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Originally Posted by Red Mile Style
See, this is what I mean. You have a red square and your posts contain this...
I've done my homework. I spent the past four months creating the Canadian global environmental assesment report under UN mandate 21. What you're proposing is so ****ing far away that I think I will be living on the moon before anyone even starts mentioning it.
First of all, what is one of the biggest arguments against wind energy? It costs too much to hook up to the grids. But, for some reason sending energy from Northern Alberta and hooking it up to a grid will work?
No.
Secondly, energy (well, not a significant amount like you're suggesting) can not be made on it's own from water under the surface, similiarily like energy can not simply be created from a flowing river. There are huge environmental impacts, such as what is happening in Quebec right now, from harvesting energy from water. Where exactly would this water go once it hits the surface? How would you get it back in the ground? It's not practical.
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What??? The water would go back into the ground...it happens every day right now as we speak. I suggest you go work on an oil rig for a few months and you might learn a few things.