LOL, always assuming the data is correct of course. But of course, MMGW isn't about saving the planet, it' s about control. Control of the people, and the way we live. And what do you guys think of that video of Barack? Great stuff, love the way he throws us under the bus for his agenda
[quote] The problem is that ExxonMobil, Texaco/Chevron and Saudi Arabia wouldn't like that very much and in this and every other country on the planet money gets what money wants. However peak oil is not all that far off and when it occurs there will be no other choice. The good news is that we pretty much have all the technical capability we need to pull it off although because we lack the balls we'll have to wait until it really starts to hurt before we start down that road and du
[quote who="zigzag" reply="357" id="2534065"] The simple truth is that enviros don't want green power, they want no power and massive population reduction combined with zero population growth. They frequently block plans for green power plants based on concerns over habitat distruction, and and other environmental impacts. And if you think there's no wildlife/habitat concern in the desert, then my friend, you've never lived in the desert. And I gotta say most of it ain'
edit: My apologies, I didn't realize this thread had left the global warming subject in favor of creation/evolution debate If you assume the average of 300 watts per square meter, and the best photovoltaics right now being about 40% efficient, you get about 120 watts per sq meter Lol that's rich, you do realize that figure is in a lab don't you? Most units get 20-25% in the field. Are you aware that solar panels actually
