The country on the right generally uses coal and gas for its heating and power, and doesn't much care for renewable energy, or so I'm told. The country on the left generally burns wood.
Alas, with the biomass or RHI subsidies the UK could end up like the one on the left.
By examining the folliage, the insect life and calculating the time of year, and then the angle of shadow from the trees, to calculate the lattitude, I've worked it out.
Pandora.
By examining the folliage, the insect life and calculating the time of year, and then the angle of shadow from the trees, to calculate the lattitude, I've worked it out.Pandora.
If you google "haiti dominican republic border" there are more. Time to burn down the Houses of Parliament for firewood methinks - after all they're the ones telling us it's right.
Well played pumphol and Sagc.If you google "haiti dominican republic border" there are more.Time to burn down the Houses of Parliament for firewood methinks - after all they're the ones telling us it's right.
I get the scary impression you think the one on the left is the "better" country? But the one on the right has more trees which capture CO, recycle CO2 into 02, and better biodiversity? Haiti is a broke country with rampant deforestation that is leading to desertification. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deforestation_in_Haiti Basically the one on the left is the f**ked country, not the one on the right.
I get the scary impression you think the one on the left is the "better" country?But the one on the right has more trees which capture CO, recycle CO2 into 02, and better biodiversity?Haiti is a broke country with rampant deforestation that is leadin
No no, the one on the left is the better country. CrazyCrazy
Wood is a renewable energy source don't you know as when you burn it you only return to the atmosphere the CO2 that was taken out in the first place. The UK is subsidising this to the tune of 10.98p per kwH. You can burn wood whether you need the heating on or not and still turn a profit. The headline place that has 'fallen' to this new practice is part of Bickerton Hill in Cheshire which was rubbish anyway. ( .http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3122851/Where-woods-gone-smoke-new-... )
No no, the one on the left is the better country. CrazyCrazy Wood is a renewable energy source don't you know as when you burn it you only return to the atmosphere the CO2 that was taken out in the first place.The UK is subsidising this to the tune o
It sounds Clydebank you have seen this one before . http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/spaceimages/images/largesize/PIA16991_hires.jpg Brazil being on the left
Large parts of the UK's national parks also look like Haiti
It sounds Clydebank you have seen this one before.http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/spaceimages/images/largesize/PIA16991_hires.jpgBrazil being on the leftLarge parts of the UK's national parks also look like Haiti