Comments on: Karen Goldberg trying to make natural gas more accessible fuel option

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By: Aileen Moeckel

Aileen Moeckel — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 08:36:06 +0000

Nuclear capability earth-friendly ??? nuclear is filthy – the utilised nuclear waste includes a half life of hundreds to a huge number of several years – it by no means goes away or becomes much less hazardous to humans and other existence on the earth – when the nuclear plant has an accident and melts down there goes that aspect in the planet, possibly for decent – feel Chernobyl in Russia, three Mile Island in the US -( that was a close to miss). The websites in Russia is nonetheless toxic to this day. To not mention there’re a great target for terrorists, in the event you are paranoid. Pv, wind, and so forth. is achievable in Canada, photo voltaic works anyplace the sun hits, you have wind, perfect ?? one can find lots of other methods to produce fresh electricity.

By: Hank

Hank — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 10:40:20 +0000

I hope Dr. Goldberg is successful at finding an energy efficient means to make the conversion. We’re going to need a lot of methanol for spinning reserves (on-line back up power sources). Either natural gas or nuclear power (or both) are the only base load energy sources that can make solar and wind even remotely viable over the next several decades. Until a new energy storage technology is invented the best we can do is mix renewable energy with traditional, more reliable energy technologies.