o bullshit. many countries in the world have more than double the electricity prices the US allows itself. not the end of the world.
it's a matter of priorities, and of lobbies.
check out the http://www.renewables2004.de/ conference that started today. there are a lot of alternative energy sources that are viable if you are willing to change your ways. (that, btw, would be a lot closer to being on par with fossil-fuel-based power if we hadn't collectively spent our inheritance on nuclear power in the last 50 years.)
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o bullshit. many countries in the world have
more than double the electricity prices the
US allows itself. not the end of the world.
it's a matter of priorities, and of lobbies.
check out the http://www.renewables2004.de/
conference that started today. there are a
lot of alternative energy sources that are
viable if you are willing to change your ways.
(that, btw, would be a lot closer to being on
par with fossil-fuel-based power if we hadn't
collectively spent our inheritance on nuclear
power in the last 50 years.)
What's the white stuff in the valleys?d Map_hi-res.jpg
http://www.esa.int/export/externals/images/Colore