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You did notice I mentioned nuclear as part of the solution, and it was much more of the solution until the price of solar dropped precipitously over the past de
by varelse 5y ago
You did notice I mentioned nuclear as part of the solution, and it was much more of the solution until the price of solar dropped precipitously over the past decade, but we still need it. I'm fed up with the politics too and I'm ready to move to problem solving phase here. Why are so few like that in my experience? Even without climate change, energy independence is strategic and further pursuit of coal is environmental cancer. This ought to be a lot easier than it is.
Probably should eat less beef and fewer almonds though or at least we should remove the subsidies used to artificially keep their prices down and see how that plays out.
- tomjen3 5y agoThe wast majority of people care about their relative status and power, not solving the problem. The people in the environmental lobby are far more concerned with keeping the problem than solving it. Normally I would say the solution is to go forth and do it, then apologize later, but that’s not how the law works.
- varelse 5y agoExcept yes it does for coal and a myriad of other dirty tricks by corporate America. So I remain amazed that we don't channel that energy into doing good.