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In reply to the discussion: The *official* complain about XemaSab thread [View all]kristopher
(29,798 posts)1. You fail to address the "how" of an energy transition
Oops. Lost the text:
Your position is based on magic hand waving enabled by a complete lack of understanding of the problems involved in the transition. It is a compilation of antirenewable FUD talking points that the opponents of renewable energy have targeted at those who are concerned about local environmental issues but lack the requisite knowledge to know the fallacy of the positions they espouse.
It is like saying you support building a house as long as we don't have to use a pesky foundation of any sort and there are no walls or roof, but those windows, hey they're great.
You've seen the legitimate information yet you cling to the invalid.
What kind of person do YOU think that makes you?
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If SpaceX can get grasshopper working with Falcon 9H then SBSP becomes somewhat viable.
joshcryer
May 2012
#46
The industry is expecting 8-10GW/yr of new capacity for the next several years. nt
kristopher
May 2012
#30
It provides a starting point where EIA projections have a defacto lack of validity.
kristopher
May 2012
#36
We're talking about whether or not renewable production is putting a dent in CO2 production.
joshcryer
May 2012
#45
It is a very bad thing that AGW is being white washed by people saying we're doing enough.
joshcryer
May 2012
#48
Most people agree with "renewable energy sources can contribute substantially to human well-being".
Nihil
May 2012
#16
"Generation IV nuclear-energy technologies that may become operational after about 2030…"
OKIsItJustMe
May 2012
#50
I did not say "it could not be done at all." I said it won't solve the problem.
joshcryer
May 2012
#58
I do hate gratuitous 3-D, particularly when useful information is lost to it
OKIsItJustMe
May 2012
#20
There are so many things wrong in what you wrote, I don't know where to start. nt
bananas
May 2012
#13