Morgan Jones

anyone in bksy #energy 🔌💡 have any research on N20 capture? looking at ammonia for potential off-grid use, but then you get into GHG impacts of said N2O, how economical or practical is capture/sequestration etc.

sure why not? Keep escalating give the other side the mindset of "what do we have to lose?". The straights are small enough you don't need high tech ships and weapons seen on satellite to disrupt shipping. You need like 3 people, a zodiac (hell a rowboat would probably do) and some RPGs

Hell yeah, trick ass buster. I actually aspire to be the Sleepytime Tea Bear.

two skeets back to back the first saying "so, whats new this week?" with the one right below saying "Cruelty" on a completely different topic. but alittle too on the nose.

listen bluesky, this on my timeline is a little to real:

My daughter asked me "how many ml are 10 ozaliters?" I eventually figured it out. It was a old fashion pyrex with oz and cups on it.

I was in Edmonton last summer for tournament, the one referee wouldnr give water breaks (as was promised) since it was like 35. So we flat out just called them in and dared the referee to start the game and them go score

I also wonder if they are like diesel engines or small turbines. Because turbines will burn diesel for awhile, but if I remember as material builds up the emissions go up due to more incomplete burn.

Anyone counting on ethanol to bring prices down is delusional. All that corn used to produced is farmed with? Diesel tractors. So as the price of inputs go up, as must outputs.

I was going to say "this is going to be one hell of a fuel tank farm"

a price that must be paid short term for long term sustainability. no one likes chemo, but its better then cancer. The myth of "affordability" of fossil fuels compared to decarbonized options only happens if FF become extremely expensive and risky in short run economics.

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thats the crazy thing about cults.. they almost dont: journals.publishing.umich.edu/ergo/article...

thats exactly it. they wanted to be mad at SOMETHING, they couldnt be mad at an unseen virus, so became "All those scientists, politcians telling us what we can do live in cities! where are all the people getting sick? cities!" CPC then used as wedge issue for votes. they were told "you are right!'

yeah. i can agree with that. i just had extended family who at the time were big convoy supporters who now go "yeah that got out of hand". they were just so mad at being "locked down" and as rural people, felt this was a "city thing" and got pulled in by bad faith actors. especially anti LPC actors.

i'm not disputing that at all. if we look at like, white supremists they fall into the bucket of "i object to their morals". so many normal people got caught up in the convoy bullshit because they fell in to a weird cult information eco-system. COVID really messed with a lot of mental health.

still fall into my uniformed/mislead category. i dont believe they are inherently bad people, but sitting in a toxic stew of misinformation lead them astray. i dont believe they are trying to hurt people, in their mind they are trying to "help". Even normal people can fall victim to cult programming

also, since grain drying is a huge issue, maybe instead of manure drying you use the heat for grain drying?

Environmental and economic assessment of biochar production systems from agricultural residues - Biochar The agricultural sector urgently requires scalable solutions to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from residue management. Biochar offers a promising carbon removal pathway, but its adoption is li...

These are the things we need to start to consider for decarbonization in canada's prairie provinces if we want to start to tackle Ag emissions
link.springer.com/article/10.1...

honestly? it could be be more mixed as its also going to put the focus on renewables for national/economic security. it will also increase the competitiveness of non-fossil fuel alternatives. the best way to reduce carbon emissions is to make fossil fuels more expensive and risky.

clearly there will be pretty serious disruption etc. but that substack has it as like.. civilization ending.

honestly. this is a little hyperbolic. they are also forgetting about substitution effects. increasingly hydrogen sulfide is produced by reacting sulfur with hydrogen. you can get h2 either from any natural gas (doesnt need to be sour) or electrolysis and elemental sulfur isnt all that rare.

ill be curious since Potash is really not hard to mine, and the byproduct is just salt. which has so many other uses that its kinda like "meh". especially since the large potash deposits in Canada are in areas where labour costs arent all that high.

i was thinking to myself, even the people I am extremely politically opposed to in my personal life, i dont think they are morally bad. i would describe my "worst" feeling towards them as "they are uninformed/mislead".

when i go to their process.. it says "phosphate, potassium, and sulphur" those are the other kind of fertilizers (competes with potash) i know Nutrien and Simplot (and Koch of course) have more focus on nitrates.

YouTube video by H I Sutton Russian LNG tanker Arctic Metagaz ATTACKED in Mediterranean

www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNgL...

didnt we just have one in the Med?

peepeepoopoo @DeepDishEnjoyer FOR THE LAST TIME HE CAN'T TACO EVEN IF HE WANTED TO THE REGION IS NOW FILLED WITH ESSENTIALLY INDEPENDENT WARLORDS WHO HAVE MISSLES AND DRONES AND THE HATE ALL THE ARAB NATIONS SURROUNDING THEM 3:41 PM · Mar 5, 2026 · 250 Views https://x.com/deepdishenjoyer/status/2029658607659192732

nobody seems to fucking get this!!!! "the enemy gets a vote" but moreover trump/israel deliberately killed all the people at the top controlling the enemy, which does not destroy the enemy but in fact turns them into a dozen new, smaller enemies!! I feel like i'm going fucking insane

is WCS keeping a sustained differential? since the vast majority of oil being taken offline is light sweet.. there cant be that much substitution for heavy sour?

Sorry I'm not more open-minded about LLMs, it's just some fucking maniacs shoveled out a bunch of useless bloatware featuring that technology, did not give me any chance to opt out, reorganized the entire economy around it, zeroed out gains made by green energy, and made it impossible to buy RAM

It died during Global War on Terror in an unmarked grave at a CIA blacksite