Kokopelli wrote:sen-no-sen wrote:Perhaps its surfaces have another vocation at the origin ...
I invite you to read my article (I'm not going to copy and paste):
https://sites.google.com/site/olivierda ... grosolaire
I absolutely do not question the merits of renewable energies and their potential capacities to replace the modes of production of the moment.
My initial remark is based on the imposture which consists in affirming that the pursuit of growth is possible thanks to renewables and all in the best of worlds, this is very clearly what indicates Bertrand Picard.
The world is not intended to become a gigantic wind / solar park to satisfy "our *" growth impulses.
There is no doubt that a hypothetical virtuous future will go through renewable energies, but only after a deep awareness of the determinisms at play which are I recall technologism et Exponential economism.
In the historical context this time, it clearly appears that renewables are in fact only a palliative to fossil fuels, more particularly to depleting oil.
Note also the strategic directions of the two giants (Russian and American), the policy of Putin is strongly oriented on gas exploitation, the policy Trumpeter on that of coal ... the time to master the merger in about 30/40 years (Lockheed martin is on track).
So we shouldn't dream too much about a world powered by 100% renewable energy, sorry ...
* Impulses aroused by memes (ideas that replicate by imitation) that colonize our brains.
Ahmed you write:
the most polluting and less profitable activities were exported out of sight, while on the spot "responsible" companies used these standards to eliminate local competition unable to finance this development ...
Similarly, energy can take on two opposite faces depending on the location of the planet ... funny way of reconciling opposites ...
Indeed, it is an effective way to do degreasing with good conscience,Mr Thatcher knew something!