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Introducing Carbon AutoTractor! Today Carbon Robotics introduces the first and only tractor autonomy solution with real-time remote supervision and control. Powered by Carbon AI, Carbon AutoTractor is installed on existing tractors and is remotely monitored by Carbon Robotics operators, who handle interventions in real time to ensure seamless operation....

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Modern recruiting search firms are using a new Autonomous applicant tracking system on the market. Built for the age of AI

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The Next Generation Is Here! Today Carbon Robotics introduces its faster, lighter, and modular LaserWeeder G2™ product line. Powered by Carbon AI, LaserWeeder G2 provides farmers with the world’s most precise weed control in new sizes, configurations and prices. By eliminating the need for hand labor, herbicides and mechanical weed control, the LaserWeeder G2 reduces farmers’ weed control costs by up to 80%, increases crop yields and boosts farm profitability. Three sizes of new LaserWeeder G2 products are on display at World Ag Expo ‘25 in Tulare, California this week. Be among the first to see them at booth CD17 in South Exhibits. "LaserWeeder G2 is a huge leap forward. Designed with Carbon AI, the new product line benefits from years of learning in real-world farm fields and conditions,” said Paul Mikesell, CEO and founder of Carbon Robotics. “All of the hardware components are upgraded. This was an incredible feat by our world-class engineering, product, and field teams. I’m extremely proud of this new technology and how it will help farmers set a new standard in farm profitability and sustainability." Learn more at:
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The Next Generation Is Here! Today Carbon Robotics introduces its faster, lighter, and modular LaserWeeder G2™ product line. Powered by Carbon AI, LaserWeeder G2 provides farmers with the world’s most precise weed control in new sizes, configurations and prices. By eliminating the need for hand labor, herbicides and mechanical weed control, the LaserWeeder G2 reduces farmers’ weed control costs by up to 80%, increases crop yields and boosts farm profitability. Three sizes of new LaserWeeder G2 products are on display at World Ag Expo ‘25 in Tulare, California this week. Be among the first to see them at booth CD17 in South Exhibits. "LaserWeeder G2 is a huge leap forward. Designed with Carbon AI, the new product line benefits from years of learning in real-world farm fields and conditions,” said Paul Mikesell, CEO and founder of Carbon Robotics. “All of the hardware components are upgraded. This was an incredible feat by our world-class engineering, product, and field teams. I’m extremely proud of this new technology and how it will help farmers set a new standard in farm profitability and sustainability." Learn more at:

Carbon Robotics

56,109 次观看 • 1 年前

This is the financial engineering Mark Carney is structuring Canada into. In British Columbia, the agreement with them, annouced the development of National Carbon Credit Framework. "There is no realistic solution to the climate transition that does not involve a globally coordinated system of carbon taxes. ​There's no realistic or fair solution that does not involve a globally coordinated system of carbon taxes. What we need is a system of carbon taxes coupled with subsidies for vulnerable households and a stream of funding for the developing world." The Alberta MOU, with its carbon taxes increaes, net zero targers, and carbon capture is what established Mark Carney the win to build this WEF playbook on.
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This is the financial engineering Mark Carney is structuring Canada into. In British Columbia, the agreement with them, annouced the development of National Carbon Credit Framework. "There is no realistic solution to the climate transition that does not involve a globally coordinated system of carbon taxes. ​There's no realistic or fair solution that does not involve a globally coordinated system of carbon taxes. What we need is a system of carbon taxes coupled with subsidies for vulnerable households and a stream of funding for the developing world." The Alberta MOU, with its carbon taxes increaes, net zero targers, and carbon capture is what established Mark Carney the win to build this WEF playbook on.

Kirk Lubimov

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We’re using electricity both on and off shore to cut the carbon footprint of our operations. Electrification is one solution we’re working on with partners, so that we continue to provide energy responsibly on the way #TowardsNetZero by 2045. #EnergyForLife
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We’re using electricity both on and off shore to cut the carbon footprint of our operations. Electrification is one solution we’re working on with partners, so that we continue to provide energy responsibly on the way #TowardsNetZero by 2045. #EnergyForLife

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As machine learning models grow in size, so too does their carbon footprint. As AI scales, it's important that we quantify and mitigate these emissions. In our new short course Carbon Aware Computing for GenAI Developers you'll learn from Google Cloud Developer Advocate Nikita Namjoshi how to: - Query the ElectricityMaps API for real-time data on regional electricity grid carbon intensity - Route your model training jobs to data centers in regions primarily powered by low-carbon sources like wind, solar, hydro and nuclear - Measure the carbon footprint of your ML training, inference, storage and API usage with the Google Cloud's Carbon Footprint tool - Optimize training job scheduling to run when clean energy is most abundant in a given region. You can sign up here:
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As machine learning models grow in size, so too does their carbon footprint. As AI scales, it's important that we quantify and mitigate these emissions. In our new short course Carbon Aware Computing for GenAI Developers you'll learn from Google Cloud Developer Advocate Nikita Namjoshi how to: - Query the ElectricityMaps API for real-time data on regional electricity grid carbon intensity - Route your model training jobs to data centers in regions primarily powered by low-carbon sources like wind, solar, hydro and nuclear - Measure the carbon footprint of your ML training, inference, storage and API usage with the Google Cloud's Carbon Footprint tool - Optimize training job scheduling to run when clean energy is most abundant in a given region. You can sign up here:

Andrew Ng

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Mark Carney previews the agreement with Alberta that is based on the MOU and his green ideologies. "Alberta has committed to reduce methane emissions by 75% over the next decade. We'll announce tomorrow an implementation agreement which includes strengthening industrial carbon pricing to send clear investment signals and to reward decarbonization. This is essential to our clean electricity agenda. To create the conditions to build the clean grid of the future, we need a carbon pricing market that actually works." This has the potential to increase the effective rate of industrial carbon tax in Alberta by 600%.
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Mark Carney previews the agreement with Alberta that is based on the MOU and his green ideologies. "Alberta has committed to reduce methane emissions by 75% over the next decade. We'll announce tomorrow an implementation agreement which includes strengthening industrial carbon pricing to send clear investment signals and to reward decarbonization. This is essential to our clean electricity agenda. To create the conditions to build the clean grid of the future, we need a carbon pricing market that actually works." This has the potential to increase the effective rate of industrial carbon tax in Alberta by 600%.

Kirk Lubimov

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#JASMY: "Wagamachi" Carbon Credit Initiative in Nagano – Featured in the Media A meeting of the Council for Decarbonization Collaboration, which connects businesses with the city of Nagano, was recently held in Nagano. New projects focused on carbon neutrality were also presented. One week ago, meeting brought together 56 companies and local entities involved in the Nagano Regional Decarbonization Promotion Council, which works on local carbon-neutral initiatives. During this second session, a new participatory project involving local citizens was introduced. The project aims to both stimulate the regional economy and reduce carbon emissions. It is based on the use of carbon cards specific to Nagano Prefecture and regional models that encourage local travel and consumption. Since June of this year, the city of Nagano has launched a pilot program with #Jasmy Carbon Credit Nagano "WAGAMACHI", where citizens can earn carbon credits by purchasing products from companies engaged in decarbonization efforts. These credits can be exchanged for benefits or privileges online, creating a virtuous cycle between consumers and environmentally responsible local businesses.
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#JASMY: "Wagamachi" Carbon Credit Initiative in Nagano – Featured in the Media A meeting of the Council for Decarbonization Collaboration, which connects businesses with the city of Nagano, was recently held in Nagano. New projects focused on carbon neutrality were also presented. One week ago, meeting brought together 56 companies and local entities involved in the Nagano Regional Decarbonization Promotion Council, which works on local carbon-neutral initiatives. During this second session, a new participatory project involving local citizens was introduced. The project aims to both stimulate the regional economy and reduce carbon emissions. It is based on the use of carbon cards specific to Nagano Prefecture and regional models that encourage local travel and consumption. Since June of this year, the city of Nagano has launched a pilot program with #Jasmy Carbon Credit Nagano "WAGAMACHI", where citizens can earn carbon credits by purchasing products from companies engaged in decarbonization efforts. These credits can be exchanged for benefits or privileges online, creating a virtuous cycle between consumers and environmentally responsible local businesses.

NeoXtrix

31,316 次观看 • 1 年前

#WATCH | Delhi: On Hero Motocorp's first Flex Fuel Motorcycle launch, Harshavardhan Chitale, Chief Executive Officer Hero Moto Corp, says, "CO carbon monoxide goes down by 77% versus BS6 goes down by 77%. THC, the hydrocarbon, goes down by 14%, and if you look at it from overall carbon emission from a life cycle perspective, these actually are extremely low carbon emissions because whatever carbon you emit when you burn the fuel is the carbon dioxide that the plant has absorbed during photosynthesis. Hence, in the biogenic cycle, it actually is a very carbon-efficient kind of process. This technology is completely indigenous, designed in India in our R&D centre in Jaipur. Fully made in India, with very little imported content in the entire bike. This is something that we should be able to take to the world as an Indian product to solve the world's needs..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On Hero Motocorp's first Flex Fuel Motorcycle launch, Harshavardhan Chitale, Chief Executive Officer Hero Moto Corp, says, "CO carbon monoxide goes down by 77% versus BS6 goes down by 77%. THC, the hydrocarbon, goes down by 14%, and if you look at it from overall carbon emission from a life cycle perspective, these actually are extremely low carbon emissions because whatever carbon you emit when you burn the fuel is the carbon dioxide that the plant has absorbed during photosynthesis. Hence, in the biogenic cycle, it actually is a very carbon-efficient kind of process. This technology is completely indigenous, designed in India in our R&D centre in Jaipur. Fully made in India, with very little imported content in the entire bike. This is something that we should be able to take to the world as an Indian product to solve the world's needs..."

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"If we halved the carbon dioxide content [in the atmosphere], we would have no life on Earth." Geologist Prof. Ian Plimer: "For about 80% of time [the atmosphere] was carbon dioxide rich... We had ice ages at the equator, and we had ice at sea level... yet the atmospheric carbon dioxide content was 20%." "And we're told that at 0.04%, if we increase it by a little bit, we're going to have runaway global warming. We didn't have it in the past, so why should we have it in the present?" "So we geologists see that this is a load of nonsense." "When we look over time, we see that carbon dioxide has decreased... We are at a dangerously low level. If we halved the carbon dioxide content, we would have no life on Earth."

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89,531 次观看 • 1 年前

The UK recently completed a trial of a carbon credit system that sets a daily allowance for each person—in effect, a limit on your ability to purchase food, clothing, goods, and travel as you have always done. The limit has been set at 20kg of carbon emissions per day, with food restricted to 2600g. Food manufacturers are cooperating by adding a carbon statement on their packaging to inform consumers how much of their allowance each product consumes. For example, a packet of cheese accounts for 1100g—almost half of your daily carbon allowance. Different foods have varying carbon rates. Root vegetables like potatoes and carrots are relatively low, while red meat incurs the highest charge – so high, in fact, that if you were to spend your entire daily food carbon allowance on red meat, it would buy you 30g of steak—just one mouthful. You may recall I mentioned this in a speech some time ago and was fact-checked. Well, fact-check this! Net zero is supported by the Liberal Party, the Labor Party, and the Nationals. Only One Nation stands firm in defending our agricultural sector from this insane push to control the food supply and hollow out the bush.
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The UK recently completed a trial of a carbon credit system that sets a daily allowance for each person—in effect, a limit on your ability to purchase food, clothing, goods, and travel as you have always done. The limit has been set at 20kg of carbon emissions per day, with food restricted to 2600g. Food manufacturers are cooperating by adding a carbon statement on their packaging to inform consumers how much of their allowance each product consumes. For example, a packet of cheese accounts for 1100g—almost half of your daily carbon allowance. Different foods have varying carbon rates. Root vegetables like potatoes and carrots are relatively low, while red meat incurs the highest charge – so high, in fact, that if you were to spend your entire daily food carbon allowance on red meat, it would buy you 30g of steak—just one mouthful. You may recall I mentioned this in a speech some time ago and was fact-checked. Well, fact-check this! Net zero is supported by the Liberal Party, the Labor Party, and the Nationals. Only One Nation stands firm in defending our agricultural sector from this insane push to control the food supply and hollow out the bush.

Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺

372,177 次观看 • 1 年前

McTeague: The Liberal budget is a massive failure (link in reply to full video) Dan McTeague "It's going to supercharge an industrial carbon tax." "This is going to be a real drag on small, medium and even large businesses who are already under significant pressure, not just because of tariffs, but because this is a country that decided to put a lot of regulations on every aspect of production, manufacturing, resource extraction, resource refining." "So the fact the Liberals cannot get rid of the carbon tax, they want an industrial carbon tax, or that they won't get rid of emission caps unless there are a number of conditions that are met, much of which requires massive amounts of investment in carbon sequestration, what they call the carbon capture and underground storage." "No issue as to government investing in infrastructure, dealing with pipelines, no infrastructures for natural gas or oil or LNG." "All these things remain way up in the air." "So what this budget is, it's a failure in my view, as far as my years as a Liberal"
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McTeague: The Liberal budget is a massive failure (link in reply to full video) Dan McTeague "It's going to supercharge an industrial carbon tax." "This is going to be a real drag on small, medium and even large businesses who are already under significant pressure, not just because of tariffs, but because this is a country that decided to put a lot of regulations on every aspect of production, manufacturing, resource extraction, resource refining." "So the fact the Liberals cannot get rid of the carbon tax, they want an industrial carbon tax, or that they won't get rid of emission caps unless there are a number of conditions that are met, much of which requires massive amounts of investment in carbon sequestration, what they call the carbon capture and underground storage." "No issue as to government investing in infrastructure, dealing with pipelines, no infrastructures for natural gas or oil or LNG." "All these things remain way up in the air." "So what this budget is, it's a failure in my view, as far as my years as a Liberal"

cbcwatcher

25,307 次观看 • 8 个月前

This video shows real-time carbon flows inside a mycorrhizal network. Mycorrhizal fungi form a symbiotic relationship with ~ 90% of terrestrial plants and have done so for 400 million years. These specialized fungi provide plants with nutrients and water in exchange for carbon-based exudates the plant produces through photosynthesis. Current estimates say that between 4 and 20 percent of all CO2 pulled in by plants ends up stored in mycorrhizal tissues. Considering plants need to build an entire above-ground structure, a root system, and produce flowers, fruits, and seeds, this is an astounding amount of carbon to allocate to mycorrhizal biomass. A recent review study estimates that global plant communities transfer 13.1 gigatons of CO2 to the underground mycelium of mycorrhizal fungi each year – equivalent to roughly 1/3 of annual CO2 emissions from fossil fuels. The amount of time the carbon is locked up in fungi’s mycelium remains unknown. Nonetheless, the influx of such a massive amount of carbon into the soil is a boon for soil ecology, nutrient cycling, and the health of water cycles. It is no wonder the formation of terrestrial ecosystems largely started with the mycorrhizal fungi/plant partnership. Video credit: @rachaelcargill
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This video shows real-time carbon flows inside a mycorrhizal network. Mycorrhizal fungi form a symbiotic relationship with ~ 90% of terrestrial plants and have done so for 400 million years. These specialized fungi provide plants with nutrients and water in exchange for carbon-based exudates the plant produces through photosynthesis. Current estimates say that between 4 and 20 percent of all CO2 pulled in by plants ends up stored in mycorrhizal tissues. Considering plants need to build an entire above-ground structure, a root system, and produce flowers, fruits, and seeds, this is an astounding amount of carbon to allocate to mycorrhizal biomass. A recent review study estimates that global plant communities transfer 13.1 gigatons of CO2 to the underground mycelium of mycorrhizal fungi each year – equivalent to roughly 1/3 of annual CO2 emissions from fossil fuels. The amount of time the carbon is locked up in fungi’s mycelium remains unknown. Nonetheless, the influx of such a massive amount of carbon into the soil is a boon for soil ecology, nutrient cycling, and the health of water cycles. It is no wonder the formation of terrestrial ecosystems largely started with the mycorrhizal fungi/plant partnership. Video credit: @rachaelcargill

Sam Knowlton

188,113 次观看 • 3 年前

Rosie Barton is either ignoring Poilievre's words or is deliberately misleading the CBC audience. First she goes along with the Carney story that he was asked to be Finance Minister under Harper "Harper's former director of communications responded to this by saying Carney's not telling the whole story and that Harper in no way supports Carney." Next she says "But we also heard Poilievre doubling down on the need to axe the consumer carbon tax, even though no Liberal leadership candidate supports it going forward." Carney is keeping a Carbon Tax and here is what Poilievre says about it "And after much reflection, I have concluded that the carbon tax will be an even bigger issue in the coming election than we thought." "He said just a few days ago that he doesn't want to "axe the tax."" "Mr. Carney's new and bigger carbon tax will help America take every industrial job from Canada." It's pretty clear that Poilievre is fighting Carney and the CBC!
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Rosie Barton is either ignoring Poilievre's words or is deliberately misleading the CBC audience. First she goes along with the Carney story that he was asked to be Finance Minister under Harper "Harper's former director of communications responded to this by saying Carney's not telling the whole story and that Harper in no way supports Carney." Next she says "But we also heard Poilievre doubling down on the need to axe the consumer carbon tax, even though no Liberal leadership candidate supports it going forward." Carney is keeping a Carbon Tax and here is what Poilievre says about it "And after much reflection, I have concluded that the carbon tax will be an even bigger issue in the coming election than we thought." "He said just a few days ago that he doesn't want to "axe the tax."" "Mr. Carney's new and bigger carbon tax will help America take every industrial job from Canada." It's pretty clear that Poilievre is fighting Carney and the CBC!

cbcwatcher

127,680 次观看 • 1 年前

American Rancher Warning America About What’s Being Threatened By The USDA & ESG Carbon Regulations - Big Agricultural Will Force All Smaller Farms Out - CEO for Rabobank said if you can't afford carbon offsets, you should not be allowed to fly. The only people that should be allowed to fly are those that can afford carbon offsets - Cameras To Monitor Citizens On How Far You Drive - They Will Control What You Eat & What Your Kids Eat In Schools - ADM and Tyson right now are in the middle of building $500 million dollar plants where they are going to grow insects for human consumption, all in the name of climate change - Digital Tracking Tags On Cattle - They want your land - & Much more all in the name of Climate Change “Agriculture cannot go along with this carbon deal. You cannot agree to have your carbon emissions measured in any way because what they want, like I read out of that Tyson Foods ESG report, what they want is your supplier data and a standardized way of calculating it. Because what do you think the next step is? They're going to want you to reduce it and reduce it and reduce it. It's $3,000,000,000 that the USDA took with no oversight. What they wanna do with it is build a system that measures your carbon emissions. They're kinda giving away what the problem is there. The problem is you and your carbon emissions. And all the bigwigs in agriculture have pretty much signed on to this deal and that narrative, that carbon emissions are this huge problem. But they also want to control how far you can travel. And they've actually tried to regulate this in different places in Europe where they put up cameras that monitor their citizens that make sure they're not traveling too far around the city or even driving older cars and things like that. And the citizens have cut the cameras down. The CEO for Rabobank had said if you can't afford carbon offsets, you should not be allowed to fly. The only people that should be allowed to fly are those that can afford carbon offsets. And if you're too poor to fly and you want to travel, you should put on a virtual reality headset, and that's how you can see the world. They also want to control what you eat. And the New York City schools right now, they have taken meat off the menu for at least 2 days of the week. And the New York City mayor has said that he is working on a plan where he will limit residents' ability to consume meat. And then you have also, you know, ADM and Tyson right now are in the middle of building $500,000,000 plants where they are going to grow insects for human consumption, all in the name of climate change. And they want your land. Biden's, uh, 30 by 30 executive order, which a lot of you are familiar with, I think, um, conservation easements and then, of course, eminent domain in this state. Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan, has said using eminent domain, the government should take away farmland so that they can, uh, put up windmills. That's his suggestion. All in the name of climate change. Farm Journal's trust in beef program, which is where the $40 million went to. You can put, EID tag or a tracking device in your calf's ear, and they will store all your information, all that cattle all that animal's information. But then you put an app on your phone, and you put all of the information about your operation into that app, how you have to rotate your cattle, what you feed them, your land, soil. All that goes into the app. — So if you rotate or if you feed certain things, they're going to measure your carbon emissions before and after, and they're going to say that you're calculating your benefits. And so what do you think they're going to do with that information once they can control your entire operation and have all the measurements of carbon emissions from your entire operation, they're going to control every aspect of your life.”
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American Rancher Warning America About What’s Being Threatened By The USDA & ESG Carbon Regulations - Big Agricultural Will Force All Smaller Farms Out - CEO for Rabobank said if you can't afford carbon offsets, you should not be allowed to fly. The only people that should be allowed to fly are those that can afford carbon offsets - Cameras To Monitor Citizens On How Far You Drive - They Will Control What You Eat & What Your Kids Eat In Schools - ADM and Tyson right now are in the middle of building $500 million dollar plants where they are going to grow insects for human consumption, all in the name of climate change - Digital Tracking Tags On Cattle - They want your land - & Much more all in the name of Climate Change “Agriculture cannot go along with this carbon deal. You cannot agree to have your carbon emissions measured in any way because what they want, like I read out of that Tyson Foods ESG report, what they want is your supplier data and a standardized way of calculating it. Because what do you think the next step is? They're going to want you to reduce it and reduce it and reduce it. It's $3,000,000,000 that the USDA took with no oversight. What they wanna do with it is build a system that measures your carbon emissions. They're kinda giving away what the problem is there. The problem is you and your carbon emissions. And all the bigwigs in agriculture have pretty much signed on to this deal and that narrative, that carbon emissions are this huge problem. But they also want to control how far you can travel. And they've actually tried to regulate this in different places in Europe where they put up cameras that monitor their citizens that make sure they're not traveling too far around the city or even driving older cars and things like that. And the citizens have cut the cameras down. The CEO for Rabobank had said if you can't afford carbon offsets, you should not be allowed to fly. The only people that should be allowed to fly are those that can afford carbon offsets. And if you're too poor to fly and you want to travel, you should put on a virtual reality headset, and that's how you can see the world. They also want to control what you eat. And the New York City schools right now, they have taken meat off the menu for at least 2 days of the week. And the New York City mayor has said that he is working on a plan where he will limit residents' ability to consume meat. And then you have also, you know, ADM and Tyson right now are in the middle of building $500,000,000 plants where they are going to grow insects for human consumption, all in the name of climate change. And they want your land. Biden's, uh, 30 by 30 executive order, which a lot of you are familiar with, I think, um, conservation easements and then, of course, eminent domain in this state. Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan, has said using eminent domain, the government should take away farmland so that they can, uh, put up windmills. That's his suggestion. All in the name of climate change. Farm Journal's trust in beef program, which is where the $40 million went to. You can put, EID tag or a tracking device in your calf's ear, and they will store all your information, all that cattle all that animal's information. But then you put an app on your phone, and you put all of the information about your operation into that app, how you have to rotate your cattle, what you feed them, your land, soil. All that goes into the app. — So if you rotate or if you feed certain things, they're going to measure your carbon emissions before and after, and they're going to say that you're calculating your benefits. And so what do you think they're going to do with that information once they can control your entire operation and have all the measurements of carbon emissions from your entire operation, they're going to control every aspect of your life.”

Wall Street Apes

507,612 次观看 • 2 年前

This part of the Alberta - Mark Carney MOU that drives up the real cost of compliance, which Carney boasts will increase by 6x. "In its core, is tightening the TIER system which is the industrial carbon tax price system here in Alberta...it means more than 6 times increase in the price of industrial price of carbon from its effective level." Effective Price is the actual number that hits the operating expense the hardest and impacts the balance sheet. I guarantee you every company's accounting department are now doing calculations and any future investment decision in Alberta will have this in their decision-making. The MOU's whole point on the industrial carbon tax is the convergence of the Headline Price-Effective Price-Floor Price. This is what ensures that companies pay the highest costs, with a slight gap for functional gap to trade credits. With the reduction in the "free" emissions allowance by 2% annually, creates a double whammy that has significant and mandatory increase in the cost of doing business in Alberta. This is the foundational part of the financial engineering mechanism behind carbon trade based system the Mark Carney has been drooling to implement for years. Every dollar on this doesn't go towards company's core business; such as drilling, doesn't go towards paying down debt or returning capital to shareholders. It forces companies to spend $ and send $ to projects that may be completely uneconomical and less productive, such as Carbon Capture etc. UCP just agreed to the biggest cost increase and red tape for our industries in Alberta's history.
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This part of the Alberta - Mark Carney MOU that drives up the real cost of compliance, which Carney boasts will increase by 6x. "In its core, is tightening the TIER system which is the industrial carbon tax price system here in Alberta...it means more than 6 times increase in the price of industrial price of carbon from its effective level." Effective Price is the actual number that hits the operating expense the hardest and impacts the balance sheet. I guarantee you every company's accounting department are now doing calculations and any future investment decision in Alberta will have this in their decision-making. The MOU's whole point on the industrial carbon tax is the convergence of the Headline Price-Effective Price-Floor Price. This is what ensures that companies pay the highest costs, with a slight gap for functional gap to trade credits. With the reduction in the "free" emissions allowance by 2% annually, creates a double whammy that has significant and mandatory increase in the cost of doing business in Alberta. This is the foundational part of the financial engineering mechanism behind carbon trade based system the Mark Carney has been drooling to implement for years. Every dollar on this doesn't go towards company's core business; such as drilling, doesn't go towards paying down debt or returning capital to shareholders. It forces companies to spend $ and send $ to projects that may be completely uneconomical and less productive, such as Carbon Capture etc. UCP just agreed to the biggest cost increase and red tape for our industries in Alberta's history.

Kirk Lubimov

19,211 次观看 • 1 个月前

This Is BIG ‼️ “I'm not making it up. The University of Nebraska just got a got done with one of their studies that the way to save the world on carbon is raise more cows. K. And that's because cows are carbon negative” “They produce more oxygen than they put off methane and carbon. It means to eat more cheese burgers or steaks. Beef, to save the world.” “According to a 2023 University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) report, beef production can be climate-neutral or even better if management practices are optimized to minimize emissions and maximize abilities to store carbon. Some of the ways UNL research suggests that cattle’s carbon footprint can be reduced include: Diet: Cattle that eat more forage and added fats produce less methane and other greenhouse gases than those that eat more grain and less forage. Fat supplements can also reduce the need for grain. Production efficiency: Improving production efficiency can result in more cattle being marketed or more live weight being produced while using fewer resources. This can be achieved through breeding, feeding, and health programs. Supply chain: Buying feed that’s grown nearby can reduce shipping emissions.”
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This Is BIG ‼️ “I'm not making it up. The University of Nebraska just got a got done with one of their studies that the way to save the world on carbon is raise more cows. K. And that's because cows are carbon negative” “They produce more oxygen than they put off methane and carbon. It means to eat more cheese burgers or steaks. Beef, to save the world.” “According to a 2023 University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) report, beef production can be climate-neutral or even better if management practices are optimized to minimize emissions and maximize abilities to store carbon. Some of the ways UNL research suggests that cattle’s carbon footprint can be reduced include: Diet: Cattle that eat more forage and added fats produce less methane and other greenhouse gases than those that eat more grain and less forage. Fat supplements can also reduce the need for grain. Production efficiency: Improving production efficiency can result in more cattle being marketed or more live weight being produced while using fewer resources. This can be achieved through breeding, feeding, and health programs. Supply chain: Buying feed that’s grown nearby can reduce shipping emissions.”

Wall Street Apes

2,656,973 次观看 • 1 年前

Cows are destroying the planet!" —Bill Gates, who’s invested millions in lab-grown meat while ignoring the real solution. Turns out, he’s dead wrong. At White Oak Pastures, regenerative farming doesn’t just offset emissions—it reverses them. Their beef is carbon-negative, with a footprint 111% lower than industrial systems. Their model is 6x more carbon-efficient than the U.S. average, proving beef can heal the land, not harm it. Michigan State University found regenerative grazing sequesters 3,678 lbs of CO₂ per acre yearly, cutting emissions by 32% vs. factory farming. The Soil Carbon Cowboys show well-managed grazing locks away 1 ton of carbon per acre. And Rodale Institute? Up to 3.5 tons per acre—beating forests. While Gates pushes fake meat, real farmers are fixing the climate with soil, sun, and smart grazing. The future isn’t synthetic—it’s regenerative. Want to fight climate change? Skip the lab-grown hype. Buy beef that builds soil, not billionaires’ portfolios.
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Cows are destroying the planet!" —Bill Gates, who’s invested millions in lab-grown meat while ignoring the real solution. Turns out, he’s dead wrong. At White Oak Pastures, regenerative farming doesn’t just offset emissions—it reverses them. Their beef is carbon-negative, with a footprint 111% lower than industrial systems. Their model is 6x more carbon-efficient than the U.S. average, proving beef can heal the land, not harm it. Michigan State University found regenerative grazing sequesters 3,678 lbs of CO₂ per acre yearly, cutting emissions by 32% vs. factory farming. The Soil Carbon Cowboys show well-managed grazing locks away 1 ton of carbon per acre. And Rodale Institute? Up to 3.5 tons per acre—beating forests. While Gates pushes fake meat, real farmers are fixing the climate with soil, sun, and smart grazing. The future isn’t synthetic—it’s regenerative. Want to fight climate change? Skip the lab-grown hype. Buy beef that builds soil, not billionaires’ portfolios.

Camus

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Kate Harrison "The first one, to your point, David, is Mark Carney's personal history of advocating for a consumer price on carbon prior to becoming the Liberal leader." "So he is on the record prior two months ago saying that he personally championed this. He's also surrounded by the same Trudeau Liberal cabinet that were proponents of this very thing." "He has written books about the integration and importance of environmental policy and fiscal and financial policy." "So what the Conservatives are doing is highlighting all of that past history and advocacy and cheerleading around a consumer carbon price and pointing to the fact that the Liberals have not yet made this permanent." "Mark Carney has said that he would keep that industrial carbon price, including on steel and aluminum, at a time that we're about to get hit by tariffs tomorrow. So I think that it's fair game for the Conservatives to keep pushing this ball back into Mark Carney's court." Kate Harrison
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Kate Harrison "The first one, to your point, David, is Mark Carney's personal history of advocating for a consumer price on carbon prior to becoming the Liberal leader." "So he is on the record prior two months ago saying that he personally championed this. He's also surrounded by the same Trudeau Liberal cabinet that were proponents of this very thing." "He has written books about the integration and importance of environmental policy and fiscal and financial policy." "So what the Conservatives are doing is highlighting all of that past history and advocacy and cheerleading around a consumer carbon price and pointing to the fact that the Liberals have not yet made this permanent." "Mark Carney has said that he would keep that industrial carbon price, including on steel and aluminum, at a time that we're about to get hit by tariffs tomorrow. So I think that it's fair game for the Conservatives to keep pushing this ball back into Mark Carney's court." Kate Harrison

cbcwatcher

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