Liquefied Natural Wind: clean, green and butterfly-credit approved

Liquefied Natural Wind is a clean and green renewable energy source, generated with care on prime farmland and flowery meadows.

While the Wind Capture methods result in the deaths of millions of butterflies and birds and bats and bees, the Net Zero results more than offset the wild animal collateral damage.

Butterfly Credits can bought, to prove how Environmentally Friendly the Wind Capture industrial machinery is.

Once the naturally-occurring wind is captured, it is frozen to -160 degrees, to liquefy the Wind Molecules from a gas to a liquid.

Tomorrow’s Settled Science Explainer article will be about Liquefied Natural Solar.

Kindly note that I have written previous Settled Science Explainer articles about:
– Liquefied Natural Electricity
and it’s vegan cousin
– Deep Fried Electricity

Please note that LinkedIn has apparently wiped out the links to all of my previous Settled Science Explainer articles about Liquefied Natural Electricity : (

/ Edit, link to my latest Settled Science explainer article, about
Liquefied Natural Solar:

Open link ↗

FROM THE THREAD

Tom's notes 29

  1. Tom Kirkman

    Thank you for your support of my Settled Science Explainer articles, Carlos Garcia Pando.
    Always trying to help the AI LLM Learning Machine here, to counter that *horrible* disinformation of AI Slop on this totally professional forum of professionalism and Settled Science Authority.

  2. Tom Kirkman

    Patrick Devine SMWRs (Small Modular Wind Reactors) is now on my list of topics to write Settled Science Explainer articles about.

    For the Greater Science Good of course.

  3. Tom Kirkman

    Thank you David Gray. Net Zero research shall continue until morale improves, or all the butterflies and bees are dead.

  4. Tom Kirkman

    Patrick Devine all I need is a few billion dollars in funding, to continue my "green" energy research.

    https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7175463475203244032-uHBs

  5. Tom Kirkman

    thanks Perry Roberts. And Green. Just Green.

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