The Low Down

Alternative engergies again

The limelight is on the industry of wind power this time.

There has been over the past 20 years an improvement of wind power efficiency of 80 percent. The concern still run in to is, "When it's not windy, we still need power."

This unfortunately is obviously counter-intention to what is trying to be accomplished.

If it's possible to support housing power for long periods of time, then you could build a city from the bottom up with solar power, wind power and magnetic generators (you know they exist, while not publicized often they work, they exist and we all know it). This bolstered with a burning fuel of some kind for rare emergencies could make for a town perpetuating it's own power for a long time. With an industry in the town itself for the production of solar panels and the maintenence of the equipment, you've been utterly self contained.

Throw a few farms in the mix and you've got a self-contained perpetuating colony. The waste of the farm would also go in the rather alternative waste burning electric generators that run wholy on waste products (again, we know they exist, not publicized for the vested the interests rather they aren't, but they exist and we all know it).

It's pretty simple if everyone weren't so interested in making a quick buck today without trying to BUILD A BETTER WORLD.

Labels: alternative energy, alternative fuel

posted by Kombucha @ 12/28/2006 11:18:00 PM