JRumeryjr wrote:
No f****l f**l is proven so we should continue to give our money to them right...NOT!
Wind power is not cost effective at hundreds of millions of dollars to install a small wind field, maintenance is millions more and it's a bird k**ler.
Mirrors, same except it k**ls even more birds.
Natural gas, it would cost trillions to install infrastructure
Solar panels are grossly ineffective with short battery life, extremely high cost
Name one technology that is efficient and hears the big one... Cost effective?
We travel often in our fifth wheel and like to dry camp off the grid. I have installed what others consider an extreme system. It's capable of microwave/Convection oven plus coffee pot, 50' TV, led lights, AC-fan-only, or AC but not microwave at same time. It's capable of running throughout the night with over 80% battery remaining on 6 batteries, 4 at 78-79% remaining. I've replaced out water flush toilet with electric and the waste tank with fresh water. Conserving water we have been off grid for over two weeks. Before installing I did months of research. I was told by every expert that I would not be able to run my AC unit, and figured out how to make it work. This same topic came up while I was researching the how to's, so research all methods of Green alternate power.
We are no were close to having the technology because of power waste and power storage problems not yet solved, the other problem is cost.
Every single alternate source received hundreds of millions of dollars in government grants, including hybrid and battery powered cars. Currently auto manufacturers lose money on every car sold and that's including government subsidies and the huge tax write offs to the factory and purchaser.
Our problem is not the volume of oil America can produce, our greatest problem is the gross shortage of refineries, with regulations that are so strict, no new refineries have been built for decades.
The exhaust that comes from cars today is amazingly low low pollution. Today two hundred cars emit less pollution than one 1980 midsized car and with nearly no hydrocarbons.
I own a Ford diesel truck with the newer diesel engine and it burns so clean it would take 50 of these trucks and then not pollute as much as one of its predecessor.
It has nothing to do with bug oil company greed, or car manufacturers greed, it is very simple. We do not have the technology advances required to move from oil consumption to green.
Read all the propaganda and BS that green extremists vomit to the public which is bold face lies.
The first company that figures out how to mass produce "cost effective" and efficient green will own the market earnings hundreds of billions of dollars, even trillions of dollars, and the private sector would explode.
It's just math