RE: global warming
Meanwhile, a dose of cold water (not cold fusion!) on the wind turbine farm subject. I've done a few minutes reading on that today. Less than half of one percent of the UK's energy needs are so far met in this way, and politically sides are getting dug in for long legal battles on most proposed sites, so realistically it's not going to make a large difference in any near future.
And even in Denmark, where there are so many wind turbines, it turns out they still only supply 20% of that nation's needs. I read from this most certainly that they help to prevent some pollution but only supplement power needs. But ... apparently the UK IS the windiest nation in Europe...
V xxx
RE: global warming
One of the Canary Islands has 60% windpower
Why do we need nuclear fuel when we have zero point energy
surely this is what we should be pushing for at the grass roots
Love beyond measure
kim xx
RE: global warming
I don't think this has been mentioned yet? Here's a nice idea:
"Simply change electricity supplier to Good Energy and we will power your home or business with electricity, just like any other supplier. But unlike many others, Good Energy promises that every unit of electricity supplied to you will be matched by an identical amount from renewable sources - wind, hydroelectric, and solar power."
V
RE: global warming
How climate change kills off societies the historical view
http://www.msnbc.com/news/564306.asp
RE: global warming
Hi
I met a scientist that was on to global warming way back in the early 80s
He wrote a book about his findings. It was a tell all book to educate the people about the harmful effects of it on the human race. The book was accepted and it went to publication ...then guess what happened? The USA government stopped publication and banned it. I remember when the controvercy hit the TV and newspapers. About 20 yrs later I met this scentist and he asked me if I would be interested in reading his book that was banned. I did and everything that he had projected in it has come to pass. The radiation seeping through the holes in the ozone layer changes our genetic structure.
Tate[:-]