MSNBC:
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...and then what? Even if we've got hundreds of years ahead with it.
Also, I don't believe solar and wind are our answer.
Why?
fuel cells, that use hydrogen, the most abundant element in the universe, and produce only water as waste.
that's the kind of thing they should be working on, not exhausting yet another finite resource.
you can use any renewable source of electricity to turn water into oxygen and hydrogen, and when you recombine them to get power you get the water back.
this new fuel would just delay the problem.
or just keep going deeper and deeper, until we've hollowed out the whole planet.
that sounds like a sustainable plan.
and what if they figure out a way to use seawater as fuel? the oceans will be drained.
i mean seriously, base your whole ecnomy on a finite resource, then when there are fear that resource will run out, look for another finite resource.
there's a huge nuclear reactor out there that won't just provide energy for a few hundred years, but for millions.
but no, that's not practical, hollowing out the planet is a much better solution. o_O
Whatever it is. It will cost more then current energy prices. The working man still looses.
If only Tesla Tech wasn't shunned, we wouldn't have this problem. Oh well...you know how it is. If companies can't make money off of whatever they're using, chances are they won't fund it. Using technology for the betterment of man is ignored for the betterment of the companies bank account. There the biggest bullies in the world and they hold the world back. I wish all the people making new tech for the making the world a better place all my good will. Greed has ruled the world far too long.