Very impressive, sir. I hope some people of influence are exposed to it.
While most on the HZ seem pro-nuclear, I'm not confident that your points about GW will be taken by some.
I tend to be rather pessimistic about the whole situation. While there are realistic and affordable means to significantly reduce ghg emissions, between bureaucratic lethargy and unwillingness, lack of understanding of the issues at many levels including especially joe in the street, and the unwillingness of many (governments, businesses and individuals) to change habits, especially if there is a perceived inconvenience and/or cost, I don't think things are going to be done in time to prevent major problems. I hope I'm wrong, and I will make efforts towards the goals, but I'm not optimistic.
In any case, your efforts in this and many other posts is excellent and most appreciated.
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Bravo!
The whole thread (33 posts)
- The practicality of drastically reducing Green-House Gas emissions... (pt.1 of ?)
- Thanks for answering my question
- I love the Gasoline price graph
- The practicality of drastically reducing Green-House Gas emissions... (pt.2 of ?)
- Nuclear power and electric cars are the way to go IMO.
- The practicality of drastically reducing Green-House Gas emissions... (pt.3 of ?)
- re: The practicality of drastically reducing Green-House Gas emissions... (pt.3 of ?)
- Sorry, the system wouldnt let me post the whole thing as a single post (n/t)
- I would be interested in Podrock's and Nick's opinions of the brief discussion of Uranium availability in Part 3
- Bravo!
- Standing ovation!!
