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I do want to know your opinions on this. As it seems that many people are confused that “solar energy” is the key to oil independence. I believe it is not. It is important, yes. But how should we best go about it? Protest, argue, fight one another or what?
I think there is a way to integrate it and help us augment our use of oil but it is not the sole solution! What is your take?
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We need to take full advantage of solar energy, but not with the goal of replacing oil 100% with it. We need to also move on taking advantage of wind energy, too. It’s vital that we all find a way to do this if we want to survive. Our country needs to find something to manufacture and sell abroad. It might as well be energy products and it shouldn’t be just of the solar variety.
I agree, solar can not replace oil. Without oil we don’t have plastics for lots of things like solar panels and parts for wind and water turbines.
Generally speaking we must work smarter, use less of everything, intergrate more and reduce our population. We can’t change our dependence on energy but we can change how much we need.
the libs have been pushing this crap since the sixties.it doesnt provide enough energy,not even close.neither does wind.