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Why not dicuss exploring for our own energy in the US.

All the pipe dreams of 0 carbon used to produce energy in the near future.

Topics: Clean energy alternative energy
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  • Mike Allen

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    Jul 7 2011: As I travel (been retired 12 yrs, worked on Wall Street) many wind farms with the blades not turning. Insiders say they wear out to rapidly, and can't compete with $4 natural gas. Also kill precious birds.

  • ED MARTINEZ

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    Jul 7 2011: iF A LINEAR INDUCTOR COULD BE BUILT IN PROGRESSION FOR POWER HOW WOULD ONE CREATE A FORUM IN COLABERATION?

  • Mike Allen

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    Jul 7 2011: Count me in. Will be a beta sight.

  • Mike Allen

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    Jul 7 2011: Tim, I agree, water,wind, what ever. As long as it is practical and does not need government support. Example ethenol. Thankfully the global warning religion failed under further scrutiny, ie IPCC. Another study released showed higher past co2 with lower temps. Carbon energy is not the boogie man.
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      Tim blackburn 30+

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      Jul 7 2011: right? i meen, in suburban areas, why not wind? for me surounded by apartments that would be tough, but if everyone let say in my complex pitched in for solar, we could remove that monthly srp bill.
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    Tim blackburn 30+

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    Jul 7 2011: i think it be cool if communitys just found whatever source of energy production worked for them. but SRP and APS would not like that much.

  • Mike Allen

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    Jul 6 2011: I just feel that a "world" solution is not the answer. Many different needs exist between nations and demands for energy. Lets start using more of the energy we have in US. For example natural gas, which we have in abundance.

  • Stephen Lewis

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    Jul 6 2011: Are you suggesting that the US becomes an island to itself and not concern itself with other peoples energy issues? I don't think I understand your point of view.
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