Helium has way more important uses in cryogenic systems, neutron detectors, etc. It's non renewable, and alot of physicists are already concerned about increasi

Helium has way more important uses in cryogenic systems, neutron detectors, etc. It's non renewable, and alot of physicists are already concerned about increasing costs. This is especially true for helium 3, the cost of which continues to skyrocket (~$2k/atmosphere*liter) . Creating massive and unnecessary demand for helium when there are renewable alternatives available is a bad idea.