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>I am not sure why some people think there is a Hydrogen conspiracy that is attempting to sabotage electric energy, the issue is with batteries and storage. Yo
by Qwertious 6y ago
>I am not sure why some people think there is a Hydrogen conspiracy that is attempting to sabotage electric energy, the issue is with batteries and storage.
You need to be on guard and skeptical about anyone critical of renewables, because there's been a coordinated and large-scale campaign by oil companies to push climate denialism and to pour FUD on any alternatives. And after 50 years, we're both out of time for the slow-and-steady approach and we also have technology that has major real-world adoption.
Good-faith actors are hurt by this, but there's no real alternative short of A) letting corporate campaigns control the agenda, or B) fixing our political system so corporate money isn't so effective at influencing politics. It's an unhappy situation with no easy solutions.
- simion314 6y agoI agree with critical thinking, but the comment I replied was about using electricity generated probably by renewable that is stored as hydrogen. So the hydrogen cabal would use the renewable camp tech, the only people worried by that would be the batteries people(mining, creating, selling, recycling this batteries). IMO electricity will be the better tool for most of the jobs but not all and we can't transition to electric over night.
- sleepysysadmin 6y ago>You need to be on guard and skeptical about anyone critical of renewables, because there's been a coordinated and large-scale campaign by oil companies to push climate denialism So my argument that hydrogen is sourced vastly from fossil fuels is disregarded because I'm critical of renewables?