Coal Does More Harm Than Good in Kentucky: $62 Million for Asthma Costs, $10 Billion for Lost Lives | ThinkProgressSee this is the problem you are so stupid that you think green enery costing half of what fossil fuel costs means it is wasteful
What green energy do you feel costs half of what fossil fuels cost.
And then, after you get your feelings out of the way, show the math. Thanks!
^Another study finds that coal mining in Kentucky has a negative impact overall on the economy
Economists: Coal Is Incredibly Costly | ThinkProgress
^New study finds that Coal and Oil are more costly then renewable energy once health and environmental effects are included.
Life-cycle study: Accounting for total harm from coal would add "close to 17.8¢/kWh of electricity generated" | ThinkProgress
^New study fines that Coals negative effect on human health and the environmental cost the nation at least 125% more than the electricity generated from coal.
^Coal results in at least 30,000 American deaths each year.
Coal Is Cheap Because Of The Massive Unpriced Externalities | ThinkProgress
Coal's hidden costs top $345 billion in U.S.: study | Reuters
^Coals negative impact on health and the environment is estimated to cost the united states over 400 billion dollars yearly.
You'll have to show me what part of that was supposed to be your proof.