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Yes green energy can and I believe it eventually will work.
However, it must work because science has the breakthroughs needed and it must work without Government funding or subsidies.
Until science and not government can make green energy viable, then it is nothing but a dream.
Until science and not government can make green energy viable, then it is nothing but a dream.
Yeah, the government funded a study in 1948 on something called semiconductors, a real waste of money, right?
Until science and not government can make green energy viable, then it is nothing but a dream.
Then you agree with me - it is just a dream.
Yes green energy can and I believe it eventually will work.
However, it must work because science has the breakthroughs needed and it must work without Government funding or subsidies.
Until science and not government can make green energy viable, then it is nothing but a dream.
The question isn't whether it will work but whether it will ever break even, let alone turn a buck.Green Energy wont work - Who are you kidding?
But don't the oil companies have government funding and subsidies?
Yes green energy can and I believe it eventually will work.
However, it must work because science has the breakthroughs needed and it must work without Government funding or subsidies.
Until science and not government can make green energy viable, then it is nothing but a dream.
But don't the oil companies have government funding and subsidies?
So, it's not really about making something that actually works and pays for itself, but horning in on your "fair share" of the graft, huh?Yes green energy can and I believe it eventually will work.
However, it must work because science has the breakthroughs needed and it must work without Government funding or subsidies.
Until science and not government can make green energy viable, then it is nothing but a dream.
But don't the oil companies have government funding and subsidies?
Going green can cost too much green - USATODAY.comFor two years, the city of Durango, Colo., bought electricity for all its government buildings from wind farms. The City Council ended that program this year, reverting to electricity derived from coal-burning plants and saving the cash-strapped city about $45,000.
So, it's not really about making something that actually works and pays for itself, but horning in on your "fair share" of the graft, huh?Yes green energy can and I believe it eventually will work.
However, it must work because science has the breakthroughs needed and it must work without Government funding or subsidies.
Until science and not government can make green energy viable, then it is nothing but a dream.
But don't the oil companies have government funding and subsidies?
Save yourself the headache and put Ole Rocks on ignore before the seasonal rush. He spouts nothing but BS and disinformation from the econazi left.Yeah, the government funded a study in 1948 on something called semiconductors, a real waste of money, right?
but semiconductors made things easier for the average American -quicker and more instant results. Green energy is asking for too many sacrifices to our way of life. We are used to having decent sized cars among other things. We wont change until we are forced into it.
Non sequitur."Going green can cost too much?"
That's like saying that nutritious food and vitamins are too expensive. I choose nutritious food and vitamins and spend very little money on Doctors. I have friends who eat the junk and bypass the vitamins. They are paying a fortune in doctor bills & medication. In the long run, I am the one who saves money... Not only that, but I look and feel better too!