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What are you on about Clauser debunking.

That didn't happen.

When it was pointed out to Clauser he just was embarrassed and left with nothing to say.

Slug you are an Imbecile and liar.

You said on here that I should look up John Clauser and listen to him.

I did and proved him wrong on nearly everything he said and published the evidence on here.

You certainly don't understand the mathematics or you could state what part of the mathematics is wrong.

You're incapable of doing that, because you don't understand the mathematics.

Nettles sounds like your 13 year old daughter knows a lot more about the subject than you do.

In the entire history of the planet CO2 has not risen faster than the last 275 years.

The man made element accounts for half of all the CO2 on the planet today.

That's not fiction.

That's fact and is constantly verified.

And it's not slowing down.

Sorry slug I didn't know that you didn't understand the word mathematics.

Try again.

Yes the experiments are repeatable.

That's how scientific and mathematical models work.

You establish the facts, which are verifiable observations that are directly or indirectly observed.

You then build models, that match all relevant facts and are disputed by none.

Next you offer up your experiments and models for peer review.

This gives the wider scientific community the chance to disprove them.

Then you constantly check them as new data becomes available.

That's a bit different to your insane behaviour.

Meant to say wasn't a single fact

Slug there was a single fact in your last post, even for an Imbecile as thick as you.

Again tell me what part of the mathematics of climate change is wrong.

After all I proved on here why John Clauser was wrong and how he got his mathematics wrong.

And I don't have a degree in maths.

Rodney I own a fair amount of BP shares and follow the company closely.

Yes they are rolling back on some hydrogen and solar projects.

Yes they are drilling more oil and gas

But as they state they will be on target for it's carbon targets by 2030.

Meanwhile Shell is accelating it's green agenda and technology.

That didn't take long.

https://www.bhp.com/news/media-centre/releases/2023/11/innovative-large-scale-northern-goldfields-solar-and-battery-storage-facility-goes-live

I posted this earlier, try reading.

That didn't take long.

https://www.bhp.com/news/media-centre/releases/2023/11/innovative-large-scale-northern-goldfields-solar-and-battery-storage-facility-goes-live

Slug this is why you're an unemployed IT person and I could walk into a job tomorrow in IT.

Even though I have been retired for 6 years.

You don't even know what AI is.

I have just created a Chess programme that plays bughouse Chess.

It was a work in progress by refining it's errors.

Also AI is creating new treatments for currently untreatable diseases.

Search engine's don't do that.

What you mean is you don't know how to use it and refine it, so you can't get it to talk rubbish, so it can agree with you.

Let me find you an example of BHP green policies.

Slug I gave up level 2 when I stopped day trading.

You don't require it for long term trading.

But you should know that.

As for BHP just do a quick AI search on current green agreements that BHP have.

Your problem is you not only don't check things, but you don't understand how to check for accuracy.

Slug I no longer have level 2.

I have not had level 2 for years.

But if you know of a way I can get level 2 for free, then please post the link, as I am sure others would appreciate it.

On BHP they are bound by green policies unless they want to hand back mining licencing for established mines.

Not an RNS that I expected.

Maybe we are looking to obtain the rest of the money for Cascabel through staged loans.

For me that would be the best solution.

Slug spreading more lies.

BHP is definitely going for net zero.

vironmentally sustainable and is often described as "going green". They have set targets to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and are investing in renewable energy and other initiatives to achieve those goals.

Here's a more detailed look at BHP's green initiatives:

1. Setting Targets and Goals:

Medium-term target:

BHP aims to reduce its operational GHG emissions by at least 30% from FY2020 levels by FY2030.

Long-term goal:

They are working towards achieving net zero operational GHG emissions by 2050.

Value chain reductions:

BHP is also focused on reducing emissions across its entire value chain, including how it invests, partners, and influences others.

2. Renewable Energy and Electrification:

Renewable Energy Contracts:

BHP has signed contracts to power its Chilean operations with 100% renewable energy.

Renewable Fuel Trials:

They are trialing hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) to power mining equipment.

Electric Vehicle Initiatives:

BHP is working on developing electric alternatives to diesel-powered mining equipment.

Solar and Battery Projects:

BHP is involved in a solar and battery hybrid project at Port Hedland.

3. Other Sustainability Efforts:

Water Stewardship:

BHP is focusing on water recycling and ensuring water leaving their sites meets environmental standards.

Green Ammonia:

BHP is exploring the potential of green ammonia as a fuel for shipping and other applications.

Decarbonizing Steel:

They are involved in projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions in steel production, such as the Neosmelt project.

Community Engagement:

BHP emphasizes understanding and addressing the needs of communities and Indigenous peoples in their sustainability efforts.

4. Challenges and Considerations:

Steel Sector Decarbonization:

The steel industry faces significant challenges in decarbonizing due to the long lifespan of existing infrastructure and the need for new technologies.

Cost of Decarbonization:

Decarbonization efforts require significant investment and may impact the cost of production.

Public Perception:

There is still public skepticism about the pace and effectiveness of decarbonization efforts in the mining industry.

In conclusion, while BHP is actively working towards a greener future, it's a complex and ongoing process with challenges to overcome.

BHP 70,000 solar panels over 90 acres for one mine.

With battery storage as well.

This is part of the Solgold solution as well.

https://www.bhp.com/news/media-centre/releases/2023/11/innovative-large-scale-northern-goldfields-solar-and-battery-storage-facility-goes-live

We are going to build many of these, the amount of copper required cannot be calculated.

I cannot see the copper price remaining at this level for too long, as this isn't just happening in the UK, it's world wide.

https://www.nationalgrid.com/national-grid-connects-uks-largest-battery-storage-facility-tilbury-substation

That's correct Tiger.

I remember the debate as to wherever we paid too much or not.

Not that it really matters now, as we are a different company and progressing towards a mine

Slug even you cannot be that big of an Imbecile.

It's not even a Solgold RNS.

It's not a bid.

Which part don't you get.

Oh dear slug, it's not me that can't read it and understand it.

You maintain your record of being 100% wrong on everything.

But then again, you know that.

FTJNY it doesn't work that way.

Try reading about how buys and sells are reported.

Next read about settlement dates, then try to understand settlement dates from the past 20 days.