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I just switched one of my electric bills (Maine) to 100% wind power, and at the same rate (actually less for 1 year with promo discount, then the same). Millio
by efsavage 14y ago
I just switched one of my electric bills (Maine) to 100% wind power, and at the same rate (actually less for 1 year with promo discount, then the same).
Millions of toxic batteries are a problem, but I wouldn't be surprised if some future scientist/entrepeneur figures out something smart to do with them. It's not exactly nuclear waste.
Ethanol is indeed a scam at the moment, but when it can be harvested and processed by electric combines and new plants, it will be an effective way to store other clean energy.
- TeMPOraL 14y ago> It's not exactly nuclear waste. I have strong faith that eventually we'll figure how to use even nuclear waste productively.
- adventureful 14y agoThey've already solved that one, at least partially. And it certainly seems likely to continue to progress in the right direction. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traveling_wave_reactor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traveling_wave_reactor