> inefficiency here can actually be useful Except for the tons of CO2 that get pumped into the atmosphere in the process, or the blackouts its causes, or the f

> inefficiency here can actually be useful Except for the tons of CO2 that get pumped into the atmosphere in the process, or the blackouts its causes, or the fact that there are tons of more useful applications for that energy, like heating homes, running air conditioning, charging electric vehicles ...