorry this is so long but the links don't seem to work. ---------- Post added 23-03-2017 at 17:54 ---------- Obilix you are so funny sometimes, stopit. I nearly wet myself. These schemes you refer to are expensive. Gas is cheap. The money ultimately comes from energy consumers. This is all perfectly obvious. The risk of water pollution is negligible with even basic regulation. Nothing is without risk. All the schemes you allude to have risks too. Fracking makes energy cheaper and cleaner. Oppose it at the cost of making poor people do without. There's no way out of this equation. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robin-H Posted March 23, 2017 Share Posted March 23, 2017 There won't be any point in keeping the elderly warm if they are being poisoned along with the rest of us by all the toxins entering the water table. You're implying that the elderly won't benefit from reduced heating prices because they'll be killed by poisonous toxins? How many people have been killed by fracking? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Margarita Ma Posted March 23, 2017 Share Posted March 23, 2017 You're implying that the elderly won't benefit from reduced heating prices because they'll be killed by poisonous toxins? How many people have been killed by fracking? Fracking LawyerFracking In The USAWhat is Fracking?REPORT A CASE Call Ostroff Injury Law - Logo at (855) 880-6667 HomeFracking Royalty FraudFracking ChemicalsEnvironmental RisksFracking EquipmentFracking Lawsuits Why Is Worksite Safety Such a Low Priority in the Fracking Industry? Some occupations are inherently more dangerous than others. A NASCAR driver faces greater risks than a member of his pit crew, and that mechanic in turn has a riskier job than a librarian watching the race as a spectator. But risks are relative, and they can be managed. Government and industry generally agree to act to minimize workplace dangers, even for relatively hazardous jobs. But then we consider the hydraulic fracturing industry. Fracking is unlike other mining operations: all the personnel are above ground in the open air. You would think that careful safety precautions could make this a relatively low-risk job, in comparison to other industrial operations. And you would be wrong. Occupational deaths in the oil and gas extraction industry have been running around 27.5 per 100,000 workers, a total that is more than seven times the death rate for U.S. workers on average. What makes fracking jobs so often deadly? Energy industry workers perform physically demanding labor using heavy—and sometimes dangerous—equipment. Is this why fracking is a fatal job all too frequently? A study the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) suggests otherwise. The researchers found that the most common fatality for energy workers was traffic accidents, followed by being struck by an object. Other causes of death varied according to the role played by the worker—contractor, well servicing company employee, or operator. The study also found that workers employed by small companies have five times the fatality rate as workers from large companies. One response to this new concern about worker fatalities in the energy sector was a sharply worded letter from the heads of the AFL-CIO, the United Steelworkers, and the United Mine Workers to three key federal agonies. The labor organizations demand that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), and Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) take immediate steps to improve safety for energy extraction workers. It urges the agencies to issue a joint “hazard alert” to highlight safety and health risks in the fracking industry, with a special focus on silica exposures. Meanwhile, industry injuries continue to pile up At the same time the labor industry was appealing for greater government oversight, a poorly maintained tanker truck carrying fracking chemicals crashed in Colorado, forcing the closure of a highway and the deployment of a hazardous materials team to handle the release. And just days earlier, two workers in Texas were injured when a hydraulic fracturing tank exploded. Incidents such as these remind us that the general public is also placed at risk when the fracking industry neglects fundamental safety procedures. We have been too trusting that the energy industry will be able and willing to adopt strict safety measures. It seems that trust was misplaced. Stronger government regulation might be helpful, but it seems unlikely that the political climate in Washington DC or Harrisburg will allow a significant strengthening of rules governing energy companies in the near future. With fracking expanding across Pennsylvania—and now moving from rural areas to cities—the dimensions of the crisis are growing. Addressing the problem, one incident at a time If we can’t rely on industry or government to act in the public interest (at least in the short term), then the only option left is to respond to incidents as they arise. Fortunately, in Pennsylvania we have the resources of the only Frackcident™ law firm in America. Ostroff Injury Law has helped victims of fracking accidents—at work sites and on the highways—across the Marcellus Shale region. At Ostroff Injury Law, our Pennsylvania fracking injury lawyers are ready to investigate your injury case to determine who is at fault and what compensation they owe you. Fracking companies are making huge profits as they tear up our land, destroy our environment, and injure our workers and neighbors. They must be held accountable. Call Jon Ostroff today at (855) 880-6667 or fill in the online form to get a FREE, no-obligation evaluation of your case. Still think there is no problem. This is fact. When American Lawyers think they can make a profit from injury there is a problem. The newspaper items I found did not give enough breakdown of the accidents in the oil and gas industry. Given the current government and it's cutbacks do you really think this industry will be properly monitored for safetywhen they cannot even run the country's prisons properly and The hospitals are overflowing because wards have been closed while the population continues to grow and people live longer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
area 51 Posted March 23, 2017 Share Posted March 23, 2017 I love all these NIMBY responses. If you asked anyone whether they would want a [....insert option here..] next to their house the answer would ultimately be no. It wont matter if its a Power Station Railway New Road New Stores Hospital School College Church Mosque Synagogue Nature Reserve Nudist Camp. You cannot get around the fact that wherever they place it, its ALWAYS going to be next door to someone. It does not mean that their requirement isnt a necessary investment for the future. The world changes. 20-30 years ago all those people bought nice isolated properties surrounded by fields probably did not expect them to be turned into mass new buyer housing estates usually with a generic chain pub and a Tesco stuck in the middle of it. However they have because the damand for such things became a necessity. No wonder this country is always so far behind the rest of the world. I know what two initials I would like to say to the NIMBYs Perhaps developers should offer to buy their properties off them so they can live somewhere else instead.Just a thought!.I am not a nimby,i already have houses built all round mine already,just a suggestion to get around these problems. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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