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Politics : The Environmentalist Thread

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To: Triffin who wrote (10047)2/28/2007 10:03:55 AM
From: T L Comiskey  Read Replies (1) of 36917
 
re...Intermittency and storage issues aside ..

we only lack
the financial will
(Goldman Sachs smells the coffee.......
google.com
imo

From Lester Brown..
Plan B 2.0

Harnessing the wind
In the United States, a national wind resource inventory published in 1991 indicated that there is enough harnessable wind energy in just three of the 50 states—North Dakota, Kansas, and Texas—to satisfy national electricity needs. But this now greatly understates U.S. potential. Recent advances in wind turbine design and size, enabling the turbines to operate at lower wind speeds and to harness the wind's energy more efficiently and at greater heights, have dramatically expanded the harnessable wind resource.15

Wind is also clean. Wind energy does not produce sulfur dioxide emissions or nitrous oxides to cause acid rain. Nor are there any emissions of health-threatening mercury that come from coal-fired power plants. No mountains are leveled, no streams are polluted, and there are no deaths from black lung disease. Wind does not disrupt the earth's climate.
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