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-and APPLE JUICE!
Spongebob!
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So now that the election is over, first thing that happens is Obama gets the most pimped out Cadillac Escalade *ever*!
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He can use the mobile launch pad for the space shuttle and we'll still come out ahead from a 'drill baby drill' administration.
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I may hate Al Gore, but I have to take my hat off to him for his whole carbon credit/offset scheme. How else can you make idiots pay you so they pollute, and feel good about it? He is a magnificent bastard.
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You're half right.
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As for the carbon overhead of clearing land for alternative energey, I'm not sure there will need to be tons of land cleared for things like thermal solar which will largely go out in desert regions which are already deforested. If the promise of thermal solar plays out, this could be the main driver to move us off of coal and oil entirely.
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The 'carbon offset' of which I spoke was a metaphoric offset of the amount of carbon released by the decisions made by one administration vs another...but anyhoo.
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I wasn't even talking about the land for the power source. What about the land for transmission lines? And the sub stations. I for one don't like the idea of having a huge expanse of solar panels in Arizona or wherever powering many states. All it took in 2003 was one tree to cripple NYC and a large part of the North East. Also, what happens when a storm system or something parks over these solar plants? While not an expert, what does the impending climate change forecast in the way of clouds. Will there be more clouds, or less clouds?
I am all for some alternative power. But I think Nuclear Power is the way to go. America is not going to lessen it's energy demands. By the time we go and build these huge tracts of wind farms and solar, we may outgrow what they can provide. What then? Wait to build more while the country demands more? The modern reactors are generations ahead of what we use today. If countries like France have no problem with them, why should we? They produce less waste than current reactors, and the current ones aren't getting any younger. If we can phase out the old plants in favor of newer plants, and add to the amount in the US, we can meet and exceed our energy demands when we add in alternative energy, and also save the environment by producing less waste. Putting all your eggs in the alternative energy basket is just as bad as putting them all into the coal/nuclear basket. A mixture of the two is a smart bet.
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thanks for taking the bullet on that one.