futurecurrents wins

http://www.cnbc.com/id/102700229

Even the biggest exporters in the world of oil are throwing in the towel and investing heavily in renewable energy.

The sun has always been the answer.

I wouldn't view this trend as "futurecurrents wins". There are plenty of individuals who are AGW skeptics who strongly support alternative energy. There are a number of good reasons to support solar and wind including:
- Oil & gas extraction is a dirty business and impacts the local environment.
- At some point the supply of oil will run out. The supply is not unlimited.
- Oil importing supports countries that are not friendly to the U.S. such as Venezuela.

I am a strong supporter of alternative energy. I urge the government to implement policies supportive of alternative energy deployment (such as back-metering & removing solar panel limitations imposed by local governments). I am also support proper tax credits and grants to enable alternative energy (not the crony capitalism of the current administration).
 
algae is where it's at

if you want to invest in it, buy BP
all it takes is sunlight and a very little amout of water, you can do it in the desert, and you can create in a year what it took the dinasaurs 10,000 years to create. And unlike them, we can create it every day, they are about done producing easy oil.
 
all it takes is sunlight and a very little amout of water, you can do it in the desert, and you can create in a year what it took the dinasaurs 10,000 years to create. And unlike them, we can create it every day, they are about done producing easy oil.
there's about 7 major companies researching and delveloping it, I just thought it was funny that BP is the largest
 
Well thanks, but I find all this adulation a little embarrassing. I more used to being hated. Not sure how to handle this.

Wait. I said invest in renewables? Oh yeah. I'll be selling a stock tips newsletter soon.
 
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