This says it all...
https://tinyurl.com/2yhynrap
They want to inject waste CO2 into underground artesian reservoirs.

CO2 dissolves in water (and damp rocks) to produce acidity with risky
consequences. (Like dissolving heavy-metal salts.)

Cui Bono?

1/ Not the farmers.
2/ The Climate-Warming Geeks & Nerds.
3/ The plethora of Uni graduates seeking topics for publication.
4/ The sensationalist media, with all those distressed-looking TV
Bimbos.
5/ The miners, all getting "favorable publicity".
6/ The politicians, vote farming.

The CO2 belongs in the atmosphere, where this nutritious gas can feed
trees and crops.

On Sat, 13 Apr 2024 08:33:35 +1000
Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:

> This says it all...
> https://tinyurl.com/2yhynrap
> They want to inject waste CO2 into underground artesian reservoirs.
>
> CO2 dissolves in water (and damp rocks) to produce acidity with risky
> consequences. (Like dissolving heavy-metal salts.)
>
> Cui Bono?
>
> 1/ Not the farmers.
> 2/ The Climate-Warming Geeks & Nerds.
> 3/ The plethora of Uni graduates seeking topics for publication.
> 4/ The sensationalist media, with all those distressed-looking TV
> Bimbos.
> 5/ The miners, all getting "favorable publicity".
> 6/ The politicians, vote farming.
>
> The CO2 belongs in the atmosphere, where this nutritious gas can feed
> trees and crops.

Why yes it does and thank you for recognizing it's value as a
critical plant nutrient!

Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote

> This says it all...
> https://tinyurl.com/2yhynrap
> They want to inject waste CO2 into underground artesian reservoirs.

It remains to be seen if they will be allowed to do that.

> CO2 dissolves in water (and damp rocks) to produce acidity withrisky
> consequences. (Like dissolving heavy-metal salts.)

There are fuck all heavy metal saits in the artesian basin.

> Cui Bono?

Fuck off wog boy.

> 1/ Not the farmers.
> 2/ The Climate-Warming Geeks & Nerds.
> 3/ The plethora of Uni graduates seeking topics for publication.
> 4/ The sensationalist media, with all those distressed-looking TV
> Bimbos.
> 5/ The miners, all getting "favorable publicity".
> 6/ The politicians, vote farming.

Try that in english, wog boy.

> The CO2 belongs in the atmosphere, wherethis nutritious gas can feed
> trees and crops.

It belongs in my beer

On Fri, 12 Apr 2024 16:46:13 -0600
Phil Hendry's Chop shop <jon@than.ball> wrote:

> On Sat, 13 Apr 2024 08:33:35 +1000
> Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:
>
> > This says it all...
> > https://tinyurl.com/2yhynrap
> > They want to inject waste CO2 into underground artesian reservoirs.
> >
> > CO2 dissolves in water (and damp rocks) to produce acidity with risky
> > consequences. (Like dissolving heavy-metal salts.)
> >
> > Cui Bono?
> >
> > 1/ Not the farmers.
> > 2/ The Climate-Warming Geeks & Nerds.
> > 3/ The plethora of Uni graduates seeking topics for publication.
> > 4/ The sensationalist media, with all those distressed-looking TV
> > Bimbos.
> > 5/ The miners, all getting "favorable publicity".
> > 6/ The politicians, vote farming.
> >
> > The CO2 belongs in the atmosphere, where this nutritious gas can feed
> > trees and crops.
>
> Why yes it does and thank you for recognizing it's value as a
> critical plant nutrient!
>

The problem with this argument, that it is "plant food", is that
increasing CO2 has been shown to beneficial to plants in controlled
experiments. The reaction of plants to increased CO2, when other
variables are controlled, is positive.

The problem is that in real life, other variables are not controlled,
and they too change. The benefit that additional CO2 in the
atmosphere has to plants, is based on the totality of changes that
this brings about. To complicate things further, a benefit to plants
does not necessarily translate to a benefit for us.

The overall valuation of the benefit or cost of additional CO2 must
factor all changes and it here where things become murky. Increased
growth increases pest population. Plants grow where the climate is
favourable, and changes to this will impact the species living there.
Plants rely on support from their ecosystem, which will change.

Its a wierd argument this "plant food" one, because anyone, anyone who
has grown any plant in their life would know that success isn't based
on just maximising the water, sunshine and CO2 the plant has access
to.

On Sat, 13 Apr 2024 09:36:02 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:

>Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote
>
>> This says it all...
>> https://tinyurl.com/2yhynrap
>> They want to inject waste CO2 into underground artesian reservoirs.
>
>It remains to be seen if they will be allowed to do that.

Quite so. Even as we converse in this King's English, the political
swill are counting heads in various electorates.
>
>> CO2 dissolves in water (and damp rocks) to produce acidity withrisky
>> consequences. (Like dissolving heavy-metal salts.)
>
>There are fuck all heavy metal saits in the artesian basin.

Balls! There is Ni, Co, Fe, Mn, Cu, and even U!
>
>> Cui Bono?
>
>Fuck off wog boy.

Ewe have not given me a reason to depart.
>
>> 1/ Not the farmers.
>> 2/ The Climate-Warming Geeks & Nerds.
>> 3/ The plethora of Uni graduates seeking topics for publication.
>> 4/ The sensationalist media, with all those distressed-looking TV
>> Bimbos.
>> 5/ The miners, all getting "favorable publicity".
>> 6/ The politicians, vote farming.
>
>Try that in english, wog boy.

Again, it's the Kings English.. I've read the book, churl!
>
>> The CO2 belongs in the atmosphere, wherethis nutritious gas can feed
>> trees and crops.
>
>It belongs in my beer

Good idea, you can drink the CO2 out of the air.

Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote
> Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
>> Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote

>>> This says it all...
>>> https://tinyurl.com/2yhynrap
>>> They want to inject waste CO2 into underground artesian reservoirs.

>> It remains to be seen if they will be allowed to do that.

> Quite so. Even as we converse in this King's English, thepolitical
> swill are counting heads in various electorates.

Don't believe that and the heads that matter in the electorates where
the artesian basin water matters are coalition seats anyway.

>>> CO2 dissolves in water (and damp rocks) to produce acidity withrisky
>>> consequences. (Like dissolving heavy-metal salts.)

>> There are fuck all heavy metal saits in the artesian basin.

> Balls! There is Ni, Co, Fe, Mn, Cu, and even U!

But only in quite small clusters in the entire artesian
basin and the iron isnt in the form of salts.

>>> Cui Bono?

>> Fuck off wog boy.

> Ewe have not given me a reason to depart.

Ewe got your orders, wog child.

>>> 1/ Not the farmers.
>>> 2/ The Climate-Warming Geeks & Nerds.
>>> 3/ The plethora of Uni graduates seeking topics for publication.
>>> 4/ The sensationalist media, with all those distressed-looking TV
>>> Bimbos.
>>> 5/ The miners, all getting "favorable publicity".
>>> 6/ The politicians, vote farming.

>> Try that in english, wog boy.

> Again, it's the Kings English..

Nope, just a list without anything saying what the list is about.

> I've read the book, churl!

There is no book, wog child.

>>> The CO2 belongs in the atmosphere, where
>>> this nutritious gas can feed trees and crops.

>> It belongs in my beer

> Good idea, you can drink the CO2 out of the air.

I actually make more of it when making my beer.

On Sat, 13 Apr 2024 11:37:27 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:

>Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote
>> Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
>>> Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote
>
>>>> This says it all...
>>>> https://tinyurl.com/2yhynrap
>>>> They want to inject waste CO2 into underground artesian reservoirs.
>
>>> It remains to be seen if they will be allowed to do that.
>
>> Quite so. Even as we converse in this King's English, thepolitical
>> swill are counting heads in various electorates.
>
>Don't believe that and the heads that matter in the electorates where
>the artesian basin water matters are coalition seats anyway.
>
>>>> CO2 dissolves in water (and damp rocks) to produce acidity withrisky
>>>> consequences. (Like dissolving heavy-metal salts.)
>
>>> There are fuck all heavy metal saits in the artesian basin.
>
>> Balls! There is Ni, Co, Fe, Mn, Cu, and even U!
>
>But only in quite small clusters in the entire artesian
>basin and the iron isnt in the form of salts.
>
>>>> Cui Bono?
>
>>> Fuck off wog boy.
>
>> Ewe have not given me a reason to depart.
>
>Ewe got your orders, wog child.
>
>>>> 1/ Not the farmers.
>>>> 2/ The Climate-Warming Geeks & Nerds.
>>>> 3/ The plethora of Uni graduates seeking topics for publication.
>>>> 4/ The sensationalist media, with all those distressed-looking TV
>>>> Bimbos.
>>>> 5/ The miners, all getting "favorable publicity".
>>>> 6/ The politicians, vote farming.
>
>>> Try that in english, wog boy.
>
>> Again, it's the Kings English..
>
>Nope, just a list without anything saying what the list is about.
>
>> I've read the book, churl!
>
>There is no book, wog child.

Huh!....SPRUNG...!
Rodney Rude has not read this important book, and does not even know
of its existence.
https://tinyurl.com/2yukzmlo
O for SHAME.......!

I want a retraction, right this minute, and a palm-nuzzling apology to
boot. Else the boys will arrive on their Harleys to straighten you
out; supinely.

>>>> The CO2 belongs in the atmosphere, where
>>>> this nutritious gas can feed trees and crops.
>
>>> It belongs in my beer
>
>> Good idea, you can drink the CO2 out of the air.
>
>I actually make more of it when making my beer.

On Sat, 13 Apr 2024 11:26:24 +1000
Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:

> Good idea, you can drink the CO2 out of the air.
That's what trees and plants do, so...we like them, don't we
chucklenuts?

On Sat, 13 Apr 2024 17:12:42 +1000
Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:

> I want a retraction, right this minute, and a palm-nuzzling apology to
> boot. Else the boys will arrive on their Harleys to straighten you
> out; supinely.

Biker trash to be taken out - how wonderful a day's work that will be!

Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote
> Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
>> Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote
>>> Rod Speed <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote
>>>> Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote

>>>>> This says it all...
>>>>> https://tinyurl.com/2yhynrap
>>>>> They want to inject waste CO2 into underground artesian reservoirs.

>>>> It remains to be seen if they will be allowed to do that.

>>> Quite so. Even as we converse in this King's English, the
>>> political swill are counting heads in various electorates.

>> Don't believe that and the heads that matter in the electorates where
>> the artesian basin water matters are coalition seats anyway.

>>>>> CO2 dissolves in water (and damp rocks) to produce acidity with
>>>>> risky consequences. (Like dissolving heavy-metal salts.)

>>>> There are fuck all heavy metal saits in the artesian basin.

>>> Balls! There is Ni, Co, Fe, Mn, Cu, and even U!

>> But only in quite small clusters in the entire artesian
>> basin and the iron isnt in the form of salts.

>>>>> Cui Bono?

>>>> Fuck off wog boy.

>>> Ewe have not given me a reason to depart.

>> Ewe got your orders, wog child.

>>>>> 1/ Not the farmers.
>>>>> 2/ The Climate-Warming Geeks & Nerds.
>>>>> 3/ The plethora of Uni graduates seeking topics for publication.
>>>>> 4/ The sensationalist media, with all those distressed-looking TV
>>>>> Bimbos.
>>>>> 5/ The miners, all getting "favorable publicity".
>>>>> 6/ The politicians, vote farming.

>>>> Try that in english, wog boy.

>>> Again, it's the Kings English..

>> Nope, just a list without anything saying what the list is about.

>>> I've read the book, churl!

>> There is no book, wog child.

> Huh!....SPRUNG...!
> Rodney Rude has not read this important book,and does not even know of
> its existence.
> https://tinyurl.com/2yukzmlo
> O for SHAME.......!

Pathetic

> I want a retraction, right this minute, and a palm-nuzzling apology to
> boot. Else the boys will arrive on their Harleys to straighten you
> out; supinely.

You'll end up completely blind if you don't watch out, boy.

>>>>> The CO2 belongs in the atmosphere, where
>>>>> this nutritious gas can feed trees and crops.

>>>> It belongs in my beer

>>> Good idea, you can drink the CO2 out of the air.

>> I actually make more of it when making my beer.