If you decide to transfer resources and energy to solar and
wind energy capturing devices then ”own what you are doing.” The “sustainable”, “green”, “renewable”
descriptions associated with these devices are not true.
From a very narrow perspective these devices can be called
those attributes. However, if the view
is expanded to the energy streams and the natural resource streams and coupled
with the global industrial complex that underwrites these devices the picture changes
to a dynamic flow of large machines, complex processes, huge installations for
refining and manufacturing.
There are economies of scale that dictate how large these
business complexes (float glass manufacturing) must be to allow commercial
access. These economies of scale structure the costs as well as the scope of
environmental impact. I am suggesting
that if you use and/or promote these solar and wind energy capturing devices - own
and conceptualize what you are using. If
you see it as a transition – is it temporary or continuous? Whichever, how do you produce the next
generation of devices? In addition, how
will you produce the products you want to use with the electricity? I suggest if you are using these devices and
promoting them as future energy answer: I suggest the renewable and sustainable
questions above need to be answer.
These “solutions” are business as usual. Can the earth or the next generation of
people take more business as usual?
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