Greenlash in Europe

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(09-27-2023, 10:56 AM)Arturo Bandini Wrote: They'll find anything. But whatever, you will always find someone who thinks like you on the Internet and so do I. 

But I have no doubt our parliament and the european one are full of crooked people who are defending their own interests way before those of the citizens. 

Might be green energy or anything else, it doesn't change much. 

When we were 'somehow' in danger with COVID, we invested the correct amount of money to deal with it. 

Not much is invested to find another energy. If we really wanted to, we would have find it a long time ago. 

Billions leading to trillions are going to be invested in renewable energy over the next 20-30 years.  It is the big energy companies that will do the investing because they have the money.  EVERY one of the top 6 oil companies are the top investors in renewables.

The PROBLEM is that ignorant people think you can flip a switch and have it all NOW, and that is pure stupidity.  It is called a transition for a reason.  A transition takes time.  it isn;t flipping a switch.

Regardless of what you think there is no miracle answer.  There is no alternative source coming anytime soon.  The option are very limited.  Nuclear is a somewhat cleaner possibility but the PUBLIC says (NOT IN MY BACKYARD).  Near tem Fusion is a fallacy.  Anyone who tells you different is either ignorant, lying or trying to sell you something.  I've made an entire discussion thread on this topic in Klosch (because I didn't want it politicized).  While fusion has now been achieved two different ways, it is DECADES away from large scale commercial applicability.  And centuries away from small scale individual power generation.  Fallout is an alternate universe, not our near term future.  See the thread I mentioned as to why.

So what else is there?  Can you name some additional viable alternate energy sources that deserve research dollars but aren't getting funded?  Do you actually have knowledge or just hysteria?