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<p>[QUOTE="SilverSurfer, post: 1127887, member: 21603"]A solar panel has little chance of melting down, and if it does, doesn't pose a serious health or environmental risk. Nor does a solar panel explode. Nor does it give people black lung disease. It also doesn't cause flames to shoot out someone's faucet. Nor the removal of an entire mountain top. They also don't cause hundreds of thousands of crude to be leaked into our oceans and appear on our shores. They also don't require the maintaining of retention walls that house noxious substances like toxic ash.</p><p><br /></p><p>Do you think it's time we got more serious about green technologies?</p><p><br /></p><p>P.S. With all the talk about not leaving debts for our grandchildren to pay for......how about also leaving them a source of energy that won't require them spending billions of dollars to clean up after our poor decision making by trying to be cheap now. The only difference between spending the money now, vs later is a benefit to health and long term sustainability to the environment. As things stand, if Japan has a real melt down, they will need to concrete the area and declare it uninhabitable for over 30 years. This can't be cheap by anyone's standards vs putting in green technology now.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="SilverSurfer, post: 1127887, member: 21603"]A solar panel has little chance of melting down, and if it does, doesn't pose a serious health or environmental risk. Nor does a solar panel explode. Nor does it give people black lung disease. It also doesn't cause flames to shoot out someone's faucet. Nor the removal of an entire mountain top. They also don't cause hundreds of thousands of crude to be leaked into our oceans and appear on our shores. They also don't require the maintaining of retention walls that house noxious substances like toxic ash. Do you think it's time we got more serious about green technologies? P.S. With all the talk about not leaving debts for our grandchildren to pay for......how about also leaving them a source of energy that won't require them spending billions of dollars to clean up after our poor decision making by trying to be cheap now. The only difference between spending the money now, vs later is a benefit to health and long term sustainability to the environment. As things stand, if Japan has a real melt down, they will need to concrete the area and declare it uninhabitable for over 30 years. This can't be cheap by anyone's standards vs putting in green technology now.[/QUOTE]
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