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![]() Less dependence on oil is a pipedream. Pardon the pun
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![]() I can (in Florida...not sure how this would work in other parts) convert my residence to complete solar for 150K... AND store enough energy to SELL energy BACK to Progress Energy (our local electric company).... yet I PAY my electric company to cool my house BY AN OIL FIRED ENERGY PLANT... You hear nothing about this... From the same people in charge getting their pockets lined by big oil....
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Of course amortized over 15 years ( given the typical 30 year mortgage) along with the (Obama GREEN) feeble tax incentives, you still would not only be living energy independent, but would actually be making money from your residence... The last thing they need to hear. Until Obama sells the Sun. to BP. |
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And perhaps it is all relative; we are using less, but the world is using more. In the 70's and 80's we were sucking it down like water. But then again "Made in the USA" meant something and now it means nothing.... In the face of this, I really think we have definitely made drastic improvements relative to the rest of the planet. Hydrogen fuel cells, solar, wind... it is the only answer - and it MUST occur in our time. The only reason it won't is because it has become a multi-billion dollar cottage to discourage it's development. |
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![]() You can disagree all you want but all those cars need oil and I don't see that changing in our lifetime. But what do you want from me, I am a neanderthal who hates birds and trees, defends the NBA's officiating from rabid (disillusioned?) Celtics fans and shuns public transportation...
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