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I was thinking of sending that link to my MP or to SIS, to alert them, but I thought the investors here should get 1st dibs on any potential ramifications of this sensitive topic. Also, it makes me think back to the UK's gas reserve reduction policy under Cameron. Did he know about this 20 years ago??? https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/sep/24/how-uk-energy-policies-have-left-britain-exposed-to-winter-gas-price-hikes

Cal l me a conspi****** but there may be a imminent threat to western gas terminals on the horizon... **SENSITIVE***
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Will the UK have to buy Putin's gas in the near future?
https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1558437/energy-crisis-uk-supplies-delayed-norway-gas-pipeline-fire-hammerfest-LNG

A good omen? https://www.ft.com/content/b87eb5da-5450-46bb-9cd5-6e17241cd0a2

Muck165: However, shareholders should confirm that Igas has several revenue streams flowing and make sure their bond debt is mostly paid off before they decide to eliminate rights issues, just to be safe.

Muck165 : Use your voting power. Deny them the ability to issue new shares and there will be no more dilution , and they will be forced to buy back their own shares for worker pension plans.
ttps://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/040315/what-can-shareholders-vote.asp
https://www.investopedia.com/investing/understanding-rights-issues/
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/IGAS/total-voting-rights-j8xg33pt48qbxay.html
https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/IGAS/additional-listing-directorpdmr-shareholding-49n1i1p4q5sl81b.html

Correction of an early statement: Waste heat is on par with "solar forcing", not "solar input".

This>>> https://wattsupwiththat.com/2013/01/27/waste-heat-a-bigger-climate-effect-than-once-thought/

I think this backs up my previous statement s... https://www.sciencenews.org/article/human-made-waste-heat-warms-climate

2018 article: ‘Revolutionary’ pilot uses CO2 to drive turbines.
https://archive.md/DxV7U https://netpower.com/news/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IG96UzxumoA

"On a 5-acre plot near Houston, a startup company is firing up a project that has been called "revolutionary" and a "breakthrough." It could change electricity forever, boosters say.

Whether that is wild hyperbole or a possibility will soon be clearer. The 50-megawatt demonstration from NET Power LLC in La Porte, now fully built after breaking ground two years ago, is the world’s largest attempt to use carbon dioxide rather than steam to drive a turbine.

NET envisions burning natural gas in pure oxygen and producing CO2 ready for storage or use, eliminating the need for a capture unit.

If all goes well, developers are planning to build an additional 300-MW plant that is emissions-free, without polluting smokestacks."

"The company aims to build larger balloons within two years that could each be deployed to remove a ton of carbon a day at a cost below $100, much less than comparable on-ground facilities currently in use, Mansdorf said." https://archive.md/JHbRx [btw, prev link was https://archive.md/UTvnU]

Israeli company is capturing atmospheric CO2 with high-alt balloons.
"High Hopes Labs developed a system that captures the carbon where it has almost solidified, far above the Earth.
'The beautiful thing is that capturing gas is very easy when it's close to freezing...,' CEO Nadav Mansdorf told Reuters." https://archive.md/wip/UTvnUv
- Maybe they could drop their cargo on places like Antarctica for long term storage...???

BP and Chevron are now part-owners of a company called "Eavor". Geothermal is now being accepted by the heavy-weights.
https://archive.md/NjUHN

"The technology uses existing oil and gas drilling technology and expertise to build a deep subsurface heat exchanger, or radiator, to collect heat from below the earth’s surface. The technology promises to improve the economics of geothermal energy and address related challenges." https://tinyurl.com/geothermaloilsands

https://tinyurl.com/co2dropship-podcast

Very innovative! https://tinyurl.com/co2-dropship

Maybe they can get some inspiration from nature? Apparently, some places on Earth can get cold enought o freeze CO2. Is there a way to emulate this process? https://tinyurl.com/antarctica-co2 https://archive.ph/slozh https://tinyurl.com/freeze-air-energy

I don't think the BBC will like this one.... https://tinyurl.com/co2-controversy

Altlernative ink: https://tinyurl.com/DEFOREST-HISTORY

"******" k-a-p-l-a-n is the missing word in that link. Censorship???