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Go Fuck Yourself, Oil!
Dum dee dee...
Fossil Fuels Just Lost the Race Against Renewables - Bloomberg Business Quote:
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Deep Smile here :pimp
Too bad hungarian politician scums just ordered a crappy russian nuclear plant which produces the same amount of energy from the point they turn it on until they shut it down so only gas from russians again can satisfy our energy needs. They just put extra tax on solar panels. I am not kidding :( If we continue this way I have no option but to leave my homeland for a better place on Earth.. |
I just hope that thye abandon that "grill" type solar plant desing, where you get millions readily roasted birds per year. That is not very environmental friendly.
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If they can figure out a way - maybe some kind of high frequency noise - that would scare the birds away, then they would be all set. |
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... or maybe some huge nets to keep the birds away... |
using ********** logic, we should ban windows, you know, on account of the birds.
http://i.imgur.com/XXGkl4p.jpg fucking reject. |
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http://www.englishforum.ch/attachmen...y-cat-pult.jpg |
This is just a babystep.
Adding NEW energy production isn't the same as replacing all the OLD sources. And of the new plants added it is still about half renewable and half fossil fuels (mostly COAL not oil for electricity) Here in Nevada of course it's been "renewable" (todays terminology) energy generation since 1936. Plenty of other places also have always used Hydro. Anyway, once the numbers for ALL existing power supplies are about 50/50 (like the "new" ones are)...then we'll be actually getting there. This is just the very beginning. Not yet time to pop the cork on the champagne. |
Now you just have to overcome that small obstacle called sunset, and you're all good!
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Also, for example plants have solved this problem long time ago. |
No doubt that electricity can certainly be generate 100% by "renewable" sources (sun, wind, hydro, etc.)
But one thing can't change: Heating homes. When people living in cold places have temps below zero outside (like the NorthEast U.S. in the winter)...they have to have heating oil or natural gas to keep from freezing. I'm sure that since Mark Prince lives in Canada that even he is burning fossil fuels to keep warm in the cold winter. |
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