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Originally Posted by maxSaleen
One of the big problems with hydrogen is that it is only an energy currency, not an energy source. We need to establish wind, solar, and tidal energy if we want to continue as a species.
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Have a read
http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/...uelcells_x.htm
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"Every year between now and then oil prices will rise"
Taking over the middle east would ease this. When you think about it, it's not that hard. All you have to do is eliminate the extremists and give everyone else blue jeans, clean water, and some sort of an economy in which unemployment is around %25 instead of %75. Simple. Right? Can't believe the people on capital hill didn't think of it :P
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Dosn't really matter in the end. Oil will dry up sooner or later. If China and India keep exploding then sooner it will be...
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Your correct though, JD. Supply and demand dictates that as a finite resource is depleted, the cost of said resource must rise if demand remains constant.
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Problem is it isn't constant but rising considerably.
http://stlouisfed.org/publications/i...ead_story.html