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    #11
    Tell me,


    Why is it that most of you on here hold on so fervently to one energy source?

    Geothermal can generate power and heat homes without emissions.

    Hydrogen is largely untapped.

    Hydroelectric dams last for hundreds of years and produce clean energy plus manage a resource.

    Wind is always blowing. Might as well use it for something?


    Battery packs keep getting better. Oil is a battery too.

    Bio-waste can be turned into heat power and fuel for engines and turbines plus remove waste and gas from landfills.


    Instead of trucks and cars think hyperloop and electric trains.

    You truly want to know why we go nowhere in this country? It's because the majority of people - regardless of political spectrum - would rather bash an idea than come up with one, fund one, or build one.


    Hell, I'm sure the wheel and fire would never have been adopted if the entire world was like you guys

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      Very close to the Ghetto.

      Renewables can surely compliment hydrocarbons but it will be awhile until they can supplant them.

      Some new homes here built with Geothermal complain about it not keeping up during prolonged cold spells. And the power bill being high supplementing heating and for running pumps etc.

      Will renewables be able to keep up to growing demands or will they always have to be supplemented with hydrocarbons, hydro-electric, etc.

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        #13
        Originally posted by Zephyr View Post
        Tell me,


        Why is it that most of you on here hold on so fervently to one energy source?

        Geothermal can generate power and heat homes without emissions.

        Hydrogen is largely untapped.

        Hydroelectric dams last for hundreds of years and produce clean energy plus manage a resource.

        Wind is always blowing. Might as well use it for something?


        Battery packs keep getting better. Oil is a battery too.

        Bio-waste can be turned into heat power and fuel for engines and turbines plus remove waste and gas from landfills.


        Instead of trucks and cars think hyperloop and electric trains.

        You truly want to know why we go nowhere in this country? It's because the majority of people - regardless of political spectrum - would rather bash an idea than come up with one, fund one, or build one.


        Hell, I'm sure the wheel and fire would never have been adopted if the entire world was like you guys

        Tell me where i am plugging my electric tractor and combine into and we can have a conversation....

        Trains are essentially electric now....diesel powers the generator....you want to start putting power lines above the mainline????? And keep it functional????

        power outage and the trains stop?????wtf

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          #14
          Originally posted by Zephyr View Post
          Tell me,


          Why is it that most of you on here hold on so fervently to one energy source?

          Geothermal can generate power and heat homes without emissions.

          Hydrogen is largely untapped.

          Hydroelectric dams last for hundreds of years and produce clean energy plus manage a resource.

          Wind is always blowing. Might as well use it for something?


          Battery packs keep getting better. Oil is a battery too.

          Bio-waste can be turned into heat power and fuel for engines and turbines plus remove waste and gas from landfills.


          Instead of trucks and cars think hyperloop and electric trains.

          You truly want to know why we go nowhere in this country? It's because the majority of people - regardless of political spectrum - would rather bash an idea than come up with one, fund one, or build one.


          Hell, I'm sure the wheel and fire would never have been adopted if the entire world was like you guys
          People on here don’t want only one power supply. From what I understand they want several reliable power supplies which include hydro-electric, nuclear, NG, coal, and you propose straw (gassifier) power which seems like something worth looking into for certain applications.

          Could you explain why wind power would be a good investment on the Canadian prairies for a reliable power source? (The Alberta power statistics don’t show that it’s always windy but I’d like to hear your explanation.)

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            #15
            Originally posted by Zephyr View Post
            Tell me,


            Why is it that most of you on here hold on so fervently to one energy source?

            Geothermal can generate power and heat homes without emissions.

            Hydrogen is largely untapped.

            Hydroelectric dams last for hundreds of years and produce clean energy plus manage a resource.

            Wind is always blowing. Might as well use it for something?


            Battery packs keep getting better. Oil is a battery too.

            Bio-waste can be turned into heat power and fuel for engines and turbines plus remove waste and gas from landfills.


            Instead of trucks and cars think hyperloop and electric trains.

            You truly want to know why we go nowhere in this country? It's because the majority of people - regardless of political spectrum - would rather bash an idea than come up with one, fund one, or build one.


            Hell, I'm sure the wheel and fire would never have been adopted if the entire world was like you guys
            Hydroelectric dams are finished , be honest with yourself .

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              #16
              Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
              Hydroelectric dams are finished , be honest with yourself .
              The world begs to differ...

              https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-45019893

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                #17
                Originally posted by Zephyr View Post
                The world begs to differ...

                https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-45019893
                I think the article actually affirms what furrow just stated.

                Most Dams are being built outside of NA. Because of lower environmental and cultural impact standards.

                The World Bank is no longer financing these projects and the Chinese Infrastructure Bank has stepped in because they ask fewer questions. Also it allows Chinese firms to take control of the project.

                In NA Site C may well be the last dam project in the next few decades.

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                  #18
                  Maybe we all need to buy a diesel electric kirvet tractor and hook it up to the grid when not using it for field use

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                    Hydroelectric dams are finished , be honest with yourself .
                    If you cant build a little pipeline, how will you ever convince the woke crowd its ok to flood out vasts tracks of land to build a hydro dam.

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by MBgrower View Post
                      If you cant build a little pipeline, how will you ever convince the woke crowd its ok to flood out vasts tracks of land to build a hydro dam.
                      Tell them they can fish, drive their boats and personal watercraft, camp in the adjacent parks, charge their electric cars, irrigate..... all as a result of a power generating hydro dam.

                      And as bucket says, do we have enough elevation to make more than one, afew many miles apart?, ...the cascading effect.

                      Fresh water is always in short supply on the arid prairies. Using it purposefully would be better than letting it flow to salt water.
                      Last edited by farmaholic; Sep 22, 2020, 19:22.

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