Chernobyl, the silent killer capturated by cameras

[LittleGrizzly]

I don't see any of those methods ever getting implemented beyond boutique levels- they aren't practical for widespread use.

I think britian was aiming for something like 20% by 2012, i think it at least something like 5% of our energy production already... i will need to go figure hunting...

But britian is an island so easy access to water and wind energy, the us is huge so probably not too difficult for them to get a decent percentage either...

[a completely inoffensive name]

I don't see any of those methods ever getting implemented beyond boutique levels- they aren't practical for widespread use.

And I disagree. If solar panels were installed on every home and massive solar plants were built in deserts for industry and large skyscrapers, lots of energy could be harvested.

And you can see countries were it is being implemented beyond boutique levels. Like I mentioned, there's Iceland: 70% of energy from geothermal and hydroelectric. Is that boutique? If Iceland can get 70% of its energy from renewable sources, then any country can, its just a matter of scale and public opinion. And from the looks of it, its seems like more and more people are wanting renewable sources of energy and doing away with coal and dirty energy.