Finland is on the verge of an incredible human-made alteration deep beneath the Earth: 'They'll hold a total of 5,500 tonnes of [nuclear] waste'
It's cool looking, but not sure how practical it is considering the number of rooftops and carparks that there are which can be used.
Considering that the biggest demands for electricity come from AI data centers, and they're outstripping supply in many areas, I think that we're going to need everything, including roofs and carparks, to be covered with solar panels.
Whelp, Trump just said alternative energy doesn't work, and doesn't make enough of a buck, and that oil is beautiful, so close up the thread.
New study reveals that solar panels are preventing premature deaths across the US: 'Their broader societal benefits are underexplored'
World’s First Hydrogen-Powered 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air Is Heading To Charity Auction Personally, I think they should have gone with a '58 Plymouth Fury...
It's a long video, but it does explain rather well why renewables are better than things like fossil fuels. Case in point: It costs $2,100 to buy enough solar panels (with a 25 year warranty) to generate enough power to charge an electric car. In less than 20 years, if you drive a gas-powered car that gets 30 MPG, you'll have spent close to $20K in fuel.
