Amen to NothingSerious. You can live a better life without electricity than you can live in a poisoned environment full of cool little gadgets and dying children.
@grandmachristine42 Some of the places with the highest child death rates actually don't have much to any electricity, see, e.g. some African countries.
would you mind if I stuck this clip in a benny hill-like video I might make...MTR is an absolute abomination, but the benny hill song might lighten up the mood
Let's just shut down mountaintop removal, and put in windmills......wait a minute....Don't we have to "blast and remove the mountaintop" to install those?....Oh hell, let's just live without power...we don't really need heat or lights, or running water in this country, do we? lol
There are other sources of power besides coal. The sun generates so much power that there is not enough matter in the solar system to build a device to collect it all!!! Our moon has been collecting an element from the solar wind called H3 for billions of years. If you use this to make fuel rods for atomic reactors there is less radioactivity than most medical x-rays. We can create more jobs trying to harness these power sources than trying to preserve a few jobs that destroy the earth.
I am all for developing other forms of energy...but we can't shut down our nation's power, and put tens of thousands of miners out of work on good ideas. Develope the technology, test it, put it to work, and see if it meets our energy requirements...Then, and only then, do you pull the plug on the energy in place, now. You do have some good ideas...but ideas won't power this country. Get-R-Done...then, we'll talk about shutting down the mines.
No, actually, if you blast and remove a mountain top, you ruin any chance of producing electricity there. Windmills need lots of WIND which found at the highest elevations. Oh, amen to living without power though. I'll live on a mountain with clean running mountain streams, clean air, and good soil, and you can live on a moonscape with your electricity. Hmmm.....let's see who lasts longer.
lord have mercy that is not a natural rock formation it looks like they have already took a cut off the mountain to pay for all you treehuggers electricity to power your air conditioners and computers
what can we do to stop these people from blowing up the mountains?
kuilan619 10 months ago
No one can replace nor rebuild those beautiful mountains once they are destroyed.
evrmore0mine 2 years ago
Amen to NothingSerious. You can live a better life without electricity than you can live in a poisoned environment full of cool little gadgets and dying children.
grandmachristine42 2 years ago
@grandmachristine42 Some of the places with the highest child death rates actually don't have much to any electricity, see, e.g. some African countries.
mike4ty4 2 years ago
would you mind if I stuck this clip in a benny hill-like video I might make...MTR is an absolute abomination, but the benny hill song might lighten up the mood
wgastrove 2 years ago
Let's just shut down mountaintop removal, and put in windmills......wait a minute....Don't we have to "blast and remove the mountaintop" to install those?....Oh hell, let's just live without power...we don't really need heat or lights, or running water in this country, do we? lol
JeffFurrowCountry 2 years ago
There are other sources of power besides coal. The sun generates so much power that there is not enough matter in the solar system to build a device to collect it all!!! Our moon has been collecting an element from the solar wind called H3 for billions of years. If you use this to make fuel rods for atomic reactors there is less radioactivity than most medical x-rays. We can create more jobs trying to harness these power sources than trying to preserve a few jobs that destroy the earth.
wmsb72673 2 years ago
I am all for developing other forms of energy...but we can't shut down our nation's power, and put tens of thousands of miners out of work on good ideas. Develope the technology, test it, put it to work, and see if it meets our energy requirements...Then, and only then, do you pull the plug on the energy in place, now. You do have some good ideas...but ideas won't power this country. Get-R-Done...then, we'll talk about shutting down the mines.
JeffFurrowCountry 2 years ago
No, actually, if you blast and remove a mountain top, you ruin any chance of producing electricity there. Windmills need lots of WIND which found at the highest elevations. Oh, amen to living without power though. I'll live on a mountain with clean running mountain streams, clean air, and good soil, and you can live on a moonscape with your electricity. Hmmm.....let's see who lasts longer.
NothingSerious 1 year ago
Mountaintop removal is disturbing in ways I can't even express. We will all suffer the consequences of these kinds of acts by big business.
lucidmez 2 years ago 6
that is where my mom grew up. and now do to the way they mine coal now-days it isnt even there anymore
BeboAltizer 3 years ago
i know it is supposed t be spelled due i just messed up.
BeboAltizer 3 years ago
lord have mercy that is not a natural rock formation it looks like they have already took a cut off the mountain to pay for all you treehuggers electricity to power your air conditioners and computers
surfaceblaster33 4 years ago
Who cares about electricity? You can have your damn electricity if you'll give me back my mountains!
NothingSerious 2 years ago 3
horriable, and right next to a natural rock formation.
wvlavender 4 years ago