Poll: Renewable Energy at any price? (13 votes)
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Topic started by John Somers (john_jeremy)
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john_jeremySat 23/02/08 15:46 |
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This is a multiple choice poll: "As Portugal is trying to increase its renewable energy sources and decrease its dependence on fossil fuels - the environment and endangered species may have to pay the price, is this the way to go? (See http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/working_lunch/7256687.stm)i (The wolves, an endangered species, are witnessing a monumental change in the way Portugal is powered. They will have to get used to these turbines and more, because 120 are being installed at Alto Minho. The project is backed by the French electricity company, EDF. The government wants 45% of the country's electricity to come from renewables such as wind, hydro, and solar by 2010. And that's just a start. )i"
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john_jeremySat 23/02/08 15:50 |
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Ooops - I forgot "Other" and then ask for reasons - so please comment if you have any! |
satyr_zaSat 23/02/08 15:54 |
the environment and endangered species may have to pay the price |
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think.upSat 23/02/08 15:55 |
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all species are buggered if we don't change course. I'm guessing the wolves will adapt sooner or later |
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