Clean Technology on the Brink

New York Times ^ | April 18, 2012 | By JOHN M. BRODER

[justa-hairyape]

You cannot change the laws of physics with paper money or paper debt. At the rate these clowns are going, we will be 50 trillion in debt by the end of the decade, the laws of physics will have not changed one bit, and green technology will still be a failure.

[MNDude]

just on the brink, just like fetal stem cell cures for Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. Just like dangerous global warming.

[DAC21]

And Bambi is on the brink of being kicked out of Office, so expect daily drivel from the NY Times about the great “One”

[mikey_hates_everything]

When did nuclear get on the A-list for “clean energy”?

[tom h]

"How in the world would “expectations of future regulation” bring down the price?"

Regulation would not bring down the price of solar or wind but would raise the cost of fossil fuel competitors; e.g., the EPA's rules for clean coal that, in effect, prohibit the construction of any new plants.

Meaning, if Obama has his way, our costs for energy will "necessarily skyrocket," as he stated during 2007. But skyrocketed electricity costs kind of make even solar and wind competitive.