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Thursday, March 26, 2020

VT AGW Prof A Disappointment

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Roper: Necessity for renewable energy
 “Recent articles in The Roanoke Times have deprecated wind and solar energy. Apparently the authors of those articles have not given much thought about how humans will get energy for electricity and transportation after fossil and nuclear fuels are depleted.”
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VT AGW Prof Roper has been a staple in the Roanoke Times and has had more coverage than most of the ‘paid’ staff.
This yet another chapter designed for a room of gullible students.
However, this is a significant change in the Profs story-line.
Apparently the steady drone of the Gore-Mann-Greta-AOC apocalyptic projections (oceans over-flowing the statue of liberty, all ice gone from Arctic and global temperatures so hot we all suffocated -- all belied by Mother Nature) has now lost its sting and we’re back to ‘soon we’ll run out of fuel’.
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There are shelves of books going back 100-years proclaiming the world population growth will exhaust the energy supply.
That may well prove true.  However, the bridge from here to there is not paved with wind-turbines and solar panels albeit they will be seen along the way.
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Intermittent and unreliable wind and solar can be supplements to utility level energy, but they do not provide the vast magnitude of 24-7-365 supply that’s required, not now, not ever!
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Prof Roper and his associates, parading their academic credentials before the public, owe the public more than platitudes.
They owe the public the supply-demand graphs and calculations and costs showing the reality of what their 24-7-365 utility-level proposals are that will support our people and industry.
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Prof, If you can’t or won’t do that – then spare us your unproductive diatribes!
And RT Editors: find some creditable sources for your energy pandering!
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