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The thing is Wind is Flaky, Personally I like to have power all the time, even when there is no wind.
There are two solutions to this problems:
1. Giant Batteries/ Flywheels/ Water storage hills 2. Gas Supplement.
3. Interconnecting Wind Farms http://www.stanford.edu/group/efmh/winds/aj07_jamc.pdf but I agree: in the years to come we still need "conventional", reliable, energy, the cleaner being the nuclear one
arsenic can substitute phosphorous, but you still need carbon atoms in order to have long carbon chains that builds up proteins, fats, and so on.
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The thing is Wind is Flaky, Personally I like to have power all the time, even when there is no wind.
There are two solutions to this problems:
1. Giant Batteries/ Flywheels/ Water storage hills 2. Gas Supplement.
3. Interconnecting Wind Farms http://www.stanford.edu/group/efmh/winds/aj07_jamc.pdf but I agree: in the years to come we still need "conventional", reliable, energy, the cleaner being the nuclear one
arsenic can substitute phosphorous, but you still need carbon atoms in order to have long carbon chains that builds up proteins, fats, and so on.