usernamedox11
Master Don Juan
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News flash: We lost all of that a long time ago.
It is an ongoing and is only accelerating under Trump.
News flash: We lost all of that a long time ago.
Your entire post is attacking me personally and I have done nothing to you.
I am only asking for you to tell us exactly what we are losing the "lead" in?
Lead of what? We are still investing in green technology.
And what are the numbers showing that this will definitely provide a return? Your news article is NOT a guarantee of anything.
Why are we obligated to give massive financial support and technology and they are obligated to do....nothing?
Global warming is a hoax.........Danger, your latest post is incorrect, as usual.
Anyway, Danger, do you believe global warming is a hoax/conspiracy to redistribute wealth and shut down american industry?
No, this is not another topic. I am trying to gauge what is logically coherent to you.applegoo,
And now your fight or flight has engaged and you choose "flight" to another topic.
Wrong. Your line of questioning is completely absurd. There is not massive money or technology (less than 1% of budget) being given away. There is plenty of data as to how big the green energy market will be. Being the global leader on writing the international frameworks, rules and agreements when it comes to global warming would allow us to negotiate with other countries within those frameworks to get them to purchase their green tech from the US. If the US continues to stay out of this on the international stage, China will fill this vacuum, which would help their companies get a larger market share.
- So what is the percent return US Citizens will get for giving away massive amounts of money and technology?
- You say I am wrong and this data exists, so what is the percent return?
- What is the market share we will be guaranteed to have in the green energy market if we go this route?
Actually, this analysis has been done. Why do you think so many CEOs are pissed Trump pulled out? Do you think it's because they're in on the conspiracy, which you haven't denied believing in? No, they know by us backing out, it's only going to cut them out of the action if things stay the same.The data doesn't exist, because the analysis was not done.
Therefore there is no guarantee of anything other than we will have lost money and intellectual property, forced to give it away from an incredibly $hitty agreement. Such a $hitty agreement, there is NO obligation of any part by those who receive the money or intellectual property!
-DangerThere is all sorts of evidence of rigged data, with even more evidence of rigging coming out today.
Several years ago "climate gate" occured where all sorts of emails were leaked whiched showed collusion in producing false numbers. to prove climate change.
It behooves researchers to falsify their data so they can get even more taxpayer funding.
People talk about polar caps melting, but they even melted on mars during the same timeframe....why? Because it was the sun cycles causing it, not humans.
Remember, the Earth was far far hotter during many previous eras, especially during the dinosaur.
Additionally, we have had several ice ages where the entire planet was covered in ice.
Given these data points, it seems clear that the only real fact is the earth and sun change by large degrees and it is foolish and extremely egotistical to think we are the drivers of it.
You stated the US would receive benefits for transference of money and intellectual capital.
I am asking for you to support this statement with data.
To support this, you need to have costs, cost curves, market share analysis, investment required and return exoected year over year.
All you have supplied are estimated sizing of the markets in the future.
1. That is not an analysis.
2. That does not tell us what the tangible return is for giving all of this away.
3. You are demanding we give stuff away to those who have mo obligations and for which there is no demonstrated return.
Nothing more needs to be said. I wouldn't give away personal money on phantom data, why would I give away my neighbors money on phantom data?
Once we give away the technology, how do we ensure no IP is stolen and competitors arise thus taking the promises ROI from US companies?
How do we ensure competitors don't get the technology?
How do we know WE will get the financial benefits and not other Countries?
IP is not being given away...1a. If we want them to buy technology, then why are we giving it away in this agreement?
1b. When we give away IP, competitors will use that to steal market share and thus steal business fron US companies.
2. What good does being the primary writer of international agreements if all we do is give away money and IP with no guarantees of a return?
But danger, what does this have to do with giving away intellectual property?The agreement says to transfer money and technology.....
That's why companies are upset about America pulling out. America being part of it helps forces IP laws.Typically transfer of technology is the giving away of those things.
Otherwise what exactly does it mean?
You too, have a good day.
1) you aren't saying new here. Companies want to make profit, yes. No one debated this. That's why energy companies don't like America pulling out of the Paris Agreement.When "green" energy sources become more profitable, people will start spending money on them. If they were effective government wouldn't need to take your money and invest in them. Simple logic. I will concede that large coal and oil companies do what they can do obstruct progress, but eventually, some new technology will emerge for one simple reason: profit.
As far as I know the only truly clean energy is solar....all others produce waste. Electricity requires coal (primarily) - but it gets a pass because users don't see the damage it does. It's "clean" in their eyes. Maybe it's cleaner than fossil fuel, I don't know. I wonder how many supporters of the Paris treaty unplug their Macbook Airs when they're charged.
There are also profit motives in energy efficiency. It "feels good" and saves money for consumers. The US is far less polluted than it was 40 years ago. And yet this decline in pollution occurred without this Paris agreement. Imagine that. A lot of factors were involved, but in the end change occurred because the general market demanded it.
https://www.mediamatters.org/blog/2...orations-and-Republicans-who-want-to-s/216719And what companies?