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Solution-The Renewable Electron Economy

by Planet Forward Archive | 9:57 pm January 19th, 2010
Categories: Electric Cars, Hydroelectric, Nuclear, Science, Solar, Transportation, Wind
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One Response to “Solution-The Renewable Electron Economy”


  1. On December 14th, 2010 at 10:09 pm Bill Farell Said:

    not much has been said about harnessing the magnetic flux klines at the poles to generate electrity.

    I would like to see this done, yes it is remote and hostile but once in place a cartakening crew can kep it running.

    There transmission lines being build in western Canada so getting the nergy to market is being considered.

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