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US to 'drown the world' in oil : Comments

By Nicholas Cunningham, published 28/8/2019

A recent report from this organization says that to avoid the worst effects of climate change, 'we can’t afford to drill up any oil and gas from new fields anywhere in the world.'

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Dear old Hasbeen,

You claim;

“Yep another thing the entire developed world can thank Trump for. Getting us out of the control of the Arab oil billionaires. If it weren't for his policies we would be paying hugely inflated prices for Arab oil. His freeing up of the US for drilling has put a lid on the prices Middle Eastern oil producers can charge.”

What an absolute crock.

Obama oversaw nearly a doubling of US oil production, trump has barely left his mark.

http://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/images/2018.02.01/main.png

Bloody hell mate, you really don't have to make things up. It is unbecoming, highly detrimental to any standing you have left on this forum, and puts you firmly in Trump's conga line.

As to price protection the average closing price of crude oil world wide in 2016, Obama's last year, was $43.58. At the end of Trump's first year he had managed to oversee it being driven to $50.84. Not content with that he has seen it at a closing average of $64.90.

If you are going to brag about your president perhaps finding a different field could be the go. Alternatively you could stop making things up.
Posted by SteeleRedux, Monday, 2 September 2019 8:03:57 PM
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Alan B, inductive coupling charging of electric cars will be dead
before it gets started. The problem is the coupling is done at
frequencies in the 80 to 150 Khz range at powers around 50 to 100Kw +.
The coupling can never be anything like 100% so the radiation would
be very high. The harmonics would spread right through the HF spectrum.
In the UK the OFCOM is examining the intention to use that
technique to charge electric cars. A ban seems inevitable.
Looking at the proposal it just seems to be a wish too far.
Anyone in radio feels it is just not a goer because of the
interference generated.
Posted by Bazz, Monday, 2 September 2019 10:13:11 PM
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