Think about that. A major industrial nation was running 50% on solar energy. Remarkable.
http://www.treehugger.com/energy-policy/half-germany-was-powered-solar.html
http://www.treehugger.com/energy-policy/half-germany-was-powered-solar.html
Think about that. A major industrial nation was running 50% on solar energy. Remarkable.
http://www.treehugger.com/energy-policy/half-germany-was-powered-solar.html
I would be grateful if we had trees along the highway to suck up some vehicle pollution. It would also save the tax payers money on grass mowing.I really like they way they have used solar pv for long stretches along the roadways in Europe. It bugs me that we don't do the same, instead we have Mass Highway crews weedwacking the adjacent areas' next to the highway...this area could be so much better used for solar.
It can't be done!
Oh wait...it has.
Isn't it all solar energy anyway? It's just a question of how much it is processed.
Godddammn hippie-talk like this is a gonna bring down the empire.
Technically wouldn't tidal energy be considered more lunar than solar?
Hydro-electric indirectly depends on the sun to drive the precipitation cycle, so I was considering that a form of solar. But technically a planet could have tides without the sun. Not sure about geothermal. Would this be an indirect form of nuclear energy?
Is it for certain that the heat in the earth is driven by nuclear decay? I was thinking a good amount was residual from the time of earths creation and some was created by friction created by movement of the earths core.
Same here.Not sure semipro. That's why I posed it as a question.
Eventually they will. Nobody owns the internet either but eventually the economy of scale will make cloud computing worth it. People will leave the hardware biz and computers will be dummy terminals with a fat pipe. Any type of real autonomy will be too expensive.In the U$ the problem with solar is, they don't own it.Therefore it is not feasible.
I don't know if you came up with that or recycled the saying, but you sure said a mouthful!In the U$ the problem with solar is, they don't own it.Therefore it is not feasible.
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