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Nuclear power speaks for 8% of the worlds power supply, and is in decline.
Solar, Wind, Tidal, all the re-newable sources of energy today count for 7%, with all of them COMBINED. Funny thing is, there is more than enough Solar energy to replace oil, well, as a power source at least.
So when is this investment coming exactly?!
moonsugar1 7 months ago
Hey , NBC. YOU SUCK !!!
cst20396 1 year ago
look into Wired mag about the thorium reactor.
tomterahedrob 2 years ago
IDIOTS! The increase in gas prices came as a result of the destruction of the dollar, not some worldwide supply shortage. The dollar is tied to the price of oil and our reckless printing of money/ borrowing has destroyed the dollar
BikiniBabe1985 2 years ago
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we are living in the dark ages. watch the BBC documentary 'a farm for the future' to understand why.
pay particular attention to when they mention crop yields of permaculture farming (hint, they are high, especially when in the light of it's energy input which is close to 0). there is a possible future for humankind but it will require a massive cultural shift. the documentary is on google video in full. good luck
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Kashaku3 3 years ago
yeah, invest in alternative fuels. The investor's computer models tells them there is no profit to be made in alternatives. Not to mention - alternatives can only replace about 10% of our energy needs if they were put in FULL force 10 years ago.
mycatisromeo 3 years ago 2
1400 plants? Dream on pal. Though you won't be needing that much energy, since the poorer half of U.S. population have better things to do than drive around their SUV's (how about working in the potato field to put food on the table...) It's going to take a dictator, slavery and lots of pain and anger to build even 400 reactors, for there is not going to be the money around to pay workers. Welcome to North Korea / Moldova / Somalia - just pick any poverty state - on U.S. soil. And: GOOD LUCK!!!
mikkoanttilainen 3 years ago
Can uranium be mined without fossil fuels?
schizophrenic123 3 years ago
As far as mining equipement goes, most of it runs with diesel (except for the deep mining, that's electric, altho usually powered by diesel generators).
You should ask a different question - can we generate electricity exclusively without fossil fuels and the answer is no. At some point the usage of fossil fuels is inevitable.
palkers 3 years ago
But we have Erin.
jackzaf 3 years ago
I LOVE ERIN
jinjin16 3 years ago
Nuclear power. Lol. Making it worse seems to be the standard approach of economists. Uranium peaks as well as all other finite sources. Can you build 1400 new nuclear power-plants? Where is the money? Where is the uranium? This is like putting out fire with gasoline. Replacing one dangerous dependency with another. The economist is blind for everything not on the market (i.e. new ideas).
WolYou 3 years ago