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Which do you think cost more and takes more effort?
1. Research and develop new systems that convert/produce energy from basically limitless energy sources (waves, sun, wind, geothermal)
2. **** the ground till the stored energy is gone and pretend it will last forever (by forever i mean your own lifetime)
There is a shocking theme on here by the majority. Don't do any renewable energy until it costs less then just burning stored energy. It is very easy to spend money from someone else's savings account rather then making money sustainably in your own. This unfortunately is how renewable energy is viewed, that spending money from someone else's savings account is a viable long term strategy.
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Originally posted by tweety View PostCarbon tax isn't a subsidy to renewable energy.
In your next post you lecture us on our concern of the cost of electrical generation. Actually my main concern is that electricity won't be available when needed due to the dependence on intermittent rather than proven sources of generation.
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Originally posted by tweety View PostWhich do you think cost more and takes more effort?
To convert an average country like the UK to all renewables and electric vehicles would require doubling the output of all of those rare elements. Guess we can ask china to do it so your feel better and don't have to see the open mines.
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Originally posted by tweety View PostWhich do you think cost more and takes more effort?
1. Research and develop new systems that convert/produce energy from basically limitless energy sources (waves, sun, wind, geothermal)
2. **** the ground till the stored energy is gone and pretend it will last forever (by forever i mean your own lifetime)
There is a shocking theme on here by the majority. Don't do any renewable energy until it costs less then just burning stored energy. It is very easy to spend money from someone else's savings account rather then making money sustainably in your own. This unfortunately is how renewable energy is viewed, that spending money from someone else's savings account is a viable long term strategy.
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Originally posted by Hamloc View PostActually Tweety in Alberta under the former NDP government roughly 1/3 of the C02 tax went to subsidize solar installations and other programs like installation of more energy efficient lighting and to fund rebates for installing more energy efficient heating systems. Justin Trudeau's new tax is really just an income transfer from energy intensive industries to city dwellers.
In your next post you lecture us on our concern of the cost of electrical generation. Actually my main concern is that electricity won't be available when needed due to the dependence on intermittent rather than proven sources of generation.
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