Coal produces about 33% of global electricitySolar and wind produce 8–9% eachElectricity meets about 20% of total energy demandhttps://www.visualcapitalist.com/coal-still-powers-more-electricity/
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@dnkboston @knud @gerrymcgovern rew-enfranchisement will not happen peacefully. Enfranchisement did not happen peacefully. It took 100 yrs from the Civil War to Civil Rights and a LOT of bloodshed.
@jonesmurphy I don't want to shed anyone's blood--or cause anyone's blood to be shed--but if that's where they insist on taking this, here we go.
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@jonesmurphy I don't want to shed anyone's blood--or cause anyone's blood to be shed--but if that's where they insist on taking this, here we go.
@dnkboston I want to shed the blood of Nazis, just as much as they want to shed mine because they are obsessed with being inbred and believe that this is superior to diverse ancestry. This ain't 1939 or 1776. They can bring it and find out.
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@dnkboston I want to shed the blood of Nazis, just as much as they want to shed mine because they are obsessed with being inbred and believe that this is superior to diverse ancestry. This ain't 1939 or 1776. They can bring it and find out.
@jonesmurphy I want them to be dragged into court, convicted, and live out a long sentence in prison. I'm vengeful.
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@jonesmurphy If they keep taking away our legal recourses...let's just say I'm not going to ask people not to do anything stupid anymore.
@dnkboston "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable" JFK, exactly 3 yrs to the day before I was born.
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@jonesmurphy I want them to be dragged into court, convicted, and live out a long sentence in prison. I'm vengeful.
@dnkboston I hope that does happen. It's a huge improvement on what I expect, namely Civil War II
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@dnkboston "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable" JFK, exactly 3 yrs to the day before I was born.
@jonesmurphy I rarely have anything good to say about JFK, but in this case, yep.
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@dnkboston I hope that does happen. It's a huge improvement on what I expect, namely Civil War II
@jonesmurphy We're there. I'm steeling myself for when my future grandchildren ask me, "Halmoni, what did you do during the war?"
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@jonesmurphy I rarely have anything good to say about JFK, but in this case, yep.
@dnkboston JFK was quite decent as US Presidents go. Just imagine that he was immediately followed by Richard Nixon, the most similar previous President to Trump. JFK aggressively advocated for the Civil Rights Act, something which very likely contributed to his murder.
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@dnkboston JFK was quite decent as US Presidents go. Just imagine that he was immediately followed by Richard Nixon, the most similar previous President to Trump. JFK aggressively advocated for the Civil Rights Act, something which very likely contributed to his murder.
@jonesmurphy He was rapey and racist. Also, I'm from Boston, so I've been choking for a while on how great all things Kennedy are.
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@jonesmurphy He was rapey and racist. Also, I'm from Boston, so I've been choking for a while on how great all things Kennedy are.
@dnkboston most white voters voted against JFK in 1960 due to his insufficient racism. When he gave his aggressive speech for the Civil Rights Act in June 1963, his approval among white voters crashed hard. Boston wasn't very fond of JFK back then. They like him a lot better dead than alive. Like MLK.
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@dnkboston most white voters voted against JFK in 1960 due to his insufficient racism. When he gave his aggressive speech for the Civil Rights Act in June 1963, his approval among white voters crashed hard. Boston wasn't very fond of JFK back then. They like him a lot better dead than alive. Like MLK.
@jonesmurphy He said some really disgusting things to a diplomat from Europe--I want to say the Netherlands--in the context of decolonization.
That would very much track with Boston.
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@jonesmurphy He said some really disgusting things to a diplomat from Europe--I want to say the Netherlands--in the context of decolonization.
That would very much track with Boston.
@dnkboston LBJ also was a lifetime segregationist. Yet the vast majority of white supremacist Americans hated those men for their support of MLK and the Civil Rights laws.
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@dnkboston LBJ also was a lifetime segregationist. Yet the vast majority of white supremacist Americans hated those men for their support of MLK and the Civil Rights laws.
@jonesmurphy Johnson knew what the support would cost the Dems. I'm glad he did it, but I wish we'd had an actual strategy to counter the GOP reaction.
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@dnkboston LBJ also was a lifetime segregationist. Yet the vast majority of white supremacist Americans hated those men for their support of MLK and the Civil Rights laws.
@jonesmurphy Reading The New American Poverty by Michael Harrington and how the Vietnam War absolutely screwed the alleged War on Poverty. Johnson did a couple of things to be proud of, but more that screwed us.
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@jonesmurphy Reading The New American Poverty by Michael Harrington and how the Vietnam War absolutely screwed the alleged War on Poverty. Johnson did a couple of things to be proud of, but more that screwed us.
@dnkboston white supremacist voters responded by electing criminal racist Nixon, FAR worse than LBJ. LBJ's flaws are microscopic and insignificant compared to those of the vast majority of white Americans.
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@jonesmurphy Johnson knew what the support would cost the Dems. I'm glad he did it, but I wish we'd had an actual strategy to counter the GOP reaction.
@dnkboston we had plenty of strategies. We lacked white people and non-black people of color willing to vote for those strategies.
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@knud The actual solution is to use less energy, period. Transitions have always been a smokescreen to, in fact, use more. @gerrymcgovern
@dnkboston @knud @gerrymcgovern Jean-Baptiste Fressoz «Sans transition: une nouvelle histoire de l'énergie» thoroughly documents how historically, energy transitions have been primarily additive as opposed to replacing legacy energy resources, although to some extent new energy resources are used to enhance the extraction of legacy energy resources.
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@dnkboston white supremacist voters responded by electing criminal racist Nixon, FAR worse than LBJ. LBJ's flaws are microscopic and insignificant compared to those of the vast majority of white Americans.
@dnkboston the Vietnam War was extremely popular among white people for years. It wasn't until the US was clearly losing in 1968 under LBJ that the war became unpopular. Even then, Nixon was extremely popular in the early 70s among white voters for prolonging the war and bombing Cambodia. Nixon won the biggest electoral college victory ever in 1972 for this.
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@dnkboston the Vietnam War was extremely popular among white people for years. It wasn't until the US was clearly losing in 1968 under LBJ that the war became unpopular. Even then, Nixon was extremely popular in the early 70s among white voters for prolonging the war and bombing Cambodia. Nixon won the biggest electoral college victory ever in 1972 for this.
@dnkboston white Vietnam veterans are among the biggest warmongers in America today.
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The formal and accepted way is not including all the emissions. At least not in my field of work, so I have no reason to believe it to be different in another.
@tschenkel @gerrymcgovern @dnkboston
The Greenhouse Gas Protocol is the only international accepted accounting method. In its Scope 3 emissions outside an entity's immediate production (=Scope 1+2) are calculated. These are part of their emission and get reported under "Scope 3 emissions". So yes, there are standards and those include emissions from purchases.
