Have you watched an Inconvenient Truth. they said it was panic time in 2004.Nice straw man argument.
Nobody says it's panic time yet. Chill, Huckleberry....nobody's weezin off your tricky gig.
Not even close. Nuke plants got tax deductions for sure but make enough electricity to be profitable. Solar and wind never become profitable at any point of their life cycle. And the fact you think wind and solar have been suppressed tells me you dont care about reality. How have they been oppressed?
Al Jazeera Gore's flick was more of a wake-up call.Have you watched an Inconvenient Truth. they said it was panic time in 2004.Nice straw man argument.
Nobody says it's panic time yet. Chill, Huckleberry....nobody's weezin off your tricky gig.
The costs of construction and operation of a nuclear power plant grid is never recovered during it's life cycle in terms of actual profitability. And there was a solar energy revolution brewing in the 70's which was quickly crushed , starting when Reagan removed Carter's solar panels from the White House roof in 1981. Around the time his sneaky VP cut a deal with the Saudis I would say.
Solar panels were a joke in the 70’s they aren’t all that great still. Nuclear plants are profitable due to length of service. Solar panels have such a sharp drop in performance in a short time you can never come close to breaking even.The costs of construction and operation of a nuclear power plant grid is never recovered during it's life cycle in terms of actual profitability. And there was a solar energy revolution brewing in the 70's which was quickly crushed , starting when Reagan removed Carter's solar panels from the White House roof in 1981. Around the time his sneaky VP cut a deal with the Saudis I would say.
Jimmy Carter installed 32 solar panels on the White House roof when he was president in the late 1970s. When Ronald Reagan took office in 1981, one of his first actions as president was to have the panels, which his chief-of-staff allegedly said Reagan felt were “just a joke,” removed.Aug 15, 2013
you keep posting how they are making it happen, keep the government out of it.....and when the private sector makes it cheap and affordable, voilaAl Jazeera Gore's flick was more of a wake-up call.Have you watched an Inconvenient Truth. they said it was panic time in 2004.Nice straw man argument.
Nobody says it's panic time yet. Chill, Huckleberry....nobody's weezin off your tricky gig.
I've never been for a carbon tax either, but I am for some federal ( mostly state) subsidies for renewables and high speed rail systems.
Those are good for two to four years providing 90% of their power capacity. Within 10 years they only put out 10% of their rated capacity. Just going out on a limb here but standing on them or moving them probably shortens that life span.
Yet, morons like you endorse high speed rail which doesn't even cover it's operating costs, and its capital costs are astronomical.The costs of construction and operation of a nuclear power plant grid is never recovered during it's life cycle in terms of actual profitability. And there was a solar energy revolution brewing in the 70's which was quickly crushed , starting when Reagan removed Carter's solar panels from the White House roof in 1981. Around the time his sneaky VP cut a deal with the Saudis I would say.
Jimmy Carter installed 32 solar panels on the White House roof when he was president in the late 1970s. When Ronald Reagan took office in 1981, one of his first actions as president was to have the panels, which his chief-of-staff allegedly said Reagan felt were “just a joke,” removed.Aug 15, 2013
The costs of construction and operation of a nuclear power plant grid is never recovered during it's life cycle in terms of actual profitability. And there was a solar energy revolution brewing in the 70's which was quickly crushed , starting when Reagan removed Carter's solar panels from the White House roof in 1981. Around the time his sneaky VP cut a deal with the Saudis I would say.
Jimmy Carter installed 32 solar panels on the White House roof when he was president in the late 1970s. When Ronald Reagan took office in 1981, one of his first actions as president was to have the panels, which his chief-of-staff allegedly said Reagan felt were “just a joke,” removed.Aug 15, 2013
But it's FWEEE!Yet, morons like you endorse high speed rail which doesn't even cover it's operating costs, and its capital costs are astronomical.The costs of construction and operation of a nuclear power plant grid is never recovered during it's life cycle in terms of actual profitability. And there was a solar energy revolution brewing in the 70's which was quickly crushed , starting when Reagan removed Carter's solar panels from the White House roof in 1981. Around the time his sneaky VP cut a deal with the Saudis I would say.
Jimmy Carter installed 32 solar panels on the White House roof when he was president in the late 1970s. When Ronald Reagan took office in 1981, one of his first actions as president was to have the panels, which his chief-of-staff allegedly said Reagan felt were “just a joke,” removed.Aug 15, 2013
Don't all socialist revolutions end up like that? Freezing and starving is only the beginning of the good times.The costs of construction and operation of a nuclear power plant grid is never recovered during it's life cycle in terms of actual profitability. And there was a solar energy revolution brewing in the 70's which was quickly crushed , starting when Reagan removed Carter's solar panels from the White House roof in 1981. Around the time his sneaky VP cut a deal with the Saudis I would say.
Jimmy Carter installed 32 solar panels on the White House roof when he was president in the late 1970s. When Ronald Reagan took office in 1981, one of his first actions as president was to have the panels, which his chief-of-staff allegedly said Reagan felt were “just a joke,” removed.Aug 15, 2013
So your idea of a "revolution of solar energy" was Carters few solar panels on the white house?
Really? Do you know anything about the energy crisis of the 1970s? It wasn't a revolution, it was people freezing in schools. My parents were both public school teachers, and talked about students and faculty alike shivering in the cold, inside schools during the winter.
That's your idea of a revolution? You can keep it, or better yet, go to your green energy revolution in Venezuela, with the rest of your socialist BS crap.
But its not true...and it never will be true.....it is a mental disorder to lie to your self and believe it....plus it gets us no where....
Not falling for your silly straw man argument and taking my words out of context.
I've been ignoring the same talking points for years.
