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Environment & Energy

Think. Again.

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2. Yep, in spite of the efforts by the fossil fuel industry...

Reply to Ontheboundry (Reply #1)

Tue Apr 16, 2024, 08:01 AM

Apr 2024

...we're still building out the needed infrastructure to decrease and eventually eliminate CO2 releases.

The FF industry has plenty of cash and no ethical boundaries though, so it's a long, hard fight.

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California Exceeds 100% of Energy Demand with Renewables Over a Record 30 days [View all] Think. Again. Apr 2024 OP

This was an interesting read Ontheboundry Apr 2024 #1

Yep, in spite of the efforts by the fossil fuel industry... Think. Again. Apr 2024 #2

One thing that does aggravate Ontheboundry Apr 2024 #5

Generation is not the issue, storage to carry overnight need if the source is solar is the remaining hiccup. dutch777 Apr 2024 #3

Well no, we still need to build out a lot of generation... Think. Again. Apr 2024 #8

True, but we know generation as proven tech., storage has no clear singular path. dutch777 Apr 2024 #10

Yes, just as with non-CO2 generation... Think. Again. Apr 2024 #11

For 1/4 of an hour to 6 hours daily OnlinePoker Apr 2024 #4

Think it said methane Ontheboundry Apr 2024 #6

Agreed. Elektrek is straight up lying with their headline. GregariousGroundhog Apr 2024 #7

Crappy headline, misleading story, requires careful re-reading and information. CoopersDad Apr 2024 #9