It’s easy to find the coal-fired plant too. Just look for the dead, black animals. It’s also easy to find the wind farms. Just look for the shredded birds. You can find the hydropower plants by following the anadromous fish until you find them beating their heads against the dam, and you can find the solar power facilities by tracking the shipments from the mines where the rare elements come from along with the mine detritus that gets dumped in the rivers. I’m not sure what the bad effects of geothermal are, but I’m sure they’re there. With nine billion giant two-legged hairless cockroaches on the planet, it’s a problem every way you look at it.
People are afraid of what they do not understand. Unfortunately the potential for large damage is there. Coal, Gas, Biomass power plant kill very slowly large numbers of people, but they do it quietly and in ways the public can’t see. With Nuclear if you have a problem it’s right in you face. I say we should ask people what source they want their power to be provided from and then bill them for the TRUE cost of the electricity, NOT the subsidized price. I think some of the more unpopular sources would be chosen after a month of billing.
marshalljpeters Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Better find a radiation suit before you get too close.
TheSkulker almost 11 years ago
Actually, the chemical plant is far more likely to be the source.
pouncingtiger almost 11 years ago
If they were near the water, they could tell by the three-eyed fish. (Simpsons reference)
rugeirn almost 11 years ago
It’s easy to find the coal-fired plant too. Just look for the dead, black animals. It’s also easy to find the wind farms. Just look for the shredded birds. You can find the hydropower plants by following the anadromous fish until you find them beating their heads against the dam, and you can find the solar power facilities by tracking the shipments from the mines where the rare elements come from along with the mine detritus that gets dumped in the rivers. I’m not sure what the bad effects of geothermal are, but I’m sure they’re there. With nine billion giant two-legged hairless cockroaches on the planet, it’s a problem every way you look at it.
loner34 almost 11 years ago
Actually there have been NO deaths in the US from nuclear power generation, and that can’t be said about coal or oil.
BeniHanna6 Premium Member almost 11 years ago
People are afraid of what they do not understand. Unfortunately the potential for large damage is there. Coal, Gas, Biomass power plant kill very slowly large numbers of people, but they do it quietly and in ways the public can’t see. With Nuclear if you have a problem it’s right in you face. I say we should ask people what source they want their power to be provided from and then bill them for the TRUE cost of the electricity, NOT the subsidized price. I think some of the more unpopular sources would be chosen after a month of billing.
jtviper7 almost 11 years ago
So that’s how Siamese Twins evolved.
jim_pem almost 11 years ago
Death: the cost of life.
Karaboo2 almost 11 years ago
Doublemint dinos.
potrerokid almost 11 years ago
They’re? As in They are???
pierreandnicole almost 11 years ago
Good one!!!!! LOL
jtviper7 almost 11 years ago
There, Their, They’re… Who cares as long as we understand.Were not all school teachers.