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Environment & Energy

dumbcat

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4. Interesting

Reply to Xipe Totec (Reply #1)

Tue Feb 7, 2017, 04:27 PM

Feb 2017

I wonder what the equivalent figure would be in CO2 emissions per passenger kilometer on the Titanic? And I'd like to see that figure calculated for both passengers only, and passengers plus crew. I wish I had the data to calculate.

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Coal is the key to the worldwide structure of energy [View all] pscot Feb 2017 OP

Translated to airline passenger miles Xipe Totec Feb 2017 #1

Interesting dumbcat Feb 2017 #4

shouldn't be too hard to guesstimate caraher Feb 2017 #6

article is a propaganda piece cheerleading for coal, an obsolete techonology on the way out nt msongs Feb 2017 #2

Except it's not on the way out. That's what makes this article terrifying. hunter Feb 2017 #3

If all the coal enumerated in that list was burned pscot Feb 2017 #5