Boris Badenov
Fortis Leader
Ultimately, shale will just be a hiccup. A welcome hiccup, for sure, but a hiccup nevertheless. A rational way of looking at it might be that it gives us more time to prepare for a world in which petroleum is scarce. A more likely scenario, I fear, is that everyone puts on their party hat and is absolutely astonished, ASTONISHED, I SAY when we're right back where we started in ten years or so, with X more million mouths to feed on top of it.
So...fusion powerplants, anyone? At least the skunk works haven't been sitting around with their thumbs in scatological locales...
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/lockheed-claims-breakthrough-on-fusion-energy/
Of course, everyone knows that fusion power has been 10 years away for about the last 40 years, but still. Glimmer of hope?
So...fusion powerplants, anyone? At least the skunk works haven't been sitting around with their thumbs in scatological locales...
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/lockheed-claims-breakthrough-on-fusion-energy/
Of course, everyone knows that fusion power has been 10 years away for about the last 40 years, but still. Glimmer of hope?
