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Regardless of whether we have a 90 or 100 year supply of natural gas, it's just bloody foolish to waste it as an oil substitute for transportation. It won't so
by politician 15y ago
Regardless of whether we have a 90 or 100 year supply of natural gas, it's just bloody foolish to waste it as an oil substitute for transportation. It won't solve the ultimate energy problem, it's a 50 year band-aid at best, and "Mr. Hydrogen economy" T. Boone Pickens is involved (so you ought to know something isn't quite right).
CNG? You're betting on a loser.
- rsanchez1 15y agoOn the flip side, it gives renewable energy 100 more years to finally develop a cost-effective solution.
- politician 15y agoNo, if I've seen anything about civilization it's that a crisis averted is quickly forgotten. We'll have precisely the same 15 years to solve the problem, but we won't have the benefit of fuel for heat.