I feel like we should be focusing our time and money on an even better and cleaner solution. If and when the industry decides to move off of fossil fuels my guess would be that it will be another 30-50 years before they change to the next best thing, so perhaps we should be looking at researching a better approach to fossil fuel alternatives than just the a slightly better alternative (i.e. algae). Perhaps clean hydrogen? Maybe that's too costly...
This might have other good benefits such as being able to generate it within the confines of our own countries rather than depending on expensive foreign fuels (so much for that war in Iraq eh?), but is it worth the price of neglecting better alternatives for us AND the environment?
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In all seriousness I would be a bit worried about HOW the water eventually died out
This might have other good benefits such as being able to generate it within the confines of our own countries rather than depending on expensive foreign fuels (so much for that war in Iraq eh?), but is it worth the price of neglecting better alternatives for us AND the environment?