Dennis you miss the point, the scheme pumps seawater from that vast reservoir called 'the sea', into a land based reservoir made from the area formerly known as Scotland, using the wind turbines, topped up by the rain that falls over Scotland most of the time. It solves the rising sea issue, the problem of intermittent generation from wind turbines, and the problem of what to do with Scotland when Irn-Bru is outlawed.
On 15/08/2014 19:09, John Williamson wrote: ...
The British Army, otherwise the only fully mechanised army in the world in 1939, also had a few cavalry units in the Middle East, where the terrain was unsuitable for the vehicles of the day.
and in Hong Kong in the 1980 still used mules.
That's the point. You don't know if they will still work in decades time as the climate is changing.
Exactly so re the tax. Spare time hobby for me.
Because SFB, hailstorms are local events associated with CuNim (thunder clouds).
I have.
A mix that needs to be changed.
Why does it neccessarily mean I ran it as a business?
It's because many are old. Heated by coal in many cases.
The new ones are far more efficient.
And you have demonstrated you are stuck in the past, unable to see we need a complety different way forward.
The problems we now have in the NHS are recent. Due to parachuting in people with zero experience of running hospitals. Eg
Usual drivel eh TurNiP
Usual drivel.
I have been there. Took a bus trip across part of the interior. It was nearly all desert. Filled with wannabe Crocodile Dundees at that time.
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Was. Haven't seen it for years Alright for you garden but too expensive for farms.
There was a major traffic on canal boats. It had to removed from towns because of the pong if nothing else
So how do you know we won't get lots of slow moving thunder storms that will knock out all the solar panels? You claim we are going to get more sever weather but appear to want to ignore what you say.
I only have the figures on new ones!
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