Comments on: I Want My Solar http://greenftlauderdale.com/sustainability/i-want-my-solar.html Thu, 17 Apr 2008 15:34:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Nate Downes http://greenftlauderdale.com/sustainability/i-want-my-solar.html#comment-49 Nate Downes Tue, 20 Sep 2005 15:17:20 +0000 http://greenorlando.com/sustainability/i-want-my-solar/#comment-49 Solar Technology is here, it is ready. The thing is, we keep consuming more and more electricity. If we could reduce our power needs to even mid-50's levels, we could power the US on just solar panels. But we keep increasing, consuming more and more watts to fuel our hunger. As a result, they need to design more and more efficient solar panels to reach the needed plateau. Solar Technology is here, it is ready. The thing is, we keep consuming more and more electricity. If we could reduce our power needs to even mid-50′s levels, we could power the US on just solar panels. But we keep increasing, consuming more and more watts to fuel our hunger. As a result, they need to design more and more efficient solar panels to reach the needed plateau.

]]> By: bill young http://greenftlauderdale.com/sustainability/i-want-my-solar.html#comment-7 bill young Fri, 29 Jul 2005 18:37:13 +0000 http://greenorlando.com/sustainability/i-want-my-solar/#comment-7 We went to Iraq in 1992 and fought a war that cost 58 billon dollars. In 2004, we went to Iraq again for 800 billion dollars. I think both wars were for oil. We could solar power every home/single dwelling building in America for 58 billion dollars. We would not need their oil, not need to kill people, and reduce terrorism by solar powering every home for far less money and not have to do it again. We have the technology and the money, but where do you want to apply it? We went to Iraq in 1992 and fought a war that cost 58 billon dollars.
In 2004, we went to Iraq again for 800 billion dollars.
I think both wars were for oil.

We could solar power every home/single dwelling building in America for 58 billion dollars.
We would not need their oil, not need to kill people, and reduce terrorism by solar powering every home for far less money and not have to do it again.
We have the technology and the money, but where do you want to apply it?

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