Fossil Fuel Free In Ten Years

[jreeves]

Republicans are such pussies. Whaaa!!! Alternative energy is hard!!!

We have to start somewhere. T. Boone has the right idea, but he can't do it alone. We need a massive effort along the lines of the Manhatten Project. It can be done.

Kirk is such a troll he still hasn't answered, WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE HOUSE REPUBLICANS COMPREHENSIVE ENERGY PLAN?

 

[Chris]

Dudes you're not even listening are you. Repeating the same thing over and over and over and over does not bolster or prove your point especially when the points you make are as poor as yours. FOr the Nteenth time there is no logic in the notion that because it works for Denmark that it will work here. GET THIS THROUGH YOUR SKULL. THAT DOES NOT WORK AS AN ARGUMENT. How old are you? Cause you have to be so young that you just don't get how to put an argument together or how to recognize it's holes. Your opinions are your opinions but for God's sake if you're gonna spend time around here learn how to be put together a logical, rationale argument.

Wind farm off Va. coast can be done, researchers say | HamptonRoads.com | PilotOnline.com

 

[Chris]

IBERDROLA RENEWABLES Announces Second Wind Farm in Brookings County - MarketWatch

 

[Chris]

China Power Investment to invest 2.8b yuan in wind power plant

 

[Chris]

Wind Inc. signs distribution deals for wind turbines - Dallas Business Journal:

 

[Chris]

Livingston Co. Wind Farm Plans Progress - Business - redOrbit

 

[Chris]

Foundation work underway on the Bear Mountain wind farm in British Columbia – Journal of Commerce

 

[Chris]

The Associated Press: Peru company to build $240 million wind farm

 

[Chris]

Romanian Windfarm Takes ?Europe?s Largest? Title Away From Scotland : TreeHugger

 

[dilloduck]

Are you resorting to spamming us now?

 

[Chris]

Maui wind farm wins award - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):

 

[Chris]

Are you resorting to spamming us now?

Posting facts is not spamming.

 

[Chris]

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/20/nyregion/20windmill.htm

 

[Chris]

Gulf Wind Farm clears final legal hurdle - Houston Business Journal:

 

[Chris]

Huge wind farm gets green light | Herald Sun

 

[Chris]

Offshore wind farm near Norfolk approved | UK | Reuters

 

[Chris]

Opposition to wind farm appears to have blown over - Springfield, IL - The State Journal-Register

 

[Chris]

Delaware officials approve offshore wind farm - Forbes.com

 

[Chris]

How Wind Farms May Really Replace Coal Mining | Environment | AlterNet

 

[sealybobo]

Could it be done?
?

Not with the GOP in power it can't.

We all know the GOP is in bed with the oil companies, right? Just look at how the GOP fights for the oil companies. They don’t want to stop speculation or close loopholes. They only want to give the oil companies more land. So then it makes sense that the GOP is against alternative energy, just like the oil companies. Why would they want alternatives to oil when they are in the business of selling oil?

So if you are a consumer of oil, you should not vote GOP, because they don’t want alternative energy. They want you to be dependent on oil and pay $4 a gallon for gas, because that’s good for the oil companies.

Sure the Dems take money from the oil companies too, but they actually try to stop the gouging, close the loopholes, end excessive speculation and even impose a windfall profit tax on the oil companies.

So basically the GOP killed the battery car.

The EV1 was the first modern production electric vehicle from a major automaker and also the first purpose-built electric car produced by General Motors (GM) in the United States.

Introduced in 1996, The EV1 electric cars were available in California and Arizona as a lease only, as well as through a Southern Company employee lease program in Georgia, and could be serviced at designated Saturn retailers. They were discontinued after 1999 and subsequently removed from the roads in 2003 by General Motors (except for a few). The car's discontinuation was and remains a very controversial topic.



a lengthy waiting list.[4] In mid 2000, GM closed the EV1 plant.



In late 2003, GM officially canceled the EV1 program.[12][13] Despite waiting lists and positive feedback from the lessees.

Instead of keeping the cars and allowing the currently built cars to be sold, the company elected to shred all of these cars after numerous promises to reuse them.