thomas davison Party Leader
Joined: 03 Jun 2005 Posts: 4018 Location: northumberland
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Posted: Sun Sep 29, 2019 9:23 am Post subject: HOW MANY COAL POWERED PLANTS IN THE WORLD TODAY |
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How many coal power plants are there in the world today?
September 28, 2019 by Robert
Whatever the USA does or doesn�t do won�t make a Tinker�s Dam regarding CO2 unless the rest of the world, especially China and India, reduces coal-fired power plants as well.
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How many coal power plants are there in the world today?
Adoni
I knew the rough idea about the number of coal plants, but had not yet seen actual numbers until now.
The EU has 468 � building 27 more� Total 495
Turkey has 56 � building 93 more� Total 149
South Africa has 79 � building 24 more� Total 103
India has 589 � building 446 more� Total 1035
Philippines has 19 � building 60 more� Total 79
South Korea has 58 � building 26 more� Total 84
Japan has 90 � building 45 more� Total 135
China has 2,363 � building 1,171 more� Total 3,534
That�s 5,615 projected coal powered plants in just 8 countries.
USA has 15 � building 0 more..Total 15
And Democrat politicians with their �green new deal� want to shut down those 15 plants in order to �save� the planet.
Because you could not get many Republicans off the sofa last November, the Socialist party now runs the U.S. House Of Representatives.
�The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.�
This makes the point. Whatever the USA does or doesn�t do won�t make a Tinker�s Dam regarding CO2 unless the rest of the world, especially China and India, reduces coal-fired power plants as well.
The whole �global warming� and �climate change� gambits by Democrats are to create a *supposedly* sound, scientific basis to justify a federal government power-grab and the passage of MORE laws to increase taxes and increased control of the privately owned power industry and its distribution. Never forget the *main* motivation they have!
�Oh, we will SAVE the planet!!� 100% Pure Bull@#$!
GLOBAL WARMING IN NOTHING MORE THAN A PONZI SCHEME |
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