The 'climate crisis' is a scam

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Diogenes said:
How did Sky News "fly" over that iceberg that has you so "concerned" that you've posted it twice?
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Once was to counter your nonsensical thread- which is unlikely to be taken seriously- and the other is a serious indicator of the climate crisis you persist in ignoring.
If a trillion tonnes of mobile ice don't convince ya- nothin's gonna.
 
moon said:
Once was to counter your nonsensical thread- which is unlikely to be taken seriously- and the other is a serious indicator of the climate crisis you persist in ignoring.
If a trillion tonnes of mobile ice don't convince ya- nothin's gonna.
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Did Sky News employ an ICE to fly over that iceberg that's got so "concerned" that you've posted it twice?
 
T. A. Gardner said:
He could have gotten one of the spartan interior, short-range, and slow, electric executive aircraft instead...

www.thecooldown.com

The world's first electric passenger plane is officially off the ground — and it can travel 300 miles on a single charge

Determined companies like Eviation are very close to getting the dream of a fully electric plane off the ground.
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Not in production yet.


As of March 15, 2025, the Eviation Alice, an all-electric commuter aircraft, is not yet available for commercial use or widespread delivery. Eviation Aircraft, the company developing the plane, has made significant progress, including a successful first test flight in September 2022. However, the plane is still in the development and certification phase, and recent updates indicate challenges that have impacted its timeline.

In February 2025, Eviation announced a temporary pause in development and laid off most of its staff to focus on securing long-term partnerships and funding. This suggests that the timeline for availability may be delayed beyond the original 2027 target, depending on the success of these efforts.

The Alice is designed to carry nine passengers (or cargo) with a range of approximately 250-290 nautical miles, powered by two electric motors. While the prototype has flown, the production version is undergoing minor redesigns to improve efficiency and manufacturability, with certification test flights planned for 2025 and first deliveries projected for later this decade—assuming no further setbacks.

In summary, the Eviation Alice is not currently available for purchase or operational use. It remains in development, with its future availability contingent on overcoming financial and certification hurdles.



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Diogenes said:
Did Sky News employ an ICE to fly over that iceberg that's got so "concerned" that you've posted it twice?
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Maybe they hitched a ride on a US military aircraft. There are probably hundreds of thousands of those deployed here and there.
 
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