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Yes, many countries waste money on wind and solar power. The only "renewable" sources of power that are actually reliable enough, it's worth, or hydropower and geothermal energy, but not all places have the geology of they are necessary and hydropower, has something of a bad reputation (well deserved, since the impact on the environment and what happens, not if) dams. As for who uses the renewable Energy sources, Norway has a lot of hydropower and geothermal energy, Iceland uses intense. Denmark has managed to get over 20% of wind capacity, but not even shut down all coal-fired power plants and at the moment quite simply sell the wind power in Norway, where it is really cheap used to pump water uphill.

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Although I support them, there is something that bugs me about this great environmental organizations. Hold pushing and pushing for renewable energy and clean cars and all, but I have not any kind of product or specific plan to see. Between large groups Audubon, Sierra Club and Defenders, it dozens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in donations from the people. If they are not together and start a sort of green Business or marketing a solar or hydrogen car? So what I've seen them do is to exert political pressure and sending mailers. Granted, it probably is "not its responsibilities "or something like that, but it has become quite clear that the government never do anything Heck, even I have several ideas that I'd jump on if only I have a Was part of the funds. Why are they not doing anything?

Get them to say about this. I attended the Focus the Nation at Sierra College on 1-31-08. The event was the 2% Solution, a 2% reduction over 40 years to solve GW. Oil is a nonrenewable resource, and we run out, but not soon - $ 30 Gal for gas. The 2% solution should be reduced in order for the United States for a 10-year plan up to 20%. But during these 10 years we have for building renewable energy and through this Time, we can cut another 20%. This should get us from importing any oil. We have to pay a pollution charge to have, where we observe the Price (health effects, GW and cleanup) for oil, gas, coal, cigarettes, cooling towers, cars, trains and airplanes. People have something of this non-renewable to renewable energy such as small hydroelectric dams are, solar thermal power plants, wind and wave machines, nuks and geothermal energy. With the peak of oil in the 1970's, peak NG in the 1990s, when cheap coal mined, the peak of the High Seas Fisheries in the 1980s, and the peak of uranium in the 1990s, people need to stop hesitating, and keep a real change to a sustainable world in the energy debate, finance and regulation. Many of the advances the cause of humanity to destroy the earth's surface to warm, the ozone layer, kill endanger species, heat cities, and in some way cause more dramatic Destruction. Blacktop and buildings (roads, parking lots and roofs, heat cities), deforestation (air pollution, soil erosion), Duststorm (increase hurricanes and cyclones, cause lung diseases), could cause a fire (dirt, mud slides, and deforestation), refrigerants (eg CFCs) and solvents (including Benzene destroy the ozone layer raising skin cancer rates) and plastics, cars, airplanes, ships and most electricity production (including the causes of pollution increased and) increased CO2 content of the lung and other diseases, these human problems we must resolve to keep life on earth sustainable! People have half of the destroyed wetlands, reducing almost half of the rain forest, and advance on the earths grasslands while advancing desertification, the Duststorm increased. The result is: change is on the way, we just do not know what changes (where and when). Look beyond the hype, about the Weather, a quarterly report and beyond today. President Bush has a choice of energy (from ethanol) on food and nutrition hungry people around the world, this is a choice China has rejected. The fact is, Bush wants to buy your food to send to starving people, because we are not available. Over the next 90 years will be carbon dioxide in the amount of projected rapid burning more fossil fuels than human. The problem is that the oil in 30 years in the current The pace of consumption disappeared without projected increases. We need to connect us with what in his place. Again, we need to cleanup our mess. One of the major problems that we have is at some time Yellowstone will be their top strike again, as the magma move closer to the surface, creating a nuk winter. After that we will not To make the destruction of the ozone layer. But we must understand we have never seen what is now happening before. CO2 has never lead to that change temperature, but temperature change has led to an increase in CO2. The models must be made as we go along with the current knowledge! But again, adding a small amount of CO2 into the atmosphere expands causing the earth to collect SO warming, increased water in the atmosphere and forms clouds cooling earth but sometimes came to flooding. Even natural events are warming the earth and destruction. The sun has an increased magnetic field causing increases in earthquakes (more Destruction), volcanoes (wow, great destruction), and sunspots. Lighting produces ozone near the surface (raising air pollution). The U.S. Mayor's to generate the light into the building and makes most people is fresh water. Composting is the answer to desertification. New dams are the answer for fresh Need water storage, energy and cooling earth by evaporation, we have many small whole (California needs 100 by 2012 and has not even started). That's why I CoolingEarth.org, a Geo-Engineering Web-based view, where you can learn more about the earth and the atmosphere, and how do you earn the life on the earth's surface.

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By creating the website Obama: "Increase Fuel Economy Standards; Set National Building Efficiency Goals; a Grant Program for Early Adopters, you invest in a Digital Smart Grid; Increase Renewable Fuel Standard From McCain's website: "A Summer Institute Gas Tax Holiday; Stop filling the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) to reduce demand, end policies that the higher transport and food costs, such as ethanol subsidies, Tariff barriers and sugar quotas' websites: http://www.johnmccain.com/Informing/Issues/4dbd2cc7-890e- 47f1-882f-b8fc4cfecc78.htm http://origin.barackobama.com/issues/energy/ # Set-america-on-find way to try this as civil as possible

McCain has not really much of an energy policy. The Gas Tax Holiday is a foolish Idea enthusiastically, and not a solution. It encourage more consumption to actually increase the prices. The only candidate that has a comprehensive energy policy that is Obama. The only way we go out to Saudi Arabia is by increasing the efficiency and alternative energy sources. We can not drill our way out of the problem, and anyone of insisting otherwise is to ignore one simple fact: the United States is the largest consumer of oil in the world, but has only the 11th largest reserves. These figures are inconsistent.

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