I'd like to agree with you, Andy, but many people have tried for 30
years to educate others about the principles if not the current details
of the issues at hand. What do you suggest we do about this failure to
get the point across? How do we overcome apathy, denial, and incredulity?
Bethany
Andy Goodell wrote:
I think my point was lost in the discussion, but to me it's fairly
simple. Wouldn't it be better to fund education and outreach projects
instead of buying more "stuff?"
I think small scale renewable energy is great. If you are already
using little energy, go ahead and install PV and thermal and
microhydro if you can and reduce the load on the grid. But when it's
statewide and tax dollars being discussed, I think educating those
using >1kW is a far better use of resources ($515M in this case) than
producing renewable energy.
-Andy
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