Jonathan Appel

#Plastic is a necessity, its #pollution is not. ~460 million metric tons of #plasticwaste flood our #oceans, #landfills, and #ecosystems every year, adding to environmental crises worldwide. Thankfully, the true solution exists - it's not #pyrolysis, it's not #incineration, it's a reverse engineering of Mother Nature - The Eden Energy Process from @EdenEnergyX Our process would convert this plastic waste into: 65 BILLION gallons of carbon-neutral, clean-burning Regenerative Fuel Oil - the equivalent of 51 days of the global diesel usage! 4.8 BILLION MMBTUs of carbon-neutral, clean-burning Regenerative Natural Gas - enough gas to power NYC for 15 years!!! and 122 Million TONS of Biochar for carbon sequestration and soil remediation. Sequestering nearly as much carbon as all the forests in the United States combined!!!!! The Future will be Green, The Future will be Pristine, The Future will be Powered by Waste!

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@30ASeawitch Serious question... what makes you say that?

@JonathanAppel13 We need pesticides.

We need pesticides

@MikeHudema Imagine thinking this is good for the environment….

This solar energy farm in Australia is made up of more than 1 million solar panels. It will produce enough energy to power over 200,000 households. We have so many solutions. Implement them. #ActOnClimate #climate #energy #renewables

@MarcVegan @MikeHudema Which has been categorically shown to not be the case. The melting is not linear.

Per Grok: A dramatic acceleration in the melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet would primarily result in accelerated global mean sea-level rise (potentially exceeding 1 meter by 2100 under high-emission scenarios, committing to multi-meter increases over centuries), widespread coastal inundation, erosion, and displacement of populations. Secondary effects would include substantial freshwater influx into the North Atlantic, risking a significant weakening or collapse of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation. This would cause pronounced cooling in northwestern Europe, shifts in global precipitation patterns, and heightened extreme weather events. Additional consequences encompass amplified regional warming via surface albedo feedback, marine and terrestrial ecosystem disruptions, and substantial socioeconomic costs from infrastructure damage and adaptation requirements. These changes would largely be irreversible on human timescales once critical thresholds are crossed.

Scientists have identified tipping points for Greenland's ice sheet — and it's not far off: buff.ly/4icavMg There is no time to wait. #ActOnClimate #climate #energy #renewables

@MarcVegan @MikeHudema What do you propose as a solution for it?

@JonathanAppel13 @MikeHudema Jonathan I don’t think you are considering how dangerous it is to continue using fossil fuels for energy.

@OctaveFilms @MarioNawfal Whats non-renewable and renewable in your eyes?

@JonathanAppel13 @MarioNawfal The shortage is potable water. Nonrenewable energy is a terrible source of clean drinking water.

🚨 Nobel Prize winner just invented a machine that pulls clean water out of thin air. Up to 1,000 liters per day, powered by ambient heat, and works in deserts. Omar Yaghi won the 2025 Nobel Prize in chemistry for inventing this. It uses "reticular chemistry" to create materials that extract moisture from air even in arid conditions. UN just said we're in "global water bankruptcy era." 2.2 billion people lack safe drinking water. 3.5 billion lack sanitation. 4 billion experience severe water scarcity at least one month per year. Yaghi grew up in a refugee camp in Jordan with no running water. So he invented a machine that makes water appear from nothing.

@RBYW42 @MarioNawfal Do you know how much water we would have to use to increase the salinity of the ocean....

@JonathanAppel13 @MarioNawfal The more you take water out of the Ocean, the higher concentration of salt water. Its like dumping pure salt into the Ocean.

@CalimanYaro @MarioNawfal Again, if you have cheap, abundant, reliable energy, everything else is easy.

@JonathanAppel13 @MarioNawfal Its everything but easy. You still have the environmental toxic brim and equipment maintenance as the process is intense on the devices parts

Well, for "cheaper," it would entirely depend on how much energy is used per liter of water produced from one of these advanced dehumidifiers (that's essentially what it is). If energy is cheap and abundant, it would still work well, the question isn't that, it is would it be cheaper vs the ability to flow large sums of water through a pipeline from a DeSal plant.

@JonathanAppel13 @MarioNawfal I agree, but it would still be an inefficient way of getting water. Harvesting water from the air or manage rain water will keep being cheaper within land than desalination+piping.

@spacepotat0Z @MarioNawfal I’m not arguing anything. I’m pointing out that if you have cheap, abundant energy, yes, everything becomes MUCH cheaper…

@JonathanAppel13 @MarioNawfal How about the hundreds of miles of pipe and pumps ? Are you arguing that everything would be cheap with cheap energy ?

@omahabojan @MarioNawfal Use it…

@beena_gobind @MarioNawfal If energy is cheap and abundant, again, desalination, turning salt water into fresh water, is easy and affordable. Then there is more than enough water.

@JonathanAppel13 @MarioNawfal The world is not 70% water. It is 70% of area on earth is covered with water. But hardly 2-3% is fresh potable water

@spacepotat0Z @MarioNawfal Again, if energy is cheap and abundant it wouldn’t cost a lot.

@JonathanAppel13 @MarioNawfal Pumping it deep into land will always cost a lot...

@tykjen @MarioNawfal Okay, you missed the point, due to my wording. We will never not have water as long as there is cheap abundant energy to turn salt water into freshwater.

Water merely covers 70% of the Earth surface. If ALL of Earth's water; oceans, ice caps, groundwater, lakes, rivers, and atmospheric vapor were collected into a single sphere, it would have a diameter of approximately 860 miles. This is roughly the size of Madagascar. End of Lesson, my sweet summer child.

There is no "water shortage", the shortage is cheap, abundant energy. If energy is cheap and abundant, desalination is easy... the world is 70% water...