A new study shows that replacing plastics with alternatives would be “worse for greenhouse gas emissions in most cases.”
Maybe we should have done this math before making such major social changes!? Here’s more from Natali Morris on Redacted News.
Breaking news: There’s more than one wacko in Canada, and that doesn’t include Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
You won’t believe what liberal wack-jobs north of the border are cooking up. It’s seems they’ve developed a new burp-catching contraption for cows in hopes that the invention will help curb greenhouse gas emissions. Really? The U.K.-based startup ZELP — or Zero Emission Livestock Project — claims that its burp-catching masks will help slow the spread of greenhouse gas emissions, a key component in the force of climate change.
The muzzle-like device monitors the percentage of methane being released by a cow. When the monitor detects an excessive amount of gas, it then converts the methane gas into water and CO2 and releases it. Seems like our cold-weather neighbors have too much time on their hands.
Right Edition’s Brian Lovig, who puts his conservative stamp on issues in the U.S. and Canada, also tees off on Toronto Star columnist Shree Paradkar, who wrote that the tens of thousands of white people who rioted at the U.S. Capitol were reclaiming white supremacy. This nonsense from a major newspaper! Lovig also unmasks a manager in the Public Health Agency of Canada, who scurried off on a vacation to Jamaica after warning his fellow Canadians to restrict travel because of COVID-19.
The Obama Administration is stretching itself thinly, reaching solely for green options to contain what they perceive to be an impending global emissions catastrophe. Political strategist Dick Morris says that President Obama inexplicably will not choose the option staring him right in the face–natural gas.
“The real answer is something Obama will not embrace, which is to replace coal with natural gas in power generation,” Morris says. He says that embracing the natural gas option would catapult the United States past Saudi Arabia as the energy capital of the world. Morris explains further in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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