Solar is the best overall energy source by far.

[the other mike]

Especially in the Sahara desert.

 

[ReinyDays]

Better energy source than doughnuts ... that's insanity talking, you must be nuts ... ha ha ha ha ...

What are we to do with all this energy in the desert? ... wouldn't it be better to put solar panels near, or on, our homes and businesses? ... not sure we can put up terrorist-proof transmission lines through a thousand miles of ISIS controlled territory ... better to put small nuclear reactors in every neighborhood of Gaza City I would think ...

 

[the other mike]

Better energy source than doughnuts ... that's insanity talking, you must be nuts ... ha ha ha ha ...

What are we to do with all this energy in the desert? ... wouldn't it be better to put solar panels near, or on, our homes and businesses? ... not sure we can put up terrorist-proof transmission lines through a thousand miles of ISIS controlled territory ... better to put small nuclear reactors in every neighborhood of Gaza City I would think ...

No. No. You're supposed to say;
"But won't they get buried every time there's a sand storm ?"

 

[Markle]

Especially in the Sahara desert.

Nope, but you already know nuclear power is by far, our best source of energy.

 

[the other mike]

Nope, but you already know nuclear power is by far, our best source of energy.

Save the nukes for space travel.

 

[Markle]

Nope, but you already know nuclear power is by far, our best source of energy.

Save the nukes for space travel.

By far nuclear power is the most reliable, efficient, and cleanest form of energy we have today. China has more being built and in planning than the rest of the world combined.

 

[the other mike]

By far nuclear power is the most reliable, efficient, and cleanest form of energy we have today. China has more being built and in planning than the rest of the world combined.

China has 4 times more people than we do, and half their country isn't suitable for solar power.

As for nuclear being clean, you're lying. Shut up.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Good to see the anti nuclear brigade cheering the harnessing of solar power, you know, from that enormous nuclear reactor in space that we orbit.

 

[the other mike]

Good to see the anti nuclear brigade cheering the harnessing of solar power, you know, from that enormous nuclear reactor in space that we orbit.

They also always forget to mention that even at the current pace, we'll run out of uranium in about 200 years.

How cost-effective will it be for future generations to have to
maintain these dead reactors to prevent meltdowns ?

 

[Captain Caveman]

Good to see the anti nuclear brigade cheering the harnessing of solar power, you know, from that enormous nuclear reactor in space that we orbit.

They also always forget to mention that even at the current pace, we'll run out of uranium in about 200 years.

How cost-effective will it be for future generations to have to
maintain these dead reactors to prevent meltdowns ?

Here's an article on uranium reserves -

Will we run out of Uranium?

To mitigate climate change in a meaningful way, we would need to at least double the current nuclear power capacity in electricity production by 2050…

www.fennonen.fi

 

[Markle]

Good to see the anti nuclear brigade cheering the harnessing of solar power, you know, from that enormous nuclear reactor in space that we orbit.

They also always forget to mention that even at the current pace, we'll run out of uranium in about 200 years.

How cost-effective will it be for future generations to have to
maintain these dead reactors to prevent meltdowns ?

So we're fine for 200 years!

According to you, we should not use anything that we might run out of in 200 years!

Got it!

 

[percysunshine]

Like no one saw this coming...

Report: Philadelphia's Proterra Fleet in Complete Shambles

More than two dozen electric Proterra buses first unveiled by the city of Philadelphia in 2016 are already out of operation, according to a WHYY investigation.

freebeacon.com

 

[Captain Caveman]

Like no one saw this coming...

Report: Philadelphia's Proterra Fleet in Complete Shambles

More than two dozen electric Proterra buses first unveiled by the city of Philadelphia in 2016 are already out of operation, according to a WHYY investigation.

freebeacon.com

Electric vehicles were an idea, but a poor idea. It's like inventing the steam powered car, that's the similarity to where they fit in. Some technology desperately needs invented to supercede electric before every vehicle manufacturing idiots goes down the electric route.

I'm not saying fossil fueled vehicles need to stay, I'm saying electric is not the answer. The only thing that can save the pro electric clan is a vast technological advancement of the battery. Ain't gonna happen this century.

 

[Polishprince]

The problem with solar power is that it doesn't help at all at night or on cloudy days. I guess its cool if you like quiet, dark nights where you can study the heavens and constellations. But it definitely will change life in our current days.

 

[Mindful]

 

[Markle]

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WOW, let's do it! One point two percent is such a tiny amount, why no do it today?

OH, wait, the Sahara desert is 3.6 MILLION MILES! That is 3, Not acres, but SQUARE MILES! ONE square mile is equal to 640 acres. That is 3,600,000 SQUARE MILES. That time 1.2% equals, 0.12000 X 3,600,000 = 43,200 SQUARE MILES of solar panels.

Are you serious?

The REAL solution, today, is nuclear power.

 

[Markle]

China has 4 times more people than we do, and half their country isn't suitable for solar power.

As for nuclear being clean, you're lying. Shut up.

Why so rude to me? Are you that desperate?

 

[the other mike]

Why so rude to me? Are you that desperate?

You've got a point.
Guess I owe you an apology then.

 

[Markle]

You've got a point.
Guess I owe you an apology then.

Thank you. Here too are the number of nuclear plants scheduled to be built. Notice NONE in the United States.

China is no fool. They learned from us that one of the secrets to a booming economy is cheap, plentiful energy. As you can see, they are making huge strides toward that end while the Harris/Biden administration is working hard to make our energy both expensive and in short supply.

 

[the other mike]

Thank you. Here too are the number of nuclear plants scheduled to be built. Notice NONE in the United States.

China is no fool. They learned from us that one of the secrets to a booming economy is cheap, plentiful energy. As you can see, they are making huge strides toward that end while the Harris/Biden administration is working hard to make our energy both expensive and in short supply.

China has a short-term strategy that's part of a larger long-term strategy.