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- Thread starter GromsDad
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Fusion breakthrough is a milestone for climate, clean energy
apnews.com
Dayum dood. You gotta start delving a little deeper than memes.
That's like fifth grade understanding of issues.
don't you think you're giving him a little too much credit?Dayum dood. You gotta start delving a little deeper than memes.
Biden's natural gas "phase out" is the next looming disaster
hotair.com
So rather than sticking with last century's power sources and missing out on the next wave of energy development, we can position ourselves to remain globally competitive for the reminder of the 21st century.
I was telling my kid this just the other day, "By the time you are my age, ICE vehicles and fossil-fuel fired power plants will be anachronisms from a bygone era." Or something like that.
Futurism for the sake of futurism is cute
Problem is there is only one better power source for power plants but the greenies are scared of that and there’s no better power generation for vehicles yet
Pulling back prematurely will cause that loss in competition sooner
I suspect you and I are in agreement regarding investing heavily in nuclear power generation now, validating what Hal said: "we should be making progress toward weaning ourselves off fossil fuels."
