Posted on 02/23/2013 8:16:49 AM PST by Lorianne
“Im not a college professor and I dont run an environmental organization...”
And he sure as hell didn’t sleep at a Holiday Inn last night.
How do you knows the Keystone is ponzi? The others are money laundering not poinzi.
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It is always amazing that someone so anti human can get so rich. The demagoguery of the left is without parallel and the amount of money they control is corrupting science along with everything else.
Increasingly we are spending a higher percentage of the energy we get in the extraction of that energy. That’s not sustainable in the long run and it’s certainly not a good economic strategy.
The only way the ‘tar sands’ extraction can make money right now is by suckering in investors who think there is going to be a big payday down the road. But most of the money being made is in luring in investors.
What would you suggest? I am not being funny.
You are talking about windmills? High EROEI for wind is BS. Forget EROEI and look at price per kWh with and without subsidies and gas, oil and coal all win hands down.
I agree gas coal and oil win (with and without subsidies, which by the way there should be no subsidies).
However, the EROEI is constantly getting smaller and particularly with tar sands, it’s ridiculously small, even with lots of subsidies.
Thus Keystone is not economically viable because what it will be carrying is not economically viable
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