I agree with pretty much everything in this video, since it has scientific backing, but i was wondering about the greenhouse gasses part. Are there any studies on this or is it mainly speculations? I read the comment describing why it would happen i and can absolutely see the connections, but im thinking it might be very exaggerated? Its hard to think that it somehow makes MORE difference than coal.
Could you point me towards your sources on this matter? Thank you very much indeed
@gamemaker60 Here is the main portal on reservoir emissions. A lot of information that can't be fit into a video is sourced here. Thanks for your questions!
Dams are built on top of whatever is beneath them. In many areas this includes wildlife, trees, etc.. Rotting vegetation from trees, bushes, grasses and the like create global warming gasses that rival the emissions from a coal power plant.
a dam wouldnt pollute anything, it just processes liquids and no exhuast left behind. what the heck are you talking about with natural gas and coal?! what part specifically of a dam pollutes gasses. Theres absolutely nothing on a dam that pollutes anything.
Dams produce gases of global warming because the larger dams being built in the tropics (ie, southeasr Asia, Amazon basin) flood huge tracts of forests and the submerged, dead, rotting forest produces a immense amount of global warming gases (Co2, methane). Plus, the destruction of these same forests permanently eliminates an area that could be available to "store" carbon. Simple as that.
flood prime farm land... the land thats been raped and stripped of all vegetation to grow products that a ever increasing human population uses to live off..... you twit the real problem is there are to many people and not this petty damming of rivers, we need a human clearence before we start worrying about this shit so do the world a favour and dont have kids simple problem solved less people no need for dams,,,,,,,,
from the water i give you, collect the excess steam and channel it through piping placed in cold or room temperature sea water and this will make the steam turn to distilled water for you to drink.
Hi my name is Earth and I give you salt water in abundance, in water is hydrogen which is flammable use the fire to boil sea water use the steam to power steam turbines connect the steam turbines to magnets make the magnets pass through magnetic or copper coils so you can produce electricity use the electricity to create hydrogen
Dirty damms... well yea, they are for a few years, but there are no other relliable(clean) options out there, and by clean I also mean damms. Wind a solar sounds good, but solar plants don't work at night(news flash - electricity is most used when it is dark) and wind, well windless days are no rarity.
I live next to a dam, and I rather choose it over a coal plant.
I agree with pretty much everything in this video, since it has scientific backing, but i was wondering about the greenhouse gasses part. Are there any studies on this or is it mainly speculations? I read the comment describing why it would happen i and can absolutely see the connections, but im thinking it might be very exaggerated? Its hard to think that it somehow makes MORE difference than coal.
Could you point me towards your sources on this matter? Thank you very much indeed
gamemaker60 7 months ago
@gamemaker60 Here is the main portal on reservoir emissions. A lot of information that can't be fit into a video is sourced here. Thanks for your questions!
internationalrivers 7 months ago
If someone could invent a PV cells with more than 50% efficency, i bet the inventer will be a rich within a year.
zenniz1992 1 year ago
Dams are built on top of whatever is beneath them. In many areas this includes wildlife, trees, etc.. Rotting vegetation from trees, bushes, grasses and the like create global warming gasses that rival the emissions from a coal power plant.
internationalrivers 1 year ago
a dam wouldnt pollute anything, it just processes liquids and no exhuast left behind. what the heck are you talking about with natural gas and coal?! what part specifically of a dam pollutes gasses. Theres absolutely nothing on a dam that pollutes anything.
rysliv 1 year ago
@rysliv
Dams produce gases of global warming because the larger dams being built in the tropics (ie, southeasr Asia, Amazon basin) flood huge tracts of forests and the submerged, dead, rotting forest produces a immense amount of global warming gases (Co2, methane). Plus, the destruction of these same forests permanently eliminates an area that could be available to "store" carbon. Simple as that.
Pukutusi 6 months ago
flood prime farm land... the land thats been raped and stripped of all vegetation to grow products that a ever increasing human population uses to live off..... you twit the real problem is there are to many people and not this petty damming of rivers, we need a human clearence before we start worrying about this shit so do the world a favour and dont have kids simple problem solved less people no need for dams,,,,,,,,
arnold8100 1 year ago
this is sooo lame.. some people can never be happy
koneeleven 1 year ago
AIA MANINAM AIA
shivadamour 1 year ago
from the water i give you, collect the excess steam and channel it through piping placed in cold or room temperature sea water and this will make the steam turn to distilled water for you to drink.
shivadamour 1 year ago
Hi my name is Earth and I give you salt water in abundance, in water is hydrogen which is flammable use the fire to boil sea water use the steam to power steam turbines connect the steam turbines to magnets make the magnets pass through magnetic or copper coils so you can produce electricity use the electricity to create hydrogen
shivadamour 1 year ago
solar energy can be stored via grid system and battery banks my dear friend
kuspgen 1 year ago
Dirty damms... well yea, they are for a few years, but there are no other relliable(clean) options out there, and by clean I also mean damms. Wind a solar sounds good, but solar plants don't work at night(news flash - electricity is most used when it is dark) and wind, well windless days are no rarity.
I live next to a dam, and I rather choose it over a coal plant.
kokik261186 2 years ago
Other than the CO2 emmisions from tropical reservoirs; there wasn't any explanation stating how damaging dams are.
packin45 2 years ago