China takes the lead in wind energy development

[delusivex]

ZHONG GUO HAO!!!!!!

[beancube2010]

If Chinese really have the passion of alternative energy, they should build buildings on coastal water and use vertical turbines both above and under water surface to convert wind energy and water stream energy to electricity. People need roads and power stations for those traffics to those coastal islands anyway, don't they?

[bonds911]

@beancube2010 ahah i dont see usa doing anything so point neglected china is the lead of wind power sadly i hope usa at least catcehs up on solar

[isawanangel2]

i posted the july 2010 clean energy report on my channel

[flagship21]

Chinese are smart people

[yumenyukuaile]

@flagship21 China Welcomes You. Friend

[yumenyukuaile]

@flagship21 China Welcomes You. Friend

[Draco1dormiens]

@flagship21 lol

[bobxchen]

China needs to build 1000 nuclear Power plants. Wind and solar is difficult to put to the load balancer. I think nuclear power is the real solution.

[rrXIII]

@bobxchen not until fusion plants are invented, present fission plants are still considered not very green

[brianng999]

@rrXIII How are fission plants not green? As long as the waste material is properly sealed and handled (Which it almost always is), they produce 0 greenhouse gases. Plus they create enormous amounts of energy.

[rrXIII]

@brianng9 that waste material does not decompose buddy,

[brianng999]

@rrXIII Modern power plants (in the EU, not US) can recycle their fuel so only low-level radioactive waste is produced.

Whoever told you nuclear waste does not decompose is full of shit. It is decomposing all the time, just at different rates depending on the type of waste. In any case high level radioactive waste can also be safely stored in lead containers or thrown into the oceans below the tectonic plates to burn.

A coal plant releases more radiation into the air than a nuclear plant does.

[tantpwei]

希望煤矿和煤电站的工友们有一天都去生产风能和太阳能等一劳永逸­的新能源。

[18yearoldprofile]

Go China go!