Wind Power to Destroy Economy?
Ilyan | 25.09.2005 22:26 | Analysis | Ecology
The start of Make Socialism impossible in the UK: New Labour Success, is snipped ..... friend had people in the Army placed to back up his political plans for Fascism. He himself changed a tune when he understood the economic disasters implicit in becoming an oil producing country. Will those agents now see the urgent necessity of a coup to throw out the false economics Brown uses to drive us to destruction. Will they take over tomorrow with fuel rationing and a full stop to aviation? Have they worked out how to ensure that no one starves or freezes in the coming economic collapse? Because no politiciian is addressing the coming problems.
Do not laugh too loud, what is going to happen with Typhoons and Cyclones? is the sea there as much warmer as it is in the Atlantic? Will there be more big winds in the Southern hemisphere too? The first hurricane recorded in Brazil arrived about two years ago. Get out of any syndicate that is giving weather cover or quadruple your premiums now.
What is the maximum possible wind speed? Looking for an answer to that I tried
http://tsr.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/ but that is not answered there.
Re: Make Socialism impossible in the UK: New Labour Success
by Ilyan on Sep 25, 2005 - 10:19 PM
Now found: "This is the ``hypercane'' regime. Numerical simulations in this regime produce very intense storms (with wind speeds near the speed of sound), and it has been speculated that such storms may have formed over pools of very hot water created by large asteroid impacts with the ocean. But we do not have to worry about hypercanes otherwise!" http://wind.mit.edu/~emanuel/holem/holem.html
Re: Make Socialism impossible in the UK: New Labour Success
by DarkerCloud (-) on Sep 25, 2005 - 10:34 PM
Yeah - But what will be the windspeed when the Methane from the thawing bog in Siberia pushes up the global temperature by twelve degrees? You are right on one thing, do not underwrite wind damege.
Re: Make Socialism impossible in the UK: New Labour
by Anonymous on Sep 25, 2005 - 10:52 PM
Now see this: http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/Landsea/IPCC/
Do not laugh too loud, what is going to happen with Typhoons and Cyclones? is the sea there as much warmer as it is in the Atlantic? Will there be more big winds in the Southern hemisphere too? The first hurricane recorded in Brazil arrived about two years ago. Get out of any syndicate that is giving weather cover or quadruple your premiums now.
What is the maximum possible wind speed? Looking for an answer to that I tried
http://tsr.mssl.ucl.ac.uk/ but that is not answered there. Re: Make Socialism impossible in the UK: New Labour Success
by Ilyan on Sep 25, 2005 - 10:19 PM
Now found: "This is the ``hypercane'' regime. Numerical simulations in this regime produce very intense storms (with wind speeds near the speed of sound), and it has been speculated that such storms may have formed over pools of very hot water created by large asteroid impacts with the ocean. But we do not have to worry about hypercanes otherwise!"
http://wind.mit.edu/~emanuel/holem/holem.html Re: Make Socialism impossible in the UK: New Labour Success
by DarkerCloud (-) on Sep 25, 2005 - 10:34 PM
Yeah - But what will be the windspeed when the Methane from the thawing bog in Siberia pushes up the global temperature by twelve degrees? You are right on one thing, do not underwrite wind damege.
Re: Make Socialism impossible in the UK: New Labour
by Anonymous on Sep 25, 2005 - 10:52 PM
Now see this:
http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/Landsea/IPCC/
Ilyan
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26.09.2005 08:01
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A government-sponsored national unemployment audit found $436 million in underreported wages. A recent Massachusetts study found unpaid workers’ compensation premiums of $91 million a year due to independent contractor misclassification; $7 million of those unpaid premiums were in construction.
Finally, law-abiding businesses that do not misclassify their employees as independent contractors lose out, because they have to compete with those that misclassify and cut their labor costs. This lowers wages and benefits for all workers as firms race to the bottom to underbid each other in today’s competitive economies."
From USA - NELP Fact Sheet for Advocates: Misclassification of Employees as Independent Contractors
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