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Magnus Redin on July 8, 2007 - 2:00pm

What this implies is that right now, TODAY, every major industrial country should devise a plan and put it into action as quick as possible to rapidly increase the amount of wind and solar power, giving it the highest priority possible.

It would be dumb to have an emergency plan for crash building the most capital intensive power sources since capital limitation for large scale projects essentially is the same as a resource limit.

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eric blair on July 9, 2007 - 9:28am

rapidly increase the amount of wind and solar power,
It would be dumb to have an emergency plan for crash building the most capital intensive power sources

VS the ever worse idea of building even more capital intensive fission power ?

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