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Originally Posted by shetlan  Solar Panels are
1: Useless when it's clowdy - which makes them useless to most of the world as a practical power source. |
No because when the sun is at its brightest is when the least amount of power is being used. So the panels store the power for later. Also the panels arn't to power the entire house. They power a percentage of the house, it is to reduce the dependance on power stations. And there is still enough light on a cloudy day to power solar pannels as the clouds don't filter the UV rays.
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Originally Posted by shetlan The logging companies that cut down "the rainforest" plant new trees where they cut down the old ones - if they didn't, there would be nothing to cut down later.
That has nothing to do with "balance" it's just sound business practices. |
But they can't replace the rainforest (biodevercity) so they are whiping out entire animal populations. Also most of the logging is not for the timber itself, a lot of it is to create farm land.
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Originally Posted by shetlan As far as the dead-zones go - animal poop and fertilizer are the largest causes they're citing.
Animals (and people) have been pooping as long as there have been animals, and their poop has been washed into the sea as long as there has been rain.
Fertilizer, is largely animal poop (see previous point). |
The fertilizer that is the issue is the artifisal. And its the run off from farms. This is not natural. You cannot denie that dead zones are of human creation and that they are a massive problem.
The Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone