>>5039653
You just reposted the link without quoting or discussing the contents of the scientific article like I did.
So no...
You aren't demonstrating the you've read the article or proving that I haven't read the article.
>>5039476
Crybaby posts spam again whilst mentioning /pol/
>>5039571
The same crybaby bizarrely accused everyone of being Jews for not going along with global warming scaremongering as he posts a /pol/ style Jew meme.
It's almost as if most of 4chan are just vaguely leftist fed posters. Pretty well known at this point.
>>5039596
Here is a list of the largest and most productive power plants utilizing each energy generation technique.
Nuclear - can be built and used anywhere. Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant had a 60.3 TWh output.
Geothermal - Can only be built around Geothermal sources. The geysers Geothermal field has a 6.516 TWh per year output.
Hydroelectric - Needs huge bodies of water to operate and generate useful amounts of electricity. The three gorges dam generates 95 TWh per year.
Tidal - The Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Station in South Korea generates 0.5527 TWh per year.
Wind power - This is tricky because the largest wind farms suspiciously have no TWh per year data...
But, it is known that Brazil has over 10,000 wind turbines and all wind power in Brazil adds up to only around 72 TWh per year.
So wind power is insanely poor at generating useful amounts of energy.
Biofuel - Doesn't contribute meaningfully to anything and is overall just a bad idea.
hydrogen cars - You expend far more energy generating the hydrogen with electricity and most electricity comes from coal and natural gas...
Just directly burning petrol has a lower carbon footprint if that's your goal.
Ethanol - ethanol petrol mixes, especially E10 (10% ethanol) mixes are very common worldwide and succeeded where biofuel failed. People should learn from this. Practical engineering (like ethanol mixes) always wins over theoretical and ideological insanity.