FAQ: New Energy Act gets green light

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My Thoughts...

While I think alternative energy sources need to be invested in, these alternatives need to be introduced at a reasonable pace.

I think giving tax incentives would make companies more willing to look into & hopefully utilize, the alternatives.

The environmentalists hearts maybe in the right place, but many want to run in ramshod & tear current energy methods away. A reasonable plan of action needs to be enacted to ensure a stable, reliable transference to these alternatives.

I'm all for taking care of the enviroment, but not at the cost of humanities welfare.

I don't doubt that Earth is warming up, but alot of this is because Earth is naturally warming up on it's own accord. I'm sure humans contribute to it to a certain extent, but nature is the main cause.

Yes, we need to have less reliance on oil, especially foreign oil. BUT, We shouldn't scream "oil is evil" & tear down the refineries in a frenzy of environmental intoxication!

Posted by: BlazingEagle   Posted on: 12/19/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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